Is someone interested in how YourEyeArt came to be? :)

Cool, then let me tell you a story!

One day, when walking through a mall, we saw a photo booth, where photos of people's eyes were taken to be then printed - what a beautiful idea!

We liked the idea of being able to give this canvas as a gift to our loved ones and families, especially immortalizing our grandparent's eyes and making a full family eye canvas to be hung in the most visible area of the house.

It would be the best gift of all - why not make something that lasts forever and means the world?

Unique and personal at the same time!

By the way, did you know that our eyes never change, even as we grow older? They are the same eyes that witnessed the first sunset, your first bike ride, your graduation, and every moonlit night.

So why not celebrate this by immortalizing them?

The photo studio appointment was quite costly, but, we were determined that it would be a great investment!
 
So we tried booking an appointment, but it was quite difficult to find suitable times, align schedules, prepare for the day, etc, and on top of that it was extremely difficult to align this with the elderly of our family(Not eager to leave the house, body pain, tiring part of the week, etc) - but at that point, they were the top reason why we would be taking on this task!

All of these challenges led us to think that there must be a better way!

To be able to take iris photos in the comfort of our home!

Inviting a photographer to set up a photo station at our home promised the same logistics, scheduling and other problems AND on top of that, this kind of service is reserved for a considerable money investment!

So we had an idea - to try and see if a phone camera would be good enough to take a photo of an eye in good quality for a printing quality level!

We were excited - trying out multiple techniques, DIY setups, even portable adjustable hardware and it seemed that our goal was close, but unfortunately, no matter how many attempts we tried, the answer was no.

It is impossible to take a good enough quality photo from a phone's camera to have it printed.

BUT

But then we found a way to generate the resolution, take care of faulty parts, like reflection, eyelash shadows, light mixtures, etc with the help of AI and talented, world-class photo editors. Just from a phone camera..it just needs a couple of pointers and the help of our team!


Isn't this cute? (This is the first iris print we ever created with this process!)

This mantlepiece got attention and compliments from each and every guest we had over!

And of course, they were interested in how to make their own..

..and that was when YourEyeArt was born! :)

Many photos later, today we help to immortalize your loved one's eyes, whether that would be your family, friends, relatives, yourself, or even your pets by a special request!

We are happy to have you visit our website, make our day and send over some beautiful eyes for us to immortalize!

- YourEyeArt team