The Six Portrait Styles
Each style produces a high-resolution digital portrait at 4072×3256px, delivered as a white background JPEG and a transparent PNG. All portraits are commercially licensed and completed within 7–10 business days, with two rounds of refinements included.Journal
A modern take on the iconic Wall Street Journal crosshatch illustration. Refined, authoritative, and built for high-resolution screens. From $320
Chronicle
Editorial ink stippling and bold flat color blocking inspired by the golden age of newspaper portraiture. The most detailed style in the collection. From $500
Pencil Perfect
Hand-drawn pencil on paper, digitized and enhanced with color. Warm, tactile, and approachable. From $290
Refined Line
Directional hatching and a monochromatic blue palette on warm cream — classical pen-and-ink portraiture with a contemporary edge. From $250
Portrait Plus
Understated monochrome elegance with a close focus on fine detail. Clean, versatile, and timeless. From $250
Pop Fiction
Bold, graphic, and full of energy — a pop-art-inspired style that brings vibrant personality to your professional presence. From $200
Bundle Sizes
Whether you’re commissioning a portrait for yourself, your founding team, or your entire leadership roster, Bareface offers three bundle sizes. Each bundle includes portraits in your chosen style, produced to the same standard regardless of quantity.Single
1 portrait. The right choice when you need one carefully crafted piece — for a personal brand, a professional profile, or a memorable gift. Prices start at 500 (Chronicle) depending on style.
Trio Collection
3 portraits. Designed for co-founders, small leadership teams, or gifting sets. Each portrait is individually commissioned and drawn. Prices range from 1,420 (Chronicle).
Studio Collection
10 portraits. Built for growing teams and ongoing brand projects. Coordinate a consistent illustrated identity across your whole team. Prices range from 4,500 (Chronicle).
How to Choose a Style
Not sure which style fits best? Here’s a quick way to think about it:- Journal or Chronicle — if you want something that commands attention, carries editorial weight, and references a rich tradition of illustrated portraiture.
- Refined Line or Portrait Plus — if you prefer something quieter and more versatile, suitable for a wide range of brand contexts.
- Pencil Perfect — if you want warmth and a handcrafted feel that reads as personal rather than corporate.
- Pop Fiction — if you want energy, colour, and a look that stands out on any platform.