I’m commissioning a large, realistic oil painting—over 24x36 inches—that reimagines Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper with horses taking the place of the disciples. The work should preserve the classic composition, lighting, and emotional gravity of the original masterpiece while convincingly portraying each horse with lifelike anatomy, expression, and coat detail. Scope and process • Start with a rough concept sketch so we can settle the exact pose, table setting, and background architecture. • Follow with a fully rendered color study for approval before you move to canvas. • Paint the final piece in oil on primed, gallery-wrapped canvas suitable for immediate wall display. What I’ll need • High-resolution progress photos at key milestones (sketch, color study, 50 % paint-in, and final). • A clear varnish coat for protection once the painting is dry. • Secure packaging and insured shipping to my address; please include an estimated drying time and shipping window. Artistic notes I’m aiming for a dignified, almost Renaissance feel rather than a novelty illustration. Subtle symbolism—hay, feed buckets, or equine gear—can replace bread and chalices, but keep the overall atmosphere respectful and dramatic. If you have a portfolio of large-scale realistic animal or classical pastiche works, I’d love to see it. Let’s create a show-stopping conversation piece together.