Not at all — that's rather the point. Separate photos, taken years apart, in different places, are exactly what most people send. One clear photo of each face is all it takes.

Yes, and it's one of the things Bailey is asked for most. Send whatever photo you have of them, even an old or slightly faded one, and they'll be in the portrait alongside everybody else.

A high-resolution digital file, emailed to you. There's nothing to post and nothing to wait in for. You can print it at any size, at home or at a print shop, and frame it however suits you.

It isn't instant — these take a while to get right. Bailey emails you as soon as yours is finished. If you'd like it sooner, there's a £3 priority option in the basket that brings it back within 3 hours.

Just say. Swap a photo, move someone, change who's stood where — Bailey will make the change and send it back. There's no extra charge for that.

Sometimes, sometimes not. Send it over on WhatsApp before you order and Bailey will tell you honestly whether she can work with it.

Up to eight through the website. If there are more than that, choose eight and say so in the notes — Bailey will sort the rest.

Yes — pets are family, so they're drawn in alongside everyone else for £3 each. If it's only the pet and no people, Bailey's friend Bonnie at Paws on Paper does exactly that.

No. Everything is digital, which is why it costs what it does and arrives as quickly as it does. You own the file and can print it as many times as you like.

They're only ever used to make your portrait. Nothing is posted anywhere without you asking.