
Modern Sage
Red and white, with those ears, on sage green.

Big ears, short legs and the confidence of a dog who has lived in a palace.
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Shown: an example Modern Sage portrait
Upload a photoPembroke Welsh Corgis were bred in Wales to herd cattle, nipping at heels while staying low enough to dodge the kicks. They're quick, bossy, funny and loyal, and they rank No. 16 on the AKC's 2025 list. Queen Elizabeth II famously kept Pembrokes for most of her long life, which made the breed famous far beyond Wales.
In a portrait, a Corgi's face is pure charm: the big, upright, fox-like ears, the bright eyes, the white blaze and that famous open-mouthed smile. Red, sable, fawn and black-and-tan coats with white markings each bring their own warmth. Because Corgis are so cheerful, they shine in whimsical and playful styles, and those ears give bold graphic styles a terrific silhouette to work with.
The graphic ones. Line Drawing and Modern Sage both make the most of that silhouette, and Watercolor is the softer choice. Try them all free and see which one looks most like yours.
We'd start with Modern Sage: Red and white, with those ears, on sage green. Watercolor is a close second: Red and sable coats glow in loose, warm washes. You can try every style with your own photo and pick the one that looks most like your Corgi.
A sharp, close photo in soft daylight, taken at your dog's eye level, is the foundation. For a Corgi specifically: Ears are everything. Make a funny noise right before you shoot. Both ears up and forward is classic Corgi. Get low. They're short. Lie on the floor so you're looking straight into their face.
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