Give a Memory for Valentine's Day with Photofiddle.com

Finding the perfect Valentine's Day gift for a loved one can be difficult, if not downright impossible. Chocolates and roses have been done to death. Jewelry is too expensive, gift cards too impersonal. This year, men and women from around the globe are invited to give their Valentine a memory instead. Photofiddle.com is putting a new face on Valentine's Day with their unique photo effects software, turning ordinary photos into spectacular works of art that men and women of all ages are guaranteed to treasure for a lifetime.

"Photofiddle.com is the only website that allows a user to instantly transform their uploaded digital photo into various styles of art," says company representative Eric Gold.

Photofiddle.com takes personalization to new heights by helping their customers create one of a kind gifts with their free online photo effects software, which takes ordinary photographs and turns them into genuine art. Through Photofiddle.com customers can add sepia, red, green or blue photo hues to their pictures, stretch them, shrink them and zoom them, then transform them into one of over fifty incredible designs.

With the help of Photofiddle.com's team of artists these photographs transform into oil paintings, Warhol pop art, watercolors, modern art, outline sketches, abstract art, photo collages, art, film strip photo collages, Lichtenstien art and color pencil sketches, just to name a few, making them the perfect addition to any interior design.

All designs ordered through Photofiddle.com are produced in four days or less and shipped immediately upon completion, ensuring that their one of a kind gifts are received in plenty of time for Valentine's Day-no matter where in the world their customers happen to be. Photofiddle.com does ship outside of the U.S., and customers are invited to touch base with a Photofiddle.com representative for a personalized shipping quote before placing their order.

"There are other companies that turn photos into canvas paintings," stated New York Times columnist David Pogue, who was pleasantly surprised to discover FedEx on his doorstep one morning with an interpretive painting of his children at the beach, "…But not many of them offer a choice of painter styles like Photofiddle does."