Ideas for using digital photos to make photo books and othe photo gifts
Make a Coffee Table Book That Mom Will Treasure
Photo books don’t have to be about family. photo bookThey can be about any topic that moves you — or Mom, in this case. What does she like? What would she appreciate? Make her a coffee table book that she’ll show to everyone.
Document Your Artwork — Photo Tips from Lori McNee
In past posts, I showed you how to create an artist’s portfolio — a photo book displaying your art. photo book by lifephoto.comA book that can be printed, e-mailed or posted to a Web site, blog, Facebook or Twitter. In those posts, artist Tom Eddington had his fine wood sculptures professionally photographed and the finished book is spectacular. In this post, artist and blogger Lori McNee explains how to photograph your own artwork to get optimal results for a professional-looking representation of your work.
Professional Photo Book of Samples — Easy to Make. Easy to Share.
In the last post, I introduced you to the concept of using a quality online photo sharing source for creating your own professional art Artist’s Portfolio Photo Bookportfolio. This is a very high quality bound book that you can share with art patrons and potential clients through several vehicles: 1) The printed book itself. 2) E-mail. 3) Social media posts like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and others. Here is a step-by-step guide to formatting your photo portfolio, a link to the sculptor’s portfolio previewer and tips for using the book and previewer to market your art work more effectively.
Sculptors. Watercolor Artists. Oil Painters. Crafters.
Quilters. Clothing or Jewelry Designers.
Whatever your art specialty, you can showcase your finest work Tom Eddington Artist Photo Bookin an easy-to-make photo sample book — a book you can print, easily e-mail, post on Facebook, Twitter or other social media sites.
