the visual journal of Ars Magna Studio - fine art portrait & wedding photography
And yet another album! This is an Image Book – which is produced differently that the Heirloom Album.
The Image Book in its’ black slipcase, and the Ars Magna twill tape.
Slip case, Image Book and book jacket.
A extremely elegant cake for an extremely elegant wedding
An album that had been a long time in the making. Heirloom album covered in split-tone gray and black leather.
Vertical silver embossing on the front cover.
Black leather spine detail.
Page spread of the bride’s prep. I love the out of focus bridesmaid in the background!
Still one of my all time favorite candid bridal portraits. The composition just shy of symmetry, and the soft color palette.
Presenting one of my first hand-bound (by me!) in-studio wedding albums:
A staid gray cover on the outside.
White core flush mount pages.
I chose a fun bright green for the fly pages, to offset the more traditional gray cloth on the cover.
A peek at one of the spreads. See more here.
One of the new greener products we are offering this year are Fine Art Folios. Below are a few images of a sample 5×7 Triptych.
Continuing the Ars Magna use of twill tape (thank again for casual yet elegant idea, Thinkside).
Here the twill functions as an enclosure for a 5×7 fine art triptych with a red silk cover.
The Folio folds shut and ties.
Foil stamping on the interior in silver.
Prints in the Fine Art Folios sit in museum window mats.
Open, the Fine Art Folio can be displayed on a mantle or shelf.
