Issue No. 6: The Style Issue
Inspired Project:
Designer Flip Books |
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This issue’s Inspired Project takes studio print display to a whole new level. We will be making designer flip books from mounted prints, which look as yummy as they are easy to assemble. |
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Identity Crisis:
Save Yourself From Marketing Meltdown |
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Whether you already have a brand for yourself, or are just starting out, we’ve assembled some priceless advice from a dear Design Aglow pal and branding-maven-extraordinaire, Ellen Petty of Identity Kitchen. |
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Mystery and Wonder:
The Portraiture of Marmelade |
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Chicago based portraiture artist Marianne “Mare” Drenthe of Marmalade Photography has long captivated with her evocative and beautifully surrealistic images. |
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Style Stories:
Exquisite Styles And The Stories Behind Them |
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We asked ten of the most stylish and talented photographers in our industry to tell us the story of their styles, from their humble beginnings, to their muses, to where they see their style going in the future. |
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The Rockstars Of Photography:
John Michael Cooper |
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What makes photography rock star John Michael Cooper really rock? Design Aglow talks to this camera giant about life, work, and his inflatable couch. |
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Inside Real Studios:
Simone Hanckel |
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The crisp, clean, black and white design of her storefront is a brilliant backdrop for her exquisite photography. |
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Carrie Sandoval:
Baby Style |
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Carrie Sandoval is more than a pretty face on a busy mom. Design Aglow talks to this delightful charmer about moms-to-be, grumpy dads, and the newborns comprising her work. |
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Jose Villa:
Natural Born Style |
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From Fuji Film to mothers of the bride, the thing that people can’t stop talking about is his distinctive style. |
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This feature is the first of a series of articles on color and how it can be applied to your images, design, branding, and studio. |
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VGallery:
Kickin' It, Old Style |
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Design Aglow talks to this fun femme about branding, décor and tying everything together, as ever, with style. |
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