An Integrated Portfolio Package: Photographer, Terry Vine
Posted in Print Portfolios / Promos by D. Currier | Tags: portfolio book, promotional materials, websiteCheck out these well-designed and thoughtfully integrated portfolio pieces from photographer Terry Vine – including portfolio books, promotional books, cases and website. http://terryvine.com/
Terry had this to say about the work -
“The portfolios were designed by Amanda Love of Love Leaf Press in Chicago. She worked hand in hand with my rep, Patti Schumann, to come up with a unique presentation and a way to tie together the varying segments of my work. We wanted to include my personal fine art images along with the commercial images and have it all work together. She came up with the idea of three separate books presented together in a slipcase. We titled these books Life, Luxury and Leisure which tie in with galleries of the same names on the new website. The new website was designed by Marketa Hand of Wired Hand Design.
Separately we did a new promotional piece, Seven Assignments, that feature the work of the seven “Project” galleries on the new website. The new promotion piece was created by Chris Hill and Bobby Van Lenten of Hill Design (http://www.hillonline.com/) and was printed by Blanchette Press. And And finally we did a series of ePromos that were sent out, each one featuring work from these same galleries that link back to the website.”
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Andreas Jakwerth says:
Amazing!
Must have cost a fortune!!! But it looks so good, cannot believe it
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Jackson Towner says:
Very impressive. Books look great. What is the blue portfolio cover made out of – leather?
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Kathryn Wagner says:
Terry I love the creative collaboration you involved with the making of your marketing pieces. I think your whole team did such a beautiful job! This is a great example of taking your work and making it into a total package that a client can easily grasp your aesthetic and objectives.
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Wonderful Machine Photography Blog » Peachy Portfolio Visits says:
[...] of three books in one case, each featuring a different side of his lifestyle/travel work. Aside: No Plastic Sleeves just had a nice post about Terry’s branding collaboration with his rep Patti [...]
Jasmine Hartsook says:
Terry, these are really lovely. I get a nice sense of the tactile quality of these pieces. Excellent work! We are so happy to have you as a part of Blend
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Kris Fulk says:
Wow, the set looks AMAZING! I love the simplicity and understated elegance of it!
- Kris Fulk, Houston Boudoir Photographer
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Chicago Diary / Wonderful Machine Photography Blog says:
[...] As they were poring over the books, the conversation turned to how SamataMason chooses photographers, since they are deluged with dozens of mailers every day. Not surprisingly, the only mailers that they keep are the ones that they consider unique. As an example of a leave-behind that avoided the circular file, they specifically mentioned Terry Vine’s promotional piece. [...]