Artisan Heirloom Albums
This classic heirloom is crafted by hand with archival materials. Features thick, layflat pages printed on Fuji photographic paper. Choose a cover from our genuine Italian leathers, European linens, or Japanese fabrics.
The Process
Step 1
Within a month of the photos being delivered in the online gallery we will set up a time to collaborate on an album design. During the meeting I will present an album design of 30 to 40 spreads including what I think are the best photos that tell the story of the day. Default collections include your first 20, or 30 album pages (10 or 15 spreads), you will have the opportunity to upgrade your album collection or remove spreads as you see fit. Extra spreads are billed at $100 each. We can also exchange and remove photos. You can expect this process to take at least one hour.
Step 2
Once the design is finalized, we will go over material and cover options. After the meeting you will have 3 days to make any final changes before the order is placed.
Step 3
The album takes up to one month to be printed and will be shipped directly to you as soon as possible.
More Details
Upgrades
upgrade size to 9x12 : $175
additional spread : $100
custom wood album box : $300
6x6 mini duplicate : $400
Album not a part of your initial collection?
That’s okay!
To schedule an album consultation, 50% is due up front and 50% is due at time of order placement.
Investment
9X12 Artisan Album [20 pages/10 spreads]: $1500
8x10 Artisan Album [20 pages/10 spreads]: $1200
Album Selection Instructions
If you’d like to make your own selections for the album, navigate to your online gallery, click the heart in the bottom left corner to add to your favorites. They will be added to a selects folder that you can access in the upper right corner of the ordering screen. When you are done selecting yours images let me know so that I can get started on your design.
I highly recommend completing this process within 30 days of gallery delivery.
Cover Options
Photo cameo
Gold, Silver, or Rose debossing
Blind debossing
