Thursday, August 16, 2007
Friday, August 10, 2007
Alternative Group Shots
If you're looking for some new ideas for group portraiture, then this second article may just be for you.

Being a creative director, Lara wanted to have some unique post ceremony group pictorials for her wedding.

Joujou, Tim's "Queen of Honor" (below, standing right), conceptualized the group shots based on a Vanity Fair Magazine.


Am also posting this for Jing & Chris, another US-based couple whom I met yesterday. We will be having Jing's family pictorial late this August.

Candid shots from the background are actually part of the pictorial. Here is a nice one showing Tim's mother and sister-in-law walking at the back while I took a photo of Lara's grandmother with the couple.

Am thinking whether the next article will be about some creative reception group setup or about my favorite big band swing music.

Being a creative director, Lara wanted to have some unique post ceremony group pictorials for her wedding.

Joujou, Tim's "Queen of Honor" (below, standing right), conceptualized the group shots based on a Vanity Fair Magazine.


Am also posting this for Jing & Chris, another US-based couple whom I met yesterday. We will be having Jing's family pictorial late this August.

Candid shots from the background are actually part of the pictorial. Here is a nice one showing Tim's mother and sister-in-law walking at the back while I took a photo of Lara's grandmother with the couple.

Am thinking whether the next article will be about some creative reception group setup or about my favorite big band swing music.
Monday, August 06, 2007
Save-the-date
This series will be about some nice wedding ideas done by my clients. First stop are the save-the-date cards.
The Save-the-date card is a standard item being done by most US couples. They normally choose a photo from their engagement pictorial and ask a professional layout artist to come up with a design.
The first sample below was made by Joy & Ron from Chicago.

Joy chose a wedding boarding pass theme since they will be 'transporting' all their US friends to Cebu to have their destination wedding/vacation there. Boarding details can be found in www.flymetocebu.weddingwindow.com. Their BestDog, who is 3rd on their bridal party list, will also be joining the ceremony and taking his vacation. What a lucky dog :)
Our next couple, Sheila & Mike, decided to select a photo with a more symbolic theme. Their 'teaser' cards will be placed inside a vellum-like translucent cover so that one can see the images without opening the envelopes (from either side).
The front side -

The back side -

More design studies are to be found in http://s188.photobucket.com/albums/z153/mikelovesmaelovesmike/save-the-date%20artwork%20by%20redchapz/
They will be 'transporting' me back to Las Vegas come end of November.
The Save-the-date card is a standard item being done by most US couples. They normally choose a photo from their engagement pictorial and ask a professional layout artist to come up with a design.
The first sample below was made by Joy & Ron from Chicago.
Joy chose a wedding boarding pass theme since they will be 'transporting' all their US friends to Cebu to have their destination wedding/vacation there. Boarding details can be found in www.flymetocebu.weddingwindow.com. Their BestDog, who is 3rd on their bridal party list, will also be joining the ceremony and taking his vacation. What a lucky dog :)
Our next couple, Sheila & Mike, decided to select a photo with a more symbolic theme. Their 'teaser' cards will be placed inside a vellum-like translucent cover so that one can see the images without opening the envelopes (from either side).
The front side -

The back side -

More design studies are to be found in http://s188.photobucket.com/albums/z153/mikelovesmaelovesmike/save-the-date%20artwork%20by%20redchapz/
They will be 'transporting' me back to Las Vegas come end of November.


