Presence or Baroque Red? Compare two current pet portrait styles
A close portrait and a more formal scene: compare the actual catalog examples, then decide what suits your pet.
Bring art into everyday life. Read about prints, cushions, portraits and personal objects, with notes on choosing, displaying and caring for the pieces you keep.
A close portrait and a more formal scene: compare the actual catalog examples, then decide what suits your pet.
The parts of a good law firm letterhead, where the mark sits, what goes in the footer and why the continuation sheet matters as much as the first page.
A practical checklist for faces, pet features, group photographs and homes—before you begin your preview.

Aesop's fables and old legends, told again one at a time in portraits made with Fable.
Choose a photograph you want to keep close, then plan a small collection around the memories that matter to you.
Eight ways to give a law firm a mark that looks settled and serious, from interlaced partners’ initials to a seal with scales, with examples on real stationery.
Start with your subject, then compare the current examples and the composition each style is designed around.

A cat at the letter box, a dog on guard at the stairs, a Japanese traveller at dawn and a Larsson doorway: twelve welcoming pictures for a hall, with how to hang them.