ARTISAN SESSIONS

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Here you will find examples of our different types of artisan sessions for creators.  If you’re not a creator then you may want to check out our Personal Branding or headshot sessions. 

Artisan Shoot – Studio

Holly Madge – Professional drummer

Annukka Costello 

Painter

The main focus of this session was to create a set of images which showed Annukka’s studio, her work, and most importantly her at work. We shot images of her process, her tools and her finished paintings.

Farmer Christmas Brand

Images for the author and illustrator of the Farmer Christmas series of books

This shoot was designed to introduce the author and illustrator of this set of magical and beautifully illustrated books.  We showed the illustrator drawing and the story teller planning to show the skill and craftsmanship involved in making these books. 

We photographed the details of these beautiful books to show off the foiling on the cover, we created beautiful flat lays as product shots surrounding the book with Christmas’s items.  We photographed the book in situ -under a tree, in a stockin, being read – to help people understand how it would feel to have this book in your life in the festive season.

This shoot was not only about the physcial book but about showing the people behind the brand.  The skill involved and the care and time that goes into this amazing business.  Farmer Christmas HQ fully embraced planning their shoot and as a result had a huge library of images to use on their socials and marketing.  

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Hartnack & Co

A husband and wife team who make the most exquisite custom made bespoke portfolios, binders and boxes. We worked on an artisan branding shoot for Hartnack and Co to show their highly skilled process, from selecting materials, personalising covers and physically constructing the products. It was a truly fascinating process which shows potential clients the value and quality of what they are receiving.

Some shoots like this one really lend themselves to a few black and white arty images.  Each set of colour and black and white have their separate advantages.  Which do you prefer?