JONDO’s canvases are a pretty standard shape to wrap as a gift, but that doesn’t mean that it has to be boring. Here are a few creative and festive ways to make the presentation of your gift so nice you’ll want to just hang it up as is on the wall.
Unfortunately many of these photos are not lucky enough to stay in tip top condition or the quality of the camera it was shot with was poor. However, with a little time and effort they can be restored without having to hire a professional and be given new life on a modern canvas to be displayed again in all its glory.
Ice Cube takes us through the streets of his hometown and shows the places that are below the radar but iconic to him growing up. He even describes how each freeway has its own personality.
In part two of our blog series counterpart to our Winter Workshop email newsletters, we cover some lighting tips that you can use this winter for shooting holiday photos with friends, family, and loved ones. Most of these tips can be applied to all types of cameras, but often times it’ll be easier to achieve [...]
It certainly feels like Christmas here at JONDO as our diligent elves in production are stepping into high gear as the day draws nearer. And if we feel the pressure here, we are sure many of you are too as you hurry and try to find the perfect gift for your loved ones. Well, what about those photos you have sentenced away for a long while now on your computer? No we don’t want any of that, oh those photos aren’t nice enough to be made into canvas and hung anywhere. Ah humbug we say to that! And since we’re already in the holiday spirit, there is a 20% off promo code on your next canvas print at the end of the tutorial!
One afternoon last week, we spent a little time with some pets of the JONDO family doing a quick local photo shoot. Â They’re actually the dogs of co-founder Maryann Doe. The impromptu shoot was meant to just gather together some internal stock photography and of course to let our furry friends have an opportunity to [...]
The photos below are actually compositions put together by talented digital artist Matt Wisniewski using images found on Tumblr. Â Right off the bat, one can see what he has done by blending the two different photo styles of portrait and landscape for results that are nothing short of spectacular. [MATT WISNIEWSKI VIA FSTOPPERS]
It is very hard to imagine a world without photo editing software that lets us do just about anything our imagination can come up with. So how did the experts do it pre-Photoshop? The old fashioned way of course, by hand.
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