Tuesday, October 11, 2011

The Portfolio for iPad is here

I am very excited to be adding this new portfolio design to my website.  Many artists and designers are finding that printed portfolios are no longer suitable for presenting their work.  Thankfully new technology and streamline tablet designs have now made it possible to  present this same work conveniently and efficiently in a digital format. 


This drop spine flip top presentation box has a magnetic flap closure and can be custom made in one or two of the 37 colors available. As with all boxes and portfolios in the online store, the Portfolio for iPad can be personalized in a number of ways.  Foil stamping and embossing of a name or logo are 2 of those options.  


There are also many style and sizes of pockets that can be added to the inside lid liner.  The Portfolio for iPad can viewed flat on a table or the cover can be inverted to create an easel.  To see more details and photos of The Portfolio for iPad please visit the website.





Posted by Kristin Dunn at 12:48 PM
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5 comments:

  1. great work, I had a question about where you get your bookcloth from? I'm out in the LA area visiting and was wondering if there were any stores in the area that sold book cloth (larger sizes than 17x19)?

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  2. Try Hiromi in Santa Monica. They are the only place in LA that I know of that sells bookcloth by the yard.
    Their website is http://store.hiromipaper.com/

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  3. Thank you! this is a great help :)

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  4. This seem to be a good one, any ways thanks for sharing nice one.

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  5. Vicke here again, I'm very glad to have decided to peruse your blog a bit more, this especially is a really interesting approach to outer portfolio design. Though in turns of the mechanics of it, when it is inverted to the easel position – how would you ensure that it stays upright and doesn't collapse?

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