Before we start with the actual topic of this episode, Chantal would like to ask you for a favour. She is planning to offer short online classes in the future. She’d really appreciate if you could take a minute to fill in this survey for her so she can find out what you are most interested in.
Now on to our today’s topic:
Chantal just came back from Switzerland where she helped celebrate her mum’s 80th birthday. Of course, that involved some photo gifts.
Hence, today she can share with us what she created and how she went about it. It’s a real life case study, so to speak.
We are talking about four projects she did:
Chantal not only describes what the projects were but also how she tackled each of the projects. We discuss the process, the design steps including what the struggles and what the easy parts were.
There will also be one or two blog posts about that topic over at Photos In Order’s blog page.
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