Personal EditionSix card holders
Wedding party set
Coming laterA future collection
One shared memory, with a name for each of them. A personal piece for the people standing beside you.
RenderThe photo that works
Portrait works best with 1 or 2 people whose faces each span at least a fifth of the photo's width. For 3 or more people, choose Silhouette. In our tests a family of four drawn as a portrait came back with the wrong faces, and a group of nine came back as five people.
Example photos are generated, not customers or their pets.
Preview. Actual burn color and depth vary with the leather.
Pre-launch preview. Product images are renders. Not yet taking orders.
Piece details
- In the set
- Six card holders, one shared drawing, a name on each.
- Leather
- Named here before launch, with its tannery and grade, once it is documented.
- The mark
- A laser burn of the exact file you approve. Burn color and depth vary with the leather.
Drawing styles and guides
- Stencil
- Bold filled shapes. Best for dark coats, and the style that holds on a keychain.
- Woodcut
- Solid shapes with hatching. Closest to the photo, needs room.
- Line
- Outlines only. Best for light coats and for faces.
- Portrait
- Faces as clean line art, heads and shoulders. Best for 1 or 2 people.
- Silhouette
- Solid shapes on a simple horizon. Holds at every size, and the right choice for groups.
- Scene
- A simplified woodcut of the place: bold lines, few textures, open sky.
- As written
- Your handwriting or drawing, cleaned to one ink. Nothing is redrawn.
Shipping and remake
Ship dates published at launch. Every order will show its burned-by and arrives-by dates before you pay.
You approve the exact drawing before we burn it. If the likeness is off, we redraw and reburn it free. If the burn does not match the file you approved, we remake it or refund it. Each order keeps the fingerprint of the approved file, so we can check.
Care
Keep it dry. Wipe with a soft dry cloth. Full care notes follow once the leather is named.
The trace · Black lab
From image to mark
Start with an image, choose a placement, and review the exact drawing before approving it. The preview checks which placements hold the detail.
