by artchick | Oct 9, 2021 | Business Headshots Archives for Professionals | Artchick®
Advertising Photography for a Podcaster I had the pleasure of working on this project for advertising photography for a podcaster, Amie Sheridan. Amie provides sports & entertainment industry leaders the tools they need to be seen and heard by their peers and...
by artchick | Aug 28, 2021 | Business Headshots Archives for Professionals | Artchick®
Portrait of Writer – Jerry Manas I had the pleasure of working on a portrait of writer – Jerry Manas the other day. J. B. Manas (aka Jerry Manas) is a Philadelphia-based author of fiction and nonfiction, as well as a graphic novel and comic book writer....
by artchick | Aug 19, 2021 | Business Headshots Archives for Professionals | Artchick®
Transform Your Photos into NFT’s I have this reoccurring dream of an elephant wearing a sign that says “Transform Your Photos into NFT’s”. I can’t ignore this thought, so its time to turn ArtChick® photos into NFTs and dive into this...
by artchick | Aug 17, 2021 | Business Headshots Archives for Professionals | Artchick®
Back to Work Fall Sale I thought it would be pretty funny to play on the concept of “Back to School” campaigns and to give a it a twist; Back to Work Fall Sale ! So for all those heading back to the office this fall, I would like to offer you a special...
by artchick | Aug 2, 2021 | Business Headshots Archives for Professionals | Artchick®
Artist Self Portrait Update I always find myself preaching to everyone to update their portraits, yet here I am needing one! So here’s to my artist self portrait update. Deep down I’ve been itching for a little pop of color for a backdrop and I just...
by artchick | Jun 21, 2021 | Business Headshots Archives for Professionals | Artchick®
Professional PhD Student Headshots For today’s session, I had a pleasure of working with Tori Frisbie, a PhD candidate at Jefferson University. Tori wanted to invest in professional PhD student headshots as well as use some for her LinkedIn page. I have to say...
