"This is a stunning tintype I just opened. I adore every quirk, every beautiful photochemical quality. The overall impression is unsurpassed. Beautiful. Thank you."
The tenth anniversary is celebrated traditionally with a gift of tin. We love to create these pieces for our clients. To celebrate your tenth anniversary or to commemorate a special photographic memory for your family, we are here to preserve your legacy of images!
This amazing face was captured in an 8x10 wooden camera using the 150 year old wet collodion technique to make a tintype.
Do you have a Visit to Chicago planned? Make time to sit for a tintype! Contact us to make an appointment to visit our studio in Bucktown Chicago.
What a wee tiny love bug! This piece was a special order for Mother's Day. This pendant features a red rose tintype on the front and a tintype of very happy newborn on the back. The original was uploaded from an iPhone! We love creating one of a kind pieces to treasure, and are always happy to customize any order to your unique specifications!
the original, we did close the left eye to match the right everything else is unedited
We get a lot of favorite family photographs to work with and turn into tintypes. This one was too cute we had to share! New little J on black metal.
In creating tintypes we get some pretty amazing family images and stories. This tintype was just created for Mother's Day and when we first saw the image in our uploader we had to get the story of these two boys. Thanks to their Dad for sharing their story and tintype!
"The tintype arrived and it is absolutely awesome! My boys are very excited to give it to their mother on Mother's Day. Thank you!
As for the picture, this is the Halloween costume they chose last year. I am a computer administrator by profession, but my wife and I choose to limit the amount of time that can be wasted on technology through video games and tv. Instead, my wife, a librarian, always reads to them....a lot! As a result, my boys have always been big into playing dress-up. They like to recreate historical events and other things that they read in books. So we always have lots of 'visitors' from history stopping by to tell us a tale. It's not uncommon to have visits from Miami War Chief's and pilgrims like William Bradford and Christopher Jones (attached below). And yes, they design their own outfits! It's understood in our house that if you can't find an article of clothing you need to check the dress-up box.
Thanks again for the wonderful tintype."
-Matt
Eyes wide shut
An 8 x 10 in camera tintype on black plate.
A favorite tintype that I made while a Glashaus resident in San Diego.
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