Yes, you did it!
The free course ‘A start with photography’ is on it’s way to your email and you should have access within 15 minutes.
Before you go and rush into the course, I have something special for you which is only valid for the next 24 hours.
As a (food) photographer, backdrops are one of the most important things which will help you to create your own unique style.
By creating my own backdrops, I was able to respond directly to my client’s needs.
In a short time, for a special photography or styling assignment, I was able to paint the backdrop to match the style.
This is exactly what you’ll learn in my online course DIY backdrops.
Now for only €27 instead of €47!
Create your own backdrops and stand out
in the crowded photography space
Online course: DIY Backdrops
Are you a photographer or stylist and always looking for unique backdrops?
Design your own photography backdrops my online course “DIY Backdrops”.
Learn 14 different painting techniques to create unique backgrounds.
The backdrops are easy to make and you can immediately respond to your client’s needs.
Do you…
☞ always see those great photography backgrounds that you would like to use too?
☞ already make your own backdrops, but you still use the same techniques?
☞ you wonder what technique a particular backdrop was made with?
In this online course, you will learn to apply the techniques to create unique photography backgrounds yourself.
It frustrates you that you see cool backdrops for product photography at others. You also want a large canvas backdrop to hang in your living room so that you immediately have a totally different backdrop for your portrait photography or still life of flowers.
But where do you start? You’re wondering exactly what materials you should purchase.
You are also a bit unsure because painting is not your strong suit. You wonder if you can make it happen.
One thing is certain; you now want to learn to make your own backrops so you can distinguish yourself from others.
After the course you will know:
What materials you need to create backdrops.
Enough techniques to create backgrounds and finally know what to do.
Your workflow is better because your photos look better with your backdrops; it looks good right away.
You can even create custom backdrops for clients or special assignments; you are not dependent on others.
How do you get more assignments so you can work as a fulltime food photographer? And when you have an assignment, what kind of rate should you charge?
Some practical information:
- You can take this course on a private account on Instagram: @diybackdrops. You can view the course on your phone or tablet.
- Once you have purchased your ticket you will get access on the instagram account if you have submitted it.
- You can find the videos, presentations, photos and text in the highlights (the circles at the top).
- Occasionally you will be redirected to an IGTV.
About me
Since the beginning of my career as a photographer and stylist, I make my own backdrops. I have been painting for a long time.
My first business was making paintings for the children’s room. I worked in set design, where I learned several techniques.
I studied Creative Therapy Visual, where I also learned a lot about the materials you can work with. And painting and new techniques are still a favorite pastime of mine.
Just like photography and styling, I can also get into a “flow” here.
And also here it is accessible; it is mainly doing it, and you can hardly make any mistakes. You just do not want it to be perfect because you want a “lived” backdrop.
This course consists of several modules
- Module 1: Painting backdrop on wood, using the technique “blending.”
- Module 2: Painting a backdrop using a special wad for a beautiful effect.
- Module 3: Backdrop making: a cementlook backdrop. BONUS: concrete backdrop. Making an old rustic background.
- Module 4: Making a backdrop from a fabric with paint.
- Module 5: Making an old rusty background.
- Module 6: Painting a backdrop with a special ingredient and paint; making your paint thicker and your texture more visible.
- Module 7: making a backdrop with flaking paint, just like an old wooden door in France.
- Module 8: blue backdrop with wood structure.
- Module 9: using paper in your backdrop.
- Module 10: using the crackle technique to create a crackle effect.
- Module 11: a dark moody backdrop with a particular ingredient.
- Module 12: painting with lace.
- Module 13: canvas with structure.
- BONUS: FREE ACCESS to my online course, “Making canvas backdrops.” Including a bonus with painting napkins.
- BONUS pimp your old cutlery.
I try to use as many inexpensive materials as possible so that it remains fun for everyone.
Start making your own photography backdrops!
- BONUS: you get FREE access to my course “DIY Canvas Backdrops” worth $19,-
Here I show you how you can paint beautiful backdrops from canvas with stunning, profound effects. - BONUS: you get FREE access to my video’s how to paint your own napkins with natural material.
Only for 24 hours:
€27 instead of €47!
Grab your chance!
