Style library

18 ways to turn a photo into something worth keeping. Each one does a single thing, and does it with an opinion.

Collage · added on top of your photo

Your photo stays exactly as it is; the style grows around it.

Photo and paper split by one hand-torn edge

A cool-blue zine cover for an ordinary evening

Your photo above, the same scene in watercolour below

One torn piece of your photo, the rest redrawn on paper

Your photo as a collectible ticket stub

Your photo whole on top, a monthly page below

Photo on top, a memory sketch below

White-pen doodles over the untouched photo

A real object, a tiny worker and room to breathe

Your whole photo, one drawn motif and three small swatches

The whole image is redrawn in the style, keeping the scene recognisable.

Vintage offset print, 1957–1980 mood

Redrawn as badly as possible, on purpose

The whole scene re-inked as an animation background

Flat minimalist comic with one deadpan line

One small crayon drawing floating in a lot of cream

A keepsake card with six die-cut stickers

Your subject inside an eccentric old computer screen

Keep the feeling; redraw the whole scene as paper and ink