Your work deserves to look as good as it is.
Get a free guide to photographing your work well — with just your phone.
For artists, makers, and creative business owners who are tired of their phone photos not doing their work justice.
You make beautiful things, but does your phone camera know that?
You've poured yourself into your work. The last thing you want is for a blurry, badly lit, weirdly angled photo to be the first impression a gallery, a client, or a follower gets.
Professional photography sessions are expensive — and you can't book one every time you need an image for Instagram, a grant application, your website, or an email to a client.
There's a better way.
Introduce yourself to your best work.
How to Photograph Your Work with Your Phone is a free guide that teaches you the three things that make the difference between a photo that sells your work and one that undersells it.
In a few minutes, you'll know how to:
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Set up a simple background that makes your work the star
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Find the right light — no special equipment needed
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Get the angle right so nothing looks distorted
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Edit quickly on your phone for a clean, professional result
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Save and share your images in the right format every time
Whether you're a painter, sculptor, jeweler, ceramicist, or any kind of maker — this guide was made for you.
Who is this for?
This is for you if:
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You make things and need to photograph them regularly
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You rely on your phone camera because hiring a photographer every time isn't realistic
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You want images good enough for Instagram, your website, client emails, or grant and gallery submissions
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You're not a photographer — and you don't want to become one, you just want results
What happens when you sign up?
You'll get the guide delivered straight to your inbox — free, immediately, no strings attached. You'll also receive occasional tips, resources, and updates about new workshops and courses from Visual U. You can unsubscribe any time.
Visual U — practical visual skills for creative people
About Jude
I'm Jude Broughan — a working artist and university instructor based in Brooklyn, New York.
I've spent over a decade teaching photography, design, and digital skills at colleges across New York City, and I've shown my own work in galleries in New York, Miami, Berlin, and New Zealand.
I created Visual U because I kept seeing the same thing — talented, dedicated creative people held back not by their work, but by not knowing how to show it. The skills that make a real difference are simpler than most people think. I'm here to teach them to you.
