In addition to book design, my studio specializes in organizing and curating born-digital archives — and I love every kind that comes through the door. These typically fall into two categories:
1. Personal Digital Archives: Thousands of digital photos (and often videos) are often scattered across devices like phones, external hard drives, old camera cards, USB drives, DVDs, and computers. I help you gather, organize, and edit these files into a cohesive, permanent archive you can easily access, search, and share. Whether you're finally ready to make that wedding album, or want to preserve years of memories in one polished format, I can help you bring it all together.
2. Business & Organizational Archives: Companies and organizations often have vast digital collections — including images, emails, PDFs, and documents — that need to be sorted, cleaned up, and sometimes printed into catalogs, reports, or archival books. I streamline this process, offering structure, consistency, and custom-designed deliverables tailored to your goals.
Using a combination of Adobe Bridge, Photoshop, and advanced AI features, I can sort and organize your files efficiently. I remove duplicates, upscale and restore low-resolution images, convert outdated file types, and process raw or unedited images. With my background as a photo editor and creative director, I have a trained eye to quickly identify your strongest visuals — whether for an event, a business archive, or a beautifully crafted album.
© Cyndi Shattuck Archiving
