Art Profolio Evolution Presentation & Display Book 8" x 10" - photo size

Excellent product and had no problem fitting in 50 18x24 heavy art paper paintings. Very efficient use of space vs archival boxes if your works are not susceptible to whatever the paper dividers are, and if f so then just get some acid free paper to replace them. Cheap and easy. Love this portfolio.

This is AMAZING!!I bought this to put all of my kids school pictures in through the years. Each page is an 8x10. I have one for each child and each year add their new photo to the pages along with their class photo if there is one. Every time I go through this book I can't believe how much they have grown over the years. This book is just for their 8x10 the rest of their photos stay in the paper sleeves.If you are looking for a way to keep a book of all their school photos through the years this is great.Pros:- Nice binder - you could customize with vinyl, or decorative handwriting.- Easy to put your photos into the pages or take out if you need to move them around.- Each page has a black piece of paper in it so if you don't have an 8x10 you can't see the photo on the other side.Cons:- If you don't have it labeled which side is up you could get it easily confused. I have marked all of mine on the cover to know which way it goes.I LOVE this though and can't wait to keep adding photos to their yearly books.

I bought this to store the large paintings my toddler brings home from school. Those big pads for the easel are 1.5 feet x 2 feet. We occasionally look through the art, but the portfolio is mostly just wedged upright next to a bookcase for storage. It is perfect for this purpose.The cover is flexible, but not too thin. The protector sheets are clear and thin, but that reduces the bulk of the book--they're still plenty sturdy. Each protector has a black, acid-free sheet in it, so you can put two papers in back-to-back. Sometimes, when I have two very similar pices of art, I put one in behind the other, so I end up with some protectors with three sheets, plus the black sheet. I wouldn't do it in every page, since it would add too much bulk, but it's fine occasionally.This is designed to be a functional, low-cost portfolio, so it doesn't have any bells or whistles. It's stripped down to the minimum functionality. If this company made a portfolio with zippered sides and a spine handle, I'd probably get that instead, so my child could carry it around when he's a little older without my help (and without fear of damaging the art).Bottom line: This functional, low-cost portfolio is perfect for all of your 18" x 24" paper storage needs. I wouldn't use it as a display portfolio if I were a graphic designer or whatnot, but it's fine for storage.

I have way too many posters from concerts and other events. I couldn't just let them sit in a poster tube! So I found this portfolio and fell in love with it. I now own 3 of these and wouldn't want any other kind. They're sturdy and display my prints very well. The nylon border around the front and back cover make it look very stylish and professional. The pages make it very easy for 18x24 prints to go in and out. A thin black sheet separates the prints so you can do 2 per page, which is wonderful.If you have concert posters, this is the portfolio for you.

Honestly, I would never use this case to display a professional portfolio to a review board or a critic. That said, this portfolio is still a quality product that is very useful for protecting and displaying images at a reasonable price.I bought this portfolio for a class final in which we were asked to put together a collection of 25 photographs that we had made throughout the semester. The professor told us that we would not be graded on the portfolio itself, but on the quality of the images. Being a poor student, I was able to pick this up for less than $20, which was ideal.The cover of the portfolio is durable matte black plastic, which is perfectly nice, but also looks somewhat cheap. Again, not appropriate for a professional review. The sheets themselves are durable, but they do have a slight texture to them, which somewhat obstructs the finer quality of the photograph being displayed. During my critique, each image had to be pulled out of the sleeve individually in order to be properly judged. This was perfectly acceptable in an academic setting, though.I've kept those same prints in this portfolio since that class ended since this serves as a great protector and organizer for them. I can see this being more useful for people making presentations consisting mainly of printed text.

My children are in their 20 and over the years I have collected quite a few 10 X 13 photos of them. The current photo is always on display but the others were just being stored away since I had no way to display them safely. These portfolios were the answer. They hold all their special photos with room to spare for future photos. They nicely hold the 10 X 13 photos as well as the few 11 X 14 photos that I have. The portfolios themselves are compact and lightweight so they will be easy for me to tuck away but nice enough to pull out whenever I want to browse through them. I ordered one portfolio for each of my two children so that when the time is right I can pass down their photos to each of them. Since there are spare pages in each portfolio I may even rearrange them and add in some of their artwork and other photos that I have saved over the years. The price on these portfolios is very reasonable and I find the quality to be very good. My order was shipped very quickly and I received the order in less than a week.

I have a pretty intensive concert poster collection and was looking for an art book to store them in. This was the biggest and cheapest I could find. It's decent quality. The clear plastic sheets that you slide the artwork in are VERY THIN. They work great but you have to be very careful sliding artwork in between them. Any force whatsoever and the sides rip. However, for the price it works.