Allies most days, and rivals the rest
Photo frames for two people who grew up in the same house. The names are set large above the portraits rather than squeezed underneath, because a frame about two people should say whose it is first. Ten designs, including the record card that asks which of them is older and by how much, and a strip of film that holds four.
Showing 1–10 of 10 frames
Brothers & Sisters
Two names set large, two portraits under them, and three smaller pictures along the foot.
Brothers & Sisters
4 pictures set in a strip of film, sprocket holes and all.
Brothers & Sisters
Five pictures dropped across three torn sheets, each leaning its own way.
Brothers & Sisters
A round portrait, the four details that matter, and three pictures under them.
Brothers & Sisters
A line set large and then said again quietly, with nine pictures underneath.
Brothers & Sisters
A ticket: one picture on it, the details on the stub, and three more pictures below.
Brothers & Sisters
A cover: the name across the top, one picture the width of the page, and three along the foot.
Brothers & Sisters
4 moments hung off a line down the middle, each with the day it happened beside it.
Brothers & Sisters
Twelve pictures, three of them seen through a Two cut clean out of the page.
Brothers & Sisters
One picture, five lines you write yourself, and your name at the end of them.