Fotoforms originally known as Fun Shots was the first company offering laser-cut family photos through film processors throughout the United States.

HI GUY!

Just got your package. They look incredible. THANK YOU so much. They will be very happy. We will keep you in kind for other projects.

JOE (Up Design Group)

“This puzzle has toured for 5 years, including the Smithsonian Museum and over 1.5 million visitors total.”

Miami Museum of Science

“We’re lucky to have Fotoforms as a vendor”

Sean Duran, Director of Exhibits of Miami Museum of Science

Hi Guy,

Yes, I have thought about how well this past dance season has gone, our customers were very happy with this product, and I really don't think the production side could have gone much smoother...finally! I am absolutely going to put in many good words about your company and working with you and your staff.

Gary P. Major Sports & Dance Photographer

“Your statues were such a hit you’re making me famous”

US Marine Corps

“We’ve used Fotoforms for over 10 years now and the recipients are always thrilled to get them”

Barbershop Quartet Society

“We’ve been using the Fotoforms puzzle for two years now and it still looks like new”

Lincoln Museum City

“Fotoforms helped us look great”

Barkley-Kalpak Associates

I'd like to introduce Guy Hamilton to you. You are probably familiar with Fotoforms, the plastic cutouts. I have been doing business with Fotoforms for thirteen years. They are one of our favorite vendors, and their products are customer favorites.

Most of the time our orders to Fotoforms go through without any fuss, but over the years, they have pulled off some amazing feats. Like the time I overnighted a photo to Guy's home via USPS. We sent the package on Saturday, he got it on Sunday, gave it rush processing so it could ship out on Monday and we gave it to the customer on Tuesday -- which was Christmas Eve...

There are probably many IPI members who already buy from Fotoforms. I know Dan's Camera City uses them, and Bob Banasek did up until he closed his store. As many members are taking a page from Phil Gresham's book and looking to expand their gift offerings, I think Fotoforms are a good fit.

Regards,

Ted Dickens O.C. Photoworks