Disque vinyle illustré de 12 pouces | Disque illustré de collection aux designs exclusifs

I used a landscape photograph from a trip to Arizona and was a little worried about how a wide image would translate to a round disc. The important parts stayed visible and the full-surface print looks really striking. It's displayed in my office now rather than buried with thousands of other travel photos.

I put my favorite ridiculous photo of him across the whole disc and gave it to my daughter. She laughed for about five minutes and immediately put it on her shelf.

I designed the image myself specifically for the circular format. Seeing it cover the entire disc instead of being squeezed onto a center label was exactly what I wanted.

I chose a photo of us dancing where my dress spreads out around us, and the circular format works beautifully with it. Having the photograph cover the entire disc makes it look much more like an art piece than another wedding print. We have it displayed on a stand beside our wedding album.

My custom image covers the whole disc with no music or playable side involved. It looks fantastic displayed next to my other artwork.

My daughter is studying graphic design and created a colorful abstract piece for one of her classes. I loved it and wanted to give her a physical version that wasn't simply another rectangular print. The picture disc turned out to be a great format for it because her design has shapes radiating outward from the center. The artwork fills the entire surface, so the disc itself becomes the composition. When she opened it, she initially assumed I'd somehow turned her artwork into an album. I explained that it doesn't contain music and is purely for display, which she actually liked more because nothing distracts from the design. It's now mounted above her desk at school.

I used a candid picture from our wedding rather than the formal portrait we already have everywhere. Having the image cover the entire disc made it feel like a completely different piece of artwork. We display it on a stand in our bedroom, and I love that it doesn't look like another standard wedding photo.

I used one of my night-city photographs and the full-disc print completely changes the composition. It's hanging in my studio now.

We recently moved out of the first house my husband and I owned together. It wasn't an extraordinary house by any means, but it was where we brought our children home, celebrated countless birthdays, and spent more weekends fixing things than I'd care to remember. Before moving, I took a photograph from the yard and later had it turned into the picture disc. I love the way the image covers the entire circular surface instead of looking like a photograph pasted onto the middle of a record. My husband initially assumed I'd bought him some strange vinyl album until he realized there was no music involved. Now it's displayed in our new home as a reminder of the old one. It's unusual enough that people always ask about it.

I used a favorite picture from our honeymoon and display the disc on a shelf. The full-surface image is what makes it special—it doesn't look like a normal photo or a normal record.