Best Storage & Presentation Portfolios in 2022

Last update: November 23, 2022

ProFolio by Itoya, Art Profolio Advantage, 24 Sheets Presentation Book - Portrait, 5 x 7 Inches Review:


I bought a variety of Itoya Presentation books to contrast. The Advantage is better than the other ones. The plastic pages are incredibly transparent and have sturdy, long-lasting covers so you can view the images well.The Evolution line of Itoya books, which are significantly lighter and with plastic pages that are slightly less transparent, would be a close second.The Original by Itoya has a very lovely cover that is silky and feels nice. It is strong, but not as thick as the Advantage. The main flaw with "The Original" is that the pages aren't crystal clear; instead, they're a little murky.



ProFolio by Itoya, Art Profolio Advantage, 24 Sheets Presentation Book - Portrait, 8.5 x 11 Inches Review:


I bought a variety of Itoya Presentation books to contrast. The Advantage is better than the other ones. The plastic pages are incredibly transparent and have sturdy, long-lasting covers so you can view the images well.The Evolution line of Itoya books, which are significantly lighter and with plastic pages that are slightly less transparent, would be a close second.The Original by Itoya has a very nice cover that is smooth and feels nice. It is sturdy, but not as thick as the Advantage. The main flaw with "The Original" is that the pages aren't crystal clear; instead, they're a little murky.



ProFolio by Itoya, Art Profolio Advantage, 24 Sheets Presentation Book - Portrait, 9 x 12 Inches Review:


I bought a variety of Itoya Presentation books to contrast. The Advantage is better than the other ones. The plastic pages are incredibly transparent and have sturdy, long-lasting covers so you can view the images well.The Evolution line of Itoya books, which are significantly lighter and with plastic pages that are slightly less transparent, would be a close second.The Original by Itoya has a very lovely cover that is silky and feels nice. It is strong, but not as thick as the Advantage. The main flaw with "The Original" is that the pages aren't crystal clear; instead, they're a little murky.



ProFolio by Itoya, ProFolio Multi-Ring Refillable Binder - Portrait, 14 x 17 Inches Review:


First of all, I want to apologise to the seller for confusing my seller review with one for a different product that was broken and came from a different seller. Perfect and on time delivery of the binder. I apologize and thank you.I've been using binders for almost five years now, and after getting used to Itoya's occasionally odd sizes, I discovered that the 11x14 size is ideal for displaying my images. I initially used their ART series, primarily due to the cost, but eventually switched to the Multi-Ring Binder due to the ease of organizational use (If you need to change a photo position in the ART series, you have to move a whole bunch of photos together, but in the Binder, you just move the whole pages). Yes, it costs more, but it is SO MUCH MORE VERSATILE. Additionally, there are the following advantages: First off, you can fit twice as many images, if not more, in a single binder. Second, it looks much more professional and has a much stronger cover. Third, I was surprised to see that the backing sheets are much thicker and more durable. This makes a significant impact when a customer turns the pages. Fourth, the sleeves appear to be clearer and to last longer (the ART ones appear to cloud with time, probably from misuse because I frequently take photos out of them).The price is the only drawback, as I already mentioned, particularly for the sleeves. I often get a binder, which includes 11 sleeves, and then watch for a 60% Michaels coupon to purchase the sleeves for around $10.00. Although they are more expensive, they are still well worth it, especially for professionals.



ITOYA OF AMERICA IA-12-8 Profolio 8 12 X 11In. Bk Art Size Review:


I cherish Itoya Portfolios. I have other sizes as well, but this is the most recent. They are a fantastic substitute for traditional portfolios, in my opinion. They store everything neatly in a little book-like form rather than needing to carry a bulkier zippered container. Even after 15 years of use, my oldest one still looks brand new. neither the plastic cover nor the inside plastic pages have cracked. My artwork has been reliably safe with them. Everything in the plastic sleeves, including the black paper, is acid-free and does not harm the work you place inside of it.



ProFolio by Itoya, Art Profolio Advantage, 24 Sheets Presentation Book - Portrait, 8 x 10 Inches Review:


I bought a variety of Itoya Presentation books to contrast. The Advantage is better than the other ones. The plastic pages are incredibly transparent and have sturdy, long-lasting covers so you can view the images well.The Evolution line of Itoya books, which are significantly lighter and with plastic pages that are slightly less transparent, would be a close second.The Original by Itoya has a very lovely cover that is silky and feels nice. It is strong, but not as thick as the Advantage. The main flaw with "The Original" is that the pages aren't crystal clear; instead, they're a little murky.



Itoya Archival Art Profolio Presentation Book - 60 - 8.5 x 11 Inches Pocket Pages, 120 Views) Review:


I was searching for a portfolio to hold my unorganised work. I only needed a place to showcase my images that was reasonably priced; I found the ideal place.Although I wouldn't expect it to sustain extensive use or travel, this is durable enough to withstand light use. Although it is not a portfolio of professional calibre, it is ideal for beginning artists.It will take me a long time to fill up mine because it has 60 pages (120 photographs front and back).I'm ecstatic with this device, especially for the price. Compared to a stack on the shelf, my pictures look so much better in this space.



ProFolio by Itoya, Art ProFolio Evolution Presentation Display Book - Portrait, 18 x 24 Inches Review:


This is where I keep a few prints I bought at comic cons. Despite being somewhat too large for the prints, it nevertheless holds them well. The outside plastic is sturdy and the item is somewhat hefty. The sides and corners also have a cloth-like border for further protection. Despite being considerably smaller than the book, my prints haven't moved around much because the interior paper is allegedly acid-free. The sleeves (which are somewhat thin) and the binding, which appears like it could rip, are the only things that worry me. However, with my current collection of 5–10 prints, those issues are not a concern. However, they might be if I were to fill the book's pages with all of my 18x24 prints. However, up to this point, it has been excellent and considerably superior to the toploader I have been using.



Itoya Art Profolio Portfolio 5 x 7 inches Storage Display Book, 24 Sleeves for 48 Views Review:


To organise and store the aliens from Cosmic Encounter (a FFG reprint) and its five expansions, I use 4 of them. All 165 aliens fit comfortably; all greens with the exception of one, all reds with plenty of room, and the yellows readily divided into two books. I can now pass the aliens from person to person at the table so they can each find their own. One difficulty was that I had to remove all the black paper inserts from each page in order for them to stack and fit into the box. About.5–1" of the stack are visible above the closed box. Because it balances with the Dragon Shield card box on the other side, this works good for me. Even though it's a tight fit, I'm content with it.