ar⋅tog⋅ra⋅phy
Pronunciation: \ahr-tog-ruh-fee\
Function: noun
Artography Meaning:

1. a form of art that combines three fields of work, photography, commercial art and digital art, together to create unique one of a kind personal art pieces, esp. commercial art created for the public : an individual or business skilled in both photography and digital artistry creating custom art pieces, e.g., "RioGrandeAce.com is a cool place to get some Artography of your family or kids."
2. an art piece that combines the use of photographs, commercial art and digital art techniques, e.g., composites, manipulations and digital special effects, to create unique one of a kind personal art pieces
3. commercial art services geared toward the public for non-commercial usage.

ar⋅tog⋅ra⋅pher
Pronunciation: \ahr-tɒgrəfər\
Function: noun
Artographer Meaning:

1. a person who makes artography pieces (works), esp. one who practices artography professionally.