Asset Library in Document Folder?

Hi, I am still brand new to using SharePoint, and I was wondering if it was possible to put a asset library into a document library folder?
for instance, I have a document library with a folder for each product. and in each product folder, I want to have a folder for photos and videos. ( I want to be able to have the thumbnails, thats why I am using the asset library).
What are the steps I need to set the folders up correctly?
Thank you!

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/77926/Picture-Thumbnails-Web-Part-SharePoint
No you cant have a thumbnail view of photos in doc library.
Have a look at the above article if it helps !

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