As a company that provides wide format printing, meaning we can print your images quite large, we see firsthand how the size of an image file can make or break the perceived quality of the print. New tools are paving the way to allow upscaling, or image enlargement at a level never seen before.
In 2024, wall art remains one of the most versatile and expressive elements in home decor. Some of the things we have seen in this year’s trends have ranged from earthy, nature-inspired tones to bold maximalist colors, bringing a mix of tranquility and vibrancy to any space.
Should you offer digital downloads of my artwork? Obviously as an opinion article and because I work at a printing company, my answer may be a little bias but I know this is something some artists have asked themselves. Or maybe they never really considered it at all?
Not too long ago, photographers and painters used to depend on local galleries to sell their works. Today, by connecting to a local online photo lab’s order fulfillment facility, a photographer or artist can increase their sales. By doing so, they can concentrate on their work while enjoying the hassle-free production and shipping features.
Canvas print-on-demand is one of the most popular rising trends among businesses, artists, and contemporary photographers. Dropshipping allows creators to deliver high-quality items without having to stock them, which increases operational efficiency and flexibility.
You can order deckled or torn edges for your prints from FinerWorks, however, if you like to do it yourself, here are some tips on how to accomplish this and get the best results.
At FinerWorks, we offer Hahnemühle fine art papers as a premium option for giclée prints. Renowned for their quality and durability, these papers are made from top-grade materials like cotton, ensuring your prints look stunning and last for decades. Hahnemühle’s archival-grade papers are acid-free and lignin-free, preventing yellowing over time.
I am no expert when it comes to investing however I am familiar with two very important principles: buy low and sell high, and diversify your investments. It’s this latter one that I want to discuss and how it relates to an artist selling prints of their work. This includes commissioned works as well.
Relying solely on traditional canvas and fine art paper prints might limit your reach and revenue potential. Expanding your shop with a variety of print-on-demand (POD) products from puzzles to coffee mugs can open new doors, attract a broader buyer base, and enhance your art’s collectability.