Choosing the Right Type of Print for Your Art
You’ve put all your creativity into your art, and now it’s time to bring it into the physical world. With so many printing options at FinerWorks, how do you choose the right type of print?
Read More... Why We Always Recommend a Canvas Floater Frame for Canvas Prints
Over the years, we’ve produced countless beautiful canvas prints for everyone from the well-known artist to the photo hobbyist. Some arrive at the customer’s doorstep ready to hang as simple gallery wraps, while others are paired with floater frames.
Read More...Tips for Submitting Vector Files for Printing
At FinerWorks, we want to provide you with the best print possible. Now that we also accept vector files for printing, we want to share some do’s and don’ts that will help ensure everything works out as expected.
Read More...Choosing the Perfect Print Size
In the realm of visual art, the size of the print is an important factor. Whether you’re a photographer looking to showcase your latest series or an artist preparing to sell reproductions of your originals, selecting the right print size is a crucial decision.
Read More...What to Look for When Inspecting Your Prints
There’s a particular kind of anticipation that comes with opening a package of freshly printed artwork. There can be a mix of excitement and nervous anticipation in some cases, especially if you are new to printing your artwork.
Read More...About Archival Inks
A common question among artists using FinerWorks is whether the inks we use are archival. Since we print primarily on fine art papers, I’ll focus on the inks used for those prints.
Read More...What Software is Favored by FinerWorks Customers
Last month I discussed 5 Photoshop Alternatives for File Preparation. This month I wanted to provide an idea of what our users are using, even if it does include Adobe Photoshop. Below are the percentages we find. Note, that some users will use more than one of these programs.
Read More...3 Ways to Proof Your Work
When preparing your artwork for print, you might find yourself wondering: Will my image appear crisp and sharp? Will the colors match the original or come as close as possible? Will the printed piece have the impact and emotional appeal I’m aiming for, especially at the chosen size?
Read More...Getting the Best Wood Print Possible
We have been producing wood prints for a while now. Initially, we offered our Maple Wood Prints. Eventually, we added a more customizable version to our regular Wood Prints. So what is the difference?
Read More...5 Photoshop Alternatives for File Preparation
Image preparation, including color adjustments, sizing, and cropping, is incredibly important for a good-quality print. Adobe Photoshop has long been the gold standard for image editing and manipulation, but it’s not the only option available.
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