Category: Miscellaneous Stuff

Jim Landers, founder of Landers Photo School (LandersPhotoSchool.com) is a good friend of mine and incredible photography instructor. Take a look at his article on photographing the blood moon. The moon turning into a reddish color happens once in a while.

With Valentine’s Day right a little less than 4 weeks away now is the time to come up with something unique. One way to do this is via a typography print. A few days ago I wrote about seeing canvas prints in retail locations.

It’s always flattering when a customer visits our production facility and asks to see what we do in the back. Usually these are local customers which only make up a small percentage of our business but we have to kindly explain that we don’t normally provide access to our production area.

Artists can take advantage of today’s political climate while helping both themselves and the issues they might be concerned with.

I recently saw a poll showing how often people were printing their photographs. The numbers may be surprising for some and not so surprising for others.

Always enjoyed Native American/Western art. Thought I would share a little of what I did.

Scanning your artwork or old photo prints is an excellent way to preserve them, and doing so creates a hardcopy in the form of a digital image file. Once it is on your computer it can be printed anywhere, anytime.

Recently, we discussed the pros of using flatbed scanners to create digital image files of your artwork. But because artwork (and photograph) sizes don’t always conform to the limits of the traditional desktop scanner, today we are going to learn how to use the photomurge tool in Adobe Photoshop.

The below guide is provided courtesy of the U.S. Copyright office. All artists and photographers wanting to know the essentials of registering their artwork with the U.S. Copyright office should read through the below topics.