7 Reasons Why Artists Love Hahnemühle Fine Art Papers

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. With a wide variety of textures and finishes available, they provide vibrant colors and sharp details, ideal for artists and photographers alike.

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Diversify Your Selling

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.

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Exploring New Product Opportunities for Your Art

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.

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Creating Lasting Impressions in Art Sales

When it comes to providing exceptional customer service, especially for luxury items like artwork, many insightful books and articles offer detailed advice. However, the essence can be distilled into a few key practices: make your buyers feel special, engage with your past buyers as much as possible, and ensure all text-based communication is positive.

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Tips for Choosing the Right Photo Paper

At FinerWorks, we see more and more photographers not only gravitating to our services when it comes to producing high-quality prints but also giclee style printing which are essentially inkjet prints. Shifting to this style of printing as traditional artists have done for their fine art reproduction is something that many photographers still might be considering. If this is you, choosing a paper for your photo prints is always an interesting discussion.

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