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Not all products are meant for significant profit. This approach may sound surprising but resonates with many artists and photographers. Some prioritize this strategy due to its emphasis on volume, while others appreciate the ease of quick sales.
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When it comes to your art, I have some questions for you: Do you have trouble coming up with a compelling title? And, even how important is the title of an art piece?
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Sometimes when I have discussions with artists and photographers, they ask my opinion on using 3rd party sites that connect art buyers to artists versus selling it themselves on their own site.
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Working with a professional color lab like FinerWorks is an essential step for an artist or photographer looking to turn their visions into high-quality prints. Working with a reliable and skilled print shop can greatly enhance the value and presentation of your prints, ensuring they reach their full potential.
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The signature on prints is an aspect that is often overlooked, yet it holds great significance for both artists and photographers. While signing a print is crucial for limited edition pieces, many artists and photographers tend to settle for an embedded signature within the image file when it comes to open edition prints. Since our focus primarily lies on producing open-edition prints, let’s delve deeper into what this means.
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Unlocking the full potential of your prints to make them more profitable goes beyond their artistic value alone. Enhancing the perceived value of your fine art prints is crucial in capturing the attention of buyers and cultivating higher-quality sales.
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Frames are an essential element of style and sophistication, enhancing our photographs and art prints while personalizing our living spaces. However, many people overlook important factors when choosing frames for their canvas or fine art prints.
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Our collection of fine art papers offers three popular choices: Hahnemühle Photo Rag, Moab Entrada Rag, and Sunset Cotton Etching. While visually similar, these papers possess distinct characteristics. Hahnemühle Photo Rag, our flagship paper, is versatile, ideal for black and white or color prints with impressive depth. Moab Entrada Rag provides superb ink handling and replaces Epson Ultrasmooth Fine Art Paper. Sunset Cotton Etching offers a low-level textured surface, reminiscent of traditional printmaking. Each paper meets high standards and serves different artistic preferences, making it essential to try them all to find the perfect fit for your projects.
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People new to framing may hear framers talk about glazing. I had one artist once ask when we said we offered “glazing” if it was some sort of poly-acrylic or resin coating like a liquid laminate. The answer is no. In picture framing, “glazing” refers to the protective pane that is placed over the artwork or photograph to protect it from dust, dirt, moisture, and UV light. Glazing can be made of various materials, including glass, acrylic, and plexiglass.
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In my last post, I started some on how AI could revolutionize the art scene, more specifically how it could relate to photography. I’m not against AI, but I recognize its potential for good and bad. But, should traditional artists should be too concerned?
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