Tips to Getting Better Prints – Order Fulfillment Guide – FAQs
Imagine a scenario where buyers purchase your art prints online, and you don’t have to do any printing, packaging or shipping. All you do is submit an order to be filled, set a shipping address, checkout and then sit back and let someone else do all the work!
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Recently we have been receiving a lot of inquiries about the CMYK warning that might pop up with some image files that are uploaded for printing. I am here to shed some light on this if it has happened to you when ordering your prints at FinerWorks.
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If you prefer your prints to be shipped in a tube rather than flat, we have added some tube based shipping options in the shipping drop down at checkout to be available for some types of orders, primarily prints on our fine art papers.
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At FinerWorks we have full-time on staff two people who are also actively involved in the art gallery business at night and on weekends. Zane Thomas is a successful screen printer and founder of both Black Moon Prints and Black Moon Gallery, based in San Antonio.
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Eileen, an artist out of Montreal, Canada after using a number of print companies emailed us about a problem she was having with getting giclee fine art prints produced to her satisfaction.
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Printing your images through FinerWorks is pretty straight forward however problems that can affect the ability to print your image accurately can occur when people have utilized more advanced imaging techniques that might cause problems with how an image is correctly read. Below are 3 quick tips that will alleviate potential problems in printing.
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I want to provide you with another perspective that may change the way you look at every sold print you make. We can start by asking ourselves to think about how much is everyone who likes our art, worth.
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Which is better for printing, a JPG (JPEG) or TIF (TIFF)? Most would say a TIF. But is that always the case?
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Years ago, when I got into this business, I did so partially because I was enamored with the idea of making big prints.
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Most photographers I know are quite familiar with aluminum metal prints. These are a product that really began to gain popularity within the past 5 to 10 years. While they continue to remain popular with photography we are starting to see more interest by artists looking for an exciting alternative.
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