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Last week was quite an exciting week for us and will keep us moving forward this week at full throttle. We introduced a new paper just the week prior which received an incredible response. We shipped out the first batch of our new wood prints.
Read More...We are in the process of producing a new layout for our company folder. This is the same folder we use for our starter kits and a number of miscellaneous needs.
Read More...This week we are making some changes with a couple products we offer. First due to occasional product availability issues we decided it has been necessary to replace the Epson Ultrasmooth Fine Art Paper.
Read More...So you sell canvas or giclee prints on Etsy right? Or maybe you are thinking of doing so or just got started. Well, this post is for you. People fitting this profile come to us all the time with questions since they want to use FinerWorks to process and ship many of their print orders.
Read More...Giclee printing is a digital printing method so the quality of the resulting print depends on the quality of the image being provided to print. This is because giclee printing is utilizing similar technology you would probably use to print a photograph at home.
Read More...Just a couple years ago the production manager at FinerWorks surprised me with what she was able to do with a canvas print which had accidentally been scratched. A customer had ordered a large stretched canvas print of a wedding photo.
Read More...You will want to share this with any photographers or artists you know. Beware of those Groupon, Amazon or other canvas print specials by e-mail. Not that all are bad but with canvas prints, many times you get what you pay for.
Read More...Are the fine art prints we produce as giclee prints archival? And if so, what makes them archival? This is a frequent inquiry people have. The loose answer would be yes, but with the understanding that paper brands occasionally take liberties with the word Archival, sometimes referring to Conservation Grade papers as Archival.
Read More...This is the first in what we hope to be an educational series called Lobby Talk, where we try to provide illustrations and screen casts to get the best quality prints possible.
Read More...This video is a great resource for those that want to see what goes into producing optimal prints for selling and display. It is a little long but quite comprehensive.
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