Making prints from artwork - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
Feb 12, 2022 · Hello all, What process do you use to create prints from your artwork? I know where I can get a good quality scan ($50) but the cost of a print is between $40-$50 (8×10 to 16×20). I see many artists producing prints in the $25-$30 range. I’d like to be able to sell prints in that price range if possible. Thanks everyone.
Making prints from graphite drawings. - WetCanvas: Online Living …
February 5, 2004 at 5:03 pm #1023742. PeterMcC. If you’re using photoshop to alter and set your image for print , create a new layer and tint this the paper colour you want, or scan in the paper you like and use this as the background.
how to make prints from pastel paintings
Aug 14, 2012 · Make sure the practice prints you make are using the same paper that you will use for your final prints. Different papers will cause colors to look different. And, quite frankly, you will find that if you get close you will be happy! You won’t in all likelihood get a print where all the colors look completely accurate.
Do prints effect the value of the original? - WetCanvas: Online …
March 16, 2014 at 10:40 pm #1202174. falcon012. Selling prints does not affect the value of the original. They are a great way to make money and bring your art to a wider audience. Website: Mark Karvon Art Studios. Blog: Mark Karvon Studios. Facebook: Mark Karvon Studios. March 17, 2014 at 5:59 pm #1202176. members.
Can I sell prints of my original art that has been sold.
Feb 21, 2003 · Yes and Yes! to your questions. Unless you specifically sell or give the copyrights away, you still own them. And to do that you’d want to put it into writing. When I sell a painting, I include a certificate of authenticity also. The last statement is “artist retains all copyrights to this original piece of art”.
Watercolors on Printed Line Art? - WetCanvas: Online Living for …
Feb 25, 2015 · I owned an Epson wide body printer for several years, making prints of my artwork. In my area, those prints really weren’t a great seller and I wasn’t using my printer to its best advantage. The archival ink was set up in 8 cartridges, and each of those cost $90 to replace. HUGELY expensive.
How much would you charge for reference photos for artwork
Dec 3, 2003 · If you are not capable of making a high quality print, then they may want money. I think $25.00 to $50.00 is plenty. I sell my photos here to people who make postcards for $50.00 per photo plus photo credit on the card. Photographers in a bigger city may want more.
How do I shrink-wrap prints of my paintings to sell?
Aug 22, 2008 · Lay the artwork and then the backing face down on the center of the wrap. Fold the wrap over in the middle , press out as much air as possible, then fold over the ends (almost like giftwrapping a very thin package). Apply the heat on the back first, then tighten up the front with a bit more heat.
Is it ok to duplicate a successful sold painting?
Oct 29, 2008 · I’ve thought about making numbered and hand signed giclee prints. This is the first painting I am making prints of. In the past I’ve only sold originals, but I knew this piece would be sought after and thought it was a good idea to offer prints. Just …
Making Prints of your Watercolor Paintings to Sell
Dec 1, 2016 · Mine are done on demand via website Artspan so people can order one or more from a wide variety. Their Prints on Demand option is very popular. I did use Kinko’s back in the 90s when first doing watercolors and the prints today are still in excellent condition that I …