Art Print Appreciation

zeinox asked:


if interested — my art:

estal.deviantart.com

MJ asked:


Okay, I finished my artwork on a colored (silver) heavyweight paper… and now I really need to make about 10 professional looking prints… but I need to get them done somewhere in town. Can anyone recommend kinko’s or copymax or somewhere else that can come close to mimicking the original paper and making a nice print ?? 10 pts best answer. Also.. do you know if it’s very expensive??

Margo asked:


Could anyone recommend printing houses that specialize in using the GICLEE process for fine art prints? Please respond from firsthand knowledge and not a search. If you don’t know, perhaps you might know a truly reputable source whereI could ask this queston. Thanks.

yakuzalove asked:


I am in lithography class and was told to sign my prints as bon a tirer. My teacher was very mean and told us to sign some prints as artist proofs if they weren’t “up to standard” and he talked a lot about “art conventions.” Is this how I have to sign prints? As a bon a tirer, edtion, or artist proof? Is it taboo not to sign this way? Why must I sign only in pencil?

Paper God asked:


He is an classic artist that has amazing Erotic Gay Art and I would like a poster to display in my house. Can anyone please tell me where I may buy or find one?

strawberry asked:


I don’t want to sell the originals and would like to find a company that makes them into posters and sells them.

Kelly C asked:


I have tons of original prints i would love to find a place to showcase and or sell them but there are SO many sites! anyone know of anything credible or well-known and frequently visited? my friend suggested ebay but i dont think that is a very good site to showcase originals? any advice?

luvu2 asked:


I would like to make posters, picture and other art projects using my poetry. I do not know how to draw but I would like to add pictures to form my backgrounds.

easylikesundaymorning asked:


I want to get my original drawings onto the computer to create a logo for business cards, posters etc. Is scanning the art the best method or digital photography? What company should I use to get a quality transfer?

Casey K asked:


I’ve been all over the internet, and what I’m looking for is some pin-up art from like the 40’s or 50’s era. The model doesn’t necessarily need to be topless, but that’s the kind I’m looking for right now. Tasteful. Any ideas?