Redbubble vs. Fineartamerica (only these 2 sites)
Apr 13, 2012 · I have been on Redbubble for a couple of years but have not used Fineartamerica so can’t offer a comparison. I will however share what I like and dislike about Redbubble: I like the variety of products they offer – cards (post and note), photo prints in different sizes, matted prints and framed prints (plus many more consumer products that ...
Problem with images in Fine Art America
Nov 8, 2008 · In my humble opinion, to blow up a 12″ x 16″ painting to a 30″ x 40″ print (12 times 2.5 = 30, 16 times 2.5 = 40), you need to scan it at 300 ppi. This would produce an image 9000 pixels by 12000 pixels. When saved as a tiff file (with LZW compression, which is a setting you come across while trying to save as tiff) you should have a ...
what do you think about fineartamerica.com?
April 26, 2010 at 12:23 am #1138742. surreal. I recently signed up for a printing account with fineartamerica and really liked the ease of creating my site. I was super impressed when I received an inquiry from someone out of the country wanting to purchase one of my paintings that I had just listed.
Has Anyone Used Fine Art America? - WetCanvas: Online Living …
Sep 17, 2017 · Anyone who says they are making a killing off the web with their art is (a) incredibly good at what they do (b) delusional (c) selling their paintings to fellow Facebook artists, who in turn sell paintings to them . There are people who make a perfectly good living selling their art on the web, though they probably use more than Fine Art America.
"Dented" Canvas Fix? - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
May 1, 2004 · Along the same lines as all of the above I have found the following to be instantly effective; 1) on the back of the canvas spray the damaged area with hot water to wet (but not drench) 2) lightly rub with a rag in order to ensure that the water has worked its way into the weave and simultaneously remove excess.
Anyone use Artstorefronts? - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
May 2, 2015 · With their new plans, they charge 10% of all sales made through your website, which I find pretty disgusting. +14. March 6, 2017 at 5:04 pm #1224202. csa7. So Ive spoken to ArtStorefronts and they require the highest fees for an art online presence I have ever heard of, $500-$2500 one time fee plus $29 per month.
Does anyone know anything about these obsolete oil paints?
Oct 26, 2004 · All cads, regardless of the brand are harmful if you absorb them somehow. But its the turps that cause the most fumes and damage. The stabling agent in these paints are 2% aluminum stearate. The vehicle is refined linseed oil for the Permanent Pigments. The Bellini does not list any stabilizer. Dianne.
What do you do with your digital art or paintings
May 11, 2015 · Besides uploading to Fine Art America, I have also used digital art for creating my Christmas cards. And I have also gotten prints from Walmart but too bad they don’t have a blank card option. So this year I tried Vista Print to have the luxury of getting envelopes with them, lol.
Offer on Instagram to Buy My Art as NFT
Jul 26, 2023 · They offer prices in the $1,000s, $10,000s – often when your art is priced in low $100s. They direct you to a site that charges for minting – to pay $100s – it’s a fake site. Since there are many minting sites – and some are free. Fake sites are created constantly then deleted, to back up this scam.
M Grahams or Gamblin? - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
Sep 6, 2004 · Oh yes, one more point for gamblin is availability. You can typically find them in more online stores than m.grahams. (i.e. Dick Blick has gamblin, but not mg’s) As far as colors to start, most will tell you in all depends on what you plan to paint. Portraits would use one type of pallette with landscapes another.