Jul 30 2010

NEW 7 WONDERS – Christ Redeemer, Brazil

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Image taken on 2009-01-18 10:18:03 by Paulo Colacino.

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Jul 30 2010

Canvas Prints: Here?s How Ordinary Designs Become Extraordinary

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If you have an artwork you truly adore and seriously consider printing, then it is time you learn about canvas prints.

Why print on canvas?

It’s easy to say that a print on canvas is a thing of beauty. It’s always something to behold. But beyond this, canvas prints or artist canvas, compared to other types of media has a more refined texture to them. Both literally and figuratively.

Artist canvas has this character which cannot be achieved by other materials. In the same manner that semi-gloss and high-gloss posters are highly distinct from other paper stock, canvas prints manages to bring prints in a different light.

But to be more to the point, canvas prints are truly durable, printed with long lasting archival inks. The colors will not fade easily and retain its brilliance for a long period.

It is also weather resistant, making it possible for you to use it both indoors and outdoors. It is perfect for display in the home with art reproductions or in conventions, exhibits, and the like.

You can put it up easily too with it being a flexible material. It can be mounted with 2 inch borders extending from your artwork or it can be hoisted up with grommet to hold it sturdy.

Still not convinced? Here are more reasons why canvas prints is hands-down medium for large format printing.

• Aside from being durable, canvas prints look stunning. Through the process of digital printing, it offers the closest replication of an original artwork.

• Canvas printing creates high definition images with astonishing quality, making it ideal for art reproductions and photo enlargements.

• Canvas prints add texture to photos and illustrations which you cannot achieve using photo papers.

• There are printing companies too who render your canvas prints in a different fashion, shaping the effects of your designs in an unusual manner. There are finishes that makes your canvas prints appear either glossy or flat with low glare or satin finish.

• If you like your pieces to look as though it was weathered the passage of time, printers can pull it off by using special pigments. These pigments are rubbed into the image, creating cracks that make for an authentic, antique appearance.

• Canvas prints are a fairly flexible material, quite literally. You can roll it up without fear of damage. Stretching the canvas too is but an ordinary ability of the material.

• Canvas prints come in a wide variety of sizes. You can choose to print small – something you could frame and place on a side-table or print in large format size. The latter is something that can span the length of a whole bed.

• Canvas printing can turn your ordinary designs or photos to exquisite art-like pieces. Rarely do people come across digital photos or images transferred and printed on canvas because they have no idea how it can be done and whom to approach.

Transform your work into art pieces with canvas printing. Make them distinct. Make them stand out. Make them more extraordinary than regular photographs. Make all things possible with canvas prints.

Let your artistry and creativity burst forth and let canvas prints be the medium that will turn even ordinary prints into special ones. Find a professional canvas printing company and get ready to hang your masterpiece on the wall.

This article aims to provide readers valuable information about tips and guidelines for printing

canvas prints
. To find more interesting topics please feel free to visit Canvas Printing – Large Format Posters

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Jul 27 2010

Skin Shedder III

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Jul 27 2010

Printing Canvas: Mothers Day 2006 West Virginia Mothers Day 2006 FINAL.WMV

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Printing Canvas: Canvas On Demand’s “Operation Hi Mom” showcased for segment with US service member’s mother with photo of her son. Learn more about “Operation Hi Mom” and “Operation Hi Honey” from our site: cool.canvasondemand.com

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Jul 24 2010

Pollock Tapistry

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Image taken on 2009-02-22 13:59:56 by Bart van Damme.

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Jul 24 2010

Paws-A-Bit Christmas!.m4v

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www.pawsabitpetboutique.com A fellow truther deserving of some seasonal work! Should you like any photography from the Grasshopper video’s Please email! Canvas prints available upon request from David Patterson GlassBlowing right across from Paws-A-Bit in Merrickville Ontario. Keep it local!

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Jul 21 2010

Urban Noise

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Image taken on 2007-01-12 12:30:51 by Bart van Damme.

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Jul 21 2010

SureWest Communications Taps Emerging Artist’s “Transformative” Style for Featured Cover Artwork

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SureWest Communications Taps Emerging Artist’s “Transformative” Style for Featured Cover Artwork
GRASS VALLEY, Calif.—-Multi award-winning Nevada County artist Lisa Redfern of Redfern Photography is really starting to come into her own as she continues her expansion into the commercial arena.

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Jul 18 2010

Polke Mashup #02

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Image taken on 2009-04-25 16:25:40 by Bart van Damme.

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Jul 18 2010

Canvas Printing ? A Beautiful Art

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Canvas Printing is nothing but an art. Canvas Prints is also known as stretched canvas or canvas art. Canvas printing is mainly an image printed on a canvas. It is usually gallery-wrapped and is generally displayed on a frame. The word “Canvas” means “made of hemp”.

 Methods of Printing:-  

From ages, the main fine arts have been printed on canvas. It is mainly done using offset printing. Offset printing is a method where inked image is at first transferred from a plate to a rubber blanket and then afterwards to the printing surface. Canvas prints can also be done with either dye sublimation or ink jet print processes. The canvas print is generally made up of cotton. Now-a-days plastic canvas known as Poly Canvas is available in the market. It is cheaper and is used for the reproduction of photographic images.

The facility of canvas printing is now present on modern large format printers. The canvas rolls are usually of 60 inches or more than that. Recent inkjet printers are capable of printing on canvas directly. Few examples of inkjet printers are HP Designjet z6100 and the Epson Stylus Pro 9880. These types of printers help the artists and photographers to directly print onto the canvas media. Various types of printed canvas are available in the market. Printed Canvas which is made for wall art has some weight nearly 400gsm.

Display Methods:-

The main work for canvas printing is done mainly after the image is printed. At first the printing is glued or stapled to a standard stretcher bars or a wooden panel. After that it is displayed in a frame or as a gallery warp. Gallery warp is nothing but a method of stretching an artist’s canvas so that the canvas wraps around the sides and remains secured to the back of the frame. Once the gallery wrap is completed, the print which is designed around the edges of stretched frame is known as full-bleed. It is used to increase the 3D effect of the mounted print and as a result it looks beautiful.  

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