Photo Canvas Album

Street Art as captured by Gary Thompson, Music by Flynn and Flora for Filthy Modern Art giving you a snapshoot of some of the dopest street in Bristol, England. filthymodernart.com

okay so my freinds 15th bday is in a few weeks and i want to get her something. well she loves this amazing pony so these are a couple options:

1.)get the picture printed on canvas like that (below)

http://www.costco.com/Browse/Productgroup.aspx?Prodid=11534392

2.) or is it possible to get the photo printed poster sized yet still keep it at the quality as it is?

3.) I neeeeeeedddd the pictures to be BIG and still keep the quality.

i plan on getting it printed with the writing (on the top) :

HAPPY 15th BIRTHDAY ________ ( <<< insert her name here) in big purple letters

what can you recommend. i can order off costco.com for the canvas but idk how large that is or what the quality will be. i also have a office depot up the street, which place do u reccomend to get it biiiigggg but keep the quality and so that when i give them the picture they can print ot with the writing???

Capturing his dream career
(Apr 20, 2010) – Guaranteed, Lucas Scarfone was the only kid in his class whose first car was a Ferrari.

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Some of the canvas prints that are available to purchase at our website: www.mezze-online.co.uk Canvas Size: 90×60

I have entered my son into a best baby photo contest at the photowow website. We’re currently in 4th place and the contest ends today. The winner gets a canvas print of their photo.

If you can please spare a moment will you vote for us? We would really appreciate it! Thank you.

www.photowow.com/contest/vote.aspx

The contest is new every week so if you have babies you can enter now for next week’s contest.
My son is wearing a hat and in 4th place.

And to answer the other poster everyone can enter. the next contest starts tomorrow so you have to enter today. It’ too late to enter this one as entries had to be in last Tues.
Thank you for your votes everyone!!

This video reviews printing photos onto canvas. It features canvas prints by www.brilliantprints.com.au and www.brilliantprints.com.sg

I enjoy creating paintings from my own photgraphs that I take. I have discovered if I print the photo out on regular paper I can trace it with a heat transfer pen and then iron it on to a canvas. I then paint in the lines like it is a coloring book. Is this considered cheating since I traced it? Or is it okay since I am using all my own artwork and images?
I do mean “cheating” as in I didn’t really draw it, but I am acting like I did. Should I have to tell people I traced it or can I act like I drew it?

Shen Wei’s choreography shines in Costa Mesa
Among the many dance fans watching Shen Wei’s “Re- (I, I, III)” on Friday at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, the most frequently played game during the evening’s two intermissions was Name That Influence. The Chinese-born choreographer, who…

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Picasso and the Avant-Garde in Paris Extended at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
People view Pablo Picasso’s Three Musicians, 1921, oil on canvas, left, and Still Life: The Table, 1921, pastel on cardboard during the Picasso and the Avant-Garde in Paris exhibit at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke.

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Very talented artist on ShawTV. You can have a closer look here: www.levitskyart.com Laura Levitsky is a nature artist, inspired by British Columbia’s landscape and wildlife. With a steady hand and tremendous detail she uses acrylic paints to capture the realism of nature that bring her paintings to life. There is a great amount of time and energy invested in each painting as Laura, in no way neglects the smallest of detail. Laura is an outdoor enthusiast, and never goes anywhere without her sketch book and camera equipment. Whether it’s the research of her subjects that take her on her outdoor excursions, or her outdoor excursions that take her to her subjects, Laura’s field studies allow her to recreate the natural settings of her subjects. Laura grew up in Saskatchewan and moved to British Columbia in 1989. Although she painted and sketched throughout her elementary and high school years, it wasn’t until the fall of 1999 that she took a career change and settled into her passion for painting. Laura began building a portfolio, becoming a self-published artist with Limited Edition Giclee Canvas Prints by 2003. Laura’s prints can be found in private collections across Canada and the United States.