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Giclée vs Photo Prints: What Is the Difference for Artwork?

November 11, 2026 by Art Prints
Two abstract art prints on a linen-covered table: one on thick, textured deckle-edge paper and one on smoother white-bordered paper, lit by soft angled sunlight.

Giclée usually describes an inkjet fine-art print, while photo print can describe several processes. Choose by the surface, materials and result your artwork needs.

Categories Paper & Media

Canvas vs Fine-Art Paper: Which Is Better for Your Work?

November 4, 2026 by Art Prints
Textured botanical artwork shown on a stretched canvas beside a matching white-bordered paper print and a light wood frame on a sunlit studio surface.

Canvas gives a reproduction a substantial, painting-like presence, while fine-art paper usually offers more control over texture, detail, and framing. The right choice is the surface that supports the character of the original rather than competing with it.

Categories Paper & Media

How to Package Art Prints So They Arrive Without Bends or Scuffs

October 28, 2026 by Art Prints
Art print with a muted leaf design partly covered by translucent protective tissue, stacked between rigid boards beside an open kraft cardboard mailer and a roll of tape.

Protect the printed surface first, then prevent the entire package from flexing. This practical packing method helps unframed art prints arrive flat, clean and ready to frame.

Categories Packaging & Shipping

How to Turn Your Illustrations Into Sticker Packs You Can Sell

October 24, 2026 by Art Prints
Studio-lit flat lay of a translucent paper sleeve filled with illustrated floral, bird, rabbit, lemon, and butterfly stickers, with a matching art print and sticker sheet on a cream surface.

A practical artist-to-product workflow for turning illustrations into cohesive, print-ready sticker packs with thoughtful packaging and sensible pricing.

Categories Editions & Selling

Art Prints vs Art Stickers: Which Products Make Sense for Artist Merch?

October 21, 2026 by Art Prints
A botanical landscape art print with coral poppies, blue bell-shaped flowers, mountains, and a golden sun lies on a neutral tabletop beside matching die-cut floral stickers.

Choose art prints for detail, scale, and wall display; choose stickers for bold designs that remain clear at a small size. This guide helps artists build a focused merch assortment.

Categories Editions & Selling

Open Edition vs Limited Edition Prints: What Changes for the Artist?

October 17, 2026 by Art Prints
Studio-lit tabletop with stacks of deckle-edged art prints featuring an abstract plant and orange sun design, beside loose sheets, a pencil, cotton gloves, and packaging materials.

Open editions remain available without a stated production cap, while limited editions have a fixed maximum quantity. Learn how that choice affects availability, documentation, production, and buyer expectations without confusing scarcity with print quality.

Categories Editions & Selling

Should You Scan or Photograph Original Artwork for Prints?

October 12, 2026 by Art Prints
Open flatbed scanner holding a small abstract paper artwork beside a camera on a tripod and a larger textured abstract painting on an easel in a softly lit studio.

Scan small, flat, low-sheen artwork when it can rest safely on the scanner bed. Photograph oversized, textured, glossy, framed, dimensional, or fragile work. This guide explains how to choose, plan resolution, and proof the result.

Categories Capture & Digitization

Matte vs Glossy vs Textured Paper for Art Prints

October 12, 2026 by Art Prints
Three overlapping botanical art prints with white borders, showing matte, glossy reflective, and heavily textured paper surfaces under soft studio light.

Smooth matte is a versatile, low-glare choice; satin or gloss adds a polished surface; and textured matte can echo the character of traditional media. Here is how to choose by artwork, display conditions, and final-size proofs.

Categories Paper & Media

Best Sticker Printing Options for Artists Selling Their Own Work

October 2, 2026 by Art Prints
Editorial tabletop photograph of floral illustrated stickers, sticker sheets, a textured art print, kraft envelopes, and a metal ruler under soft directional light; one large flower sticker is partly peeled from its backing sheet.

A practical guide to choosing sticker formats, materials, finishes, file specifications, test quantities, and printing vendors for artist merchandise.

Categories Editions & Selling
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