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Justin Keller

9 Years Ago

Help! Haha

Just a quick question on how @fineartamerica handles the prints. I live in Canada and was wondering how the printing process works. Do I have to send my originals into @fineartamerica to be printed? Or do they just print right from the picture you post (of your art) online? what type of quality is it? Also if anyone is reading this that has sold art on the site can you please take me through step by step as to what the process is… is it difficult? Annoying? Easy? Very new and also curious. Thanks for the help!
Justin

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Abbie Shores

9 Years Ago

Upload your best quality image
Add what YOU wish to earn if the print sells
We add our costs and publish the image on your profile
Hopefully someone buys it and we print and ship it and pay you what you had asked for

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Mike Savad

9 Years Ago

in a nut shell:

if your a painter - scan them in nice, crop them clean, make sure they look as good as they do in person at 100% (close up). if they are photos make sure it's as noise free as possible. and make it interesting or it will be tough to sell. you do the advertising, add keywords descriptions etc.

is it difficult? depends on your definition. is it hard to take original shots and sell them - yes. i won't lie, it's not easy. many think selling art is a cake walk, but in reality it's a lot of work building a portfolio of work, and telling people about it, and keep filling it. beyond that getting the money is easy enough. i would say overall its time consuming.


---Mike Savad

 

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