New To Faa - Addt'l Questions Not Found In The Faq

Hey that's too many questions. Rest assured its all good.You should be able to get an answer to all the questions you asked by looking around the site. To see how the pricing works go to your own image and select a product while logged in. Under the price it says show price details. That will tell you everything except the shipping. (And maybe tax if that applies anywhere).

Giclee is the main product.

I can kinda answer 1 and 7

1. it gives you a list of the sizes you can sell when you upload an image so I assume they are the good quality ones.

7. apparently yes but it appears some email addys are blocking them.

You are not charged anything from FAA, you get paid.

They don't print in CA. Printing is done in NC.

Christine - you can order a sample kit but it will not be of your images.
http://fineartamerica.com/samplekits.html

When updating images choose "edit" in order to save any earned statistics. (likes, favorites, features etc. )

You switch out your images at any time by going to the sale page and hitting edit image, then change image.

1. If you upload quality artwork, your customers will receive the same. There is a Quality Assurance Department that will approve or reject a print (based on quality of) when a sale comes in.

2. In order to see what your customers will receive, there are a few options. 1) Order the product, 2) There is an office in Santa Monica, CA. that you may arrange with Staff to stop by and visit. They will have product returns there, and you would be able to see a wide variety.

3. Just enter the prices you want to receive for a sale. The only money you will be charged is the yearly $30 fee for Premium Membership, should you choose that option.

4. Upload the largest file size you can, staying within the 25mb upload limit.

5. Canvas prints?

6. You can swap out images at any time by going to that image’ page and performing an ‘edit.’

7. Email notices are sent within minutes of a sale, and you can also track sales Behind the Scenes > Sales.

1. if you upload clear work, it will print that way. if you send blurry stuff, they won't print it at all - that goes for noisy, crop issues, enlarging etc.
2. you can order a piece yourself
3. you won't be charged anything, you set the price, you get the profit. that's it.
4. they print at 100dpi. so if you have 1000px you get 10" or so. the larger it is, the smaller the dpi, a 6200px image can print at 72"
5. i think everything is giclee
6. just edit the image and replace the file
7. provided the service is working that day, you will usually get a sales notice in your box. and you can see it in the accounting section.


---Mike Savad

Wow! Thank you all so much for your answers. I guess it all seemed too good to be true, but it helps to hear from all of you that this is really a great service to artists!

All Giclee is is a fine inkjet print.

Like Louise said - giclee was a fancy name given to inkjet printing when it first became available to make it sound better.

Graphik Dimensions Ltd. handles the fulfillment and have been in business serving artists since 1965. The quality of the items I've purchased have been outstanding. Well packaged, well printed.

It's not to good to be true.... but it's good, and it's true.