Editing My Artwork

under the image there is an edit button. from there you can upload a new image, add whatever to it. if you change the title though, you break a link.

you have to market and advertise to get lots of exposure, like everyone else. unless your talking about a sun tan, in which case wear little, go to the beach, face the sun.

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you'll have to replace this one. the image was stretched, then compressed, and the cropping is bad. they won't print it if it sells. scan the work in. be sure to use commas without spaces in the tags - right now its one word.


try to avoid borders, they don't play nice on the objects we sell. this one might be the canvas, but i think i see blocks. someone would have to check, i think its just an illusion though.


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Okay. These paintings were all photographed professionally. The original pixals are 7138 X 8334. I reduced it thought I shouldn't download originally size. Should I put original size on?

As far as suntan don't know what your talking about maybe your making a joke. Of course I have to market. I really don't like doing it but I understand the necessity.

You want the best quality file to uploaded with the full amount of pixels.

Just an illusion Mike

ok, it was hard to tell with that one...

if you have original sizes - upload those. your best off selling the highest sizes so you can sell the biggest sizes. not sure what happened to the first one i posted.

you asked about more exposure.


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Mike, there are a couple of blocky areas....blocks plus the canvas, but mostly it's just canvas.

Susie, when printed, your image will have a half inch border all around to allow for framing, so we don't need to add a border on the uploaded image.

it is unlikely to get much exposure with only three images..