We’re really coming along on this series! Almost to the finish line now! In this article, we’ll be covering the topics of matting, mounting, and framing your fine art prints. These are really the final steps in producing the artwork, and they’re equally important as the other steps. Read on for some tips and guidelines, and be sure to share your thoughts and insights in the comments!
Links this week include new blogs, stock photography, photobooks, photojournalism, great photographers, and some old color images!
This one is more of a theoretical discussion rather than me telling you what I did and how I processed it. Join the discussion!
Finally, we’re getting to the less discussed topic of producing fine art prints: signing. I’ve had a few people ask the same questions about where to sign, how to sign, what to sign with, etc. If there existed an official rule book, set of laws, or holy parchment that contained the answers I’d direct everybody to the web page. But I don’t think something like that exists, and I know the process of signing fine art is less than defined.
30 selected photos from the Epic Edits PhotoDump Flickr pool. This week there are 26 new members, no new discussions, and 494 new photos in the group.
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Here’s a neat way to learn your lighting techniques — trading cards with example photos and lighting diagrams!
I think we’ve covered the bases for general preparations, so now it’s time to start making that print! This is really the first step in producing a fine art print, but it’s not any more or less important than the other steps. If I could give just one piece of advice in this article, it would be to make the final print at the highest quality humanly possible. Here’s a few tips and advice for making that happen.
36 selected photos from the Epic Edits PhotoDump Flickr pool. This week there are 24 new members, no new discussions, and 690 new photos in the group.
36 selected photos from the Epic Edits PhotoDump Flickr pool. This week there are 37 new members, no new discussions, and 712 new photos in the group.
