#iprintfromhome

We've been on the hunt for a good place with good prices for small prints. It's hard not only because balancing price with good quality but also trying to avoid getting prints with things printed on the back ;-; I've tried winkflash, which is 4~6 cents per print but quality is not so great. (Bad cropping and colors were a bit wonky. Filenames and winkflash are printed visibly on the back.) Then I moved on to iprintfromhome and snapfish, hoping for better results. If all else fails there's always Catprint, but it's on the priceyer side :/ We're also looking into Costco for small prints as well, if anyone has any experience with costco prints please share!

A quick comparision photo of a iprintfromhome print vs a snapfish print. I'm not print expert so I'm not too picky about colors. I think they both look good??

Image heavy under cut.

So some of the x-ray techs heard about my sketches and they had me bring in my book to show them. They actually liked them, like genuinely liked them. 

My classmate, the Jennifer Lawrence twin, she loved every single one of them when she turned the pages. She then bookmarked each one she would like to have. The funny thing was she looked through this book about 6 times and would show everyone that would pass by the area. She said when showing them off, "I feel like a proud mama!" 

She got me thinking about selling prints. I really would love to sell them and get some cash from it. 

I'm looking at iprintfromhome.com and it's just the beginning of looking about on how to sell prints to people who want them. 

My prints are here, and they are lovely.

Four of them are Giclee prints on somerset velvet paper, and two printed on metallic photo paper.

Six prints, ranging from a 4 x 5 to a 9 x 12, propped up in my messy studio.

The company I used is wonderful. There are no setup fees and you provide your own scans and photos to be printed; so there are no scanning fees either. There is also no minimum order.

Everything was shipped well protected in a thick envelope with cardboard inside to keep any of the prints from bending. I used the free shipping option (available if you spend over 30 dollars) and got my prints in a week. They can ship much faster if needed. They also included a paper sampler and calibration kit. I'm going to try a canvas print next.

Go to iprintfromhome.com to order beautiful prints!

Type Tweet-dragonstarart in the referral box to get 10 dollars credit towards your first order.

Here are the lovely prints again. The two borderless ones on top are the metallic prints and the other four are the giclee prints. They have wide borders on them to make them easier to handle and frame. These are going to be prizes in my first giveaway!