Why print on inkjet canvas? In terms of artist reproductions the answer is simple. By printing on canvas artists are able to reproduce an image quality on canvas that looks similar to actual paintings. These prints in comparison to the actual artist’s renderings are often unrecognizable. Many artists choose to print on canvas because they wish to make prints as much like the original as possible, allowing them to obtain additional revenue for their artwork beyond their original pieces. Because canvas is generally more expensive than photo paper and carries a higher traditional value, canvas is a great option for digital artist reproductions as well. Giclee printing is one of the least understood printing options. The term giclee literally means 'to spray,' in French to English translation. Giclee was derived from the first Iris printers that sprayed ink on media. With the introduction of inkjet printers the name stuck and became synonymous with printing in fine art applications. Printing Giclee on canvas is really not much different than photo printing. One misconception is that one must be a print master to be able to print a high quality giclee print. However, with the recent advancements in technology and the creation of ICC profiles for printers and multiple paper type the process has become much easier over the years. Many of these ICC profiles can be found on the IT Supplies website and or on manufacturers websites. Offer studio customers another option for photographic prints. Printing photos on canvas gives your photograph a traditional artistic look and make great gifts for weddings to senior pictures and other studio prints. Why pay $99 at a print house when you can produce better quality prints on your own and at 50% of production price. Start creating your limited edition prints from your own studio and pass the savings along to your customers while earning more revenue on your prints. If you’re an artist there is no reason not to print on inkjet canvas. Get more out of your original artwork and photographs by printing on canvas!
Why buy Canvas at IT Supplies? IT Supplies does not lock you into a brand specific canvas like other online retailers, instead we choose to carry a wide variety of giclee canvas for you to make your own choice based on preferences and needs. IT Supplies offers the greatest selection of canvas produced by several different manufacturers that have been fine art centric throughout their storied history such as Hahnemuhle. We choose to offer a wider variety of canvas from all of your favorite brand names and trusted industry leaders at economical prices. Our extensive list of inkjet canvas caters to everything from 24"-72" printers and dye, solvent, and pigment based ink systems. IT Supplies even has hard to find canvas cut sheets available in 8.5"x11", 11"x17", 13"x19" and 17"x22". No matter what your fine art printing needs, we have a digital canvas for you.
In-House Canvas printing advantages: Create your own art from start-to-finish without 3rd party hand-off. You do not need to be a master printer. Printing on canvas is as easy as printing on roll or photographic paper, there are plenty of tutorials and demonstrations online to help you along the way.
Save over 50% in production costs by cutting out the need for a print house. Meet your own needs. Don’t be bound by print house contracts. Don't compromise your time and effort by outsourcing your prints to a print house, reproduce your own prints the way you want with no third party hand-off.
Price Point! Save money on your printing costs and pass those savings along to your customers. Sell more to your customers! With canvas there are several ways to sell your prints, which include but are not limited to: photographic prints (show your customers how beautiful their photos look on canvas), break away from only selling glossy prints create custom unique photographic prints on for (weddings, student photos, and studio photographs), create unique posters, print beautiful canvas interior design work and reproduce fine art pieces with little discernible differences from original pieces.
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