Telltale Tips: The Most Important yet Most Ignored Factor in Selling Art Prints
If you are reading this blog you're probably already selling prints of your art or are considering selling prints. Either way, hopefully you have done a little research on making prints or have found someone to make prints for you. In my 10 years of printing experience, I have discovered one factor that is overlooked time and time again by both amateur and "professional" art printers. This factor can greatly reduce the quality of your digital file, and ultimately affect your sales. I'm talking about image clarity . 1950's Brownie camera with plastic lens. I know I know, that's a no-brainer right? If you make prints, of course you want them to be clear. The problem is, due to our over-exposure to mediocre photo prints, we have been trained to accept blurry images as OK. In my opinion it all started when Kodak came out with the Brownie camera . Before the Brownie, photography was mostly limited to professionals who us...