★ how i make ART PRINTS ★
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0:00 intro
1:18 3 ways of making prints
9:18 how to make prints
17:18 outro - Zábava
I love using Fed Ex to make my prints. It's on archival paper and ink. They charge 3.36 per 12 x 18 or smaller. They will charge you a fee if you need them to make it into a certain size and that is generally $7. On their receipts they will give you coupons sometimes so I use those when I'm doing a bunch of different prints.
I’m literally struggling to make art prints right now. Thank you. 🙏
Good luck!!
Office Depot is good for starting like Walmart and cvs! They’re pretty cheap and quality is decent :)
absolutely lifesaving video, thank you so much for making it for us!
You explained this all so well, thank you!
This is super helpful! Definitely going to think about going to a local store. I’m thinking about getting a few prints of my art just for myself to see what quality I like best.
Thank you so much for this! I needed some information regarding this because I would like to do prints in the future! Definitely will be coming back to this video to watch it again when the time comes!
By the way, your table i thought at the beginning that’s a wooden floor and thought those folders there are on the floor in giant sizes.. 😂
thank you so much!!💕
This was so helpful! Thank you!
this was super informative and answered a lot of what some would consider basic questions, for me. Thanks so much for taking the time to put it together 💖🌻💖
I'm so glad it was helpful!!!!
Thank you so much for sharing this info. This was super helpful ❤!!!
This is so helpful! And your prints look beautiful!
i'm so glad it's helpful!!!
Thank you very much for this helpful video!
Love your videos this is super helpful
Loves this video! I want to try making prints soon!
really informative as always. ❤
Incredibly helpful thankyou
when i was still at uni i would use the print shop there since the prices were very good and i was at uni almost everyday so was around if there were any problems, not I just sell art through POD sites since i dont really leave the house due to the plague lol
Anyone who has a membership at Costco or Sam’s Club these places have great quality and prices! Just made an order for prints from Sam’s that came out to like $30 total compared to a place like Walgreens was going to charge me like $75
Thank you for the helpful tips! Do you have any other free editing software recommendations instead of Photoshop?
Very informative! What format do you save out of the scanner? I noticed jpg is way smaller than tiff at the same dpi. Thanks!
I love your portraits and characters. How did you learn to draw faces?
Hey thanks so much. Loved the way you covered so much info in a very informative way. You nailed it. Could l just mention the lights are reflected in ur glasses and are distracting. The rest of your presentation is fab. ❤
When you get an order on Etsy, do you have the print on hand or then order it to be printed? Also do you have it shipped to them or do you ship it to them yourself?
Where do you outsource your prints from? ☺️
Do you have any experience with or advice on pricing prints, stickers, and shop items in general? I have a stock of stickers from doing monthly Patreon sticker rewards and would love to open a shop to sell the leftovers and future prints but don't really know what prices to go with for items.
It depends on how much you spent to get them made, but I always look at the standard on places like Etsy! People generally expect 3x3ish stickers to be about 2-4$, but if that's not enough for you to make a profit, definitely price higher! I'm horrible at math so I don't have a formula to offer you, the way I generally price is more intuitive- does this price feel fail for me? I also calculate how much I spent for my shop update, then figure out how much I would make if I totally sold out, and if I only sold half, and generally try to make sure I'll be making a profit. I hope that helps!!!
@@Lilstarnerd this definitely helps! Good to know the average price for average stickers, and ensuring that half sold = profit makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the feedback! 😄
what scanner do you use?
Nice 👍
hey!! so i usually have pieces way too big to scan in one go, could u maybe make a video or like explain how you take each scan and then how you stitch them together in photoshop i always have the hardest time with it
i might make a short if i can!! but in the meantime: i scan each corner, and then the centers of each side, and then put them all in photoshop. the scans are all a bit different with shadows and the lines always end up a bit off, so it's a lot of puzzling and moving pieces and carefully editing to make them look as seamless as possible.
Ugh! Am I doomed? I don't have editing software.
Honestly my issue is coming up with ideas for prints.
i have a hard time with that too! i think a great practice to start out is just making prints out of art you make in your regular practice and really like, you don't need to make specific art just to make prints!
BLESSSSS omg ive been needing this!! trying to start selling and i had a panic at the print shop 🥹🥹
You're beautiful ❤️
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The light reflection in your glasses is very distracting. Do you not check playback before publishing?
Let's give constructive criticism if we notice how someone could do better. Being rude doesn't help you or anyone else.
The reflection of the ring light in your glasses makes your video very hard to watch!