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In an artist group that I'm part of I recently asked about printers. Specifically, home printers that can handle heavier paper than photo, such as inkjet canvas, or fine art paper. My reason for this is that I'd like to have more control over prints of my artwork. To make sure that the colors in the print matches to the colors in my original artwork before selling to a client. Not only that, but sometimes I put my art on fabric and add it to some of my sewing designs, but the printer I have now tends to jam.
Before I knew it, my original post turned into a long discussion from fellow artists about whether, or not it is cost worthy to do the printing yourself, or to have someone else do it for you. Not exactly what I was asking. I seem to run into this more than not when I think I have a simple question. So, I'm still on the hunt for the perfect professional printer that will do what I want without breaking the bank.
In the meantime, I've set up some of my art for prints through professional printers. (Thank you,
Abril Andrade Griffith). You'll find art prints, acrylic prints, framed and canvas prints of some of my artwork and
nature photos at
Tracey R Gates Fine Art ( http://tracey-r-gates.artistwebsites.com/). Including the bird bath photo above.
