Posts Tagged ‘photo to canvas’

Wedding Table Centerpieces on Canvas

Wednesday, January 6th, 2010

This summer I ordered 10, 8×8 canvases of different locations all around the world. Each of the places was one of the destinations that my husband (at the time I ordered everything fiance) and I visited. Instead of numbering the tables at our wedding, we used the canvases set up on easels as table names. With the left-over canvases, James and I made a collage on our kitchen wall, and it is the first thing everyone notices when they walk in. We love it! Thanks for always making great products, and being part of our special day. -Natalie

This was a great idea Natalie! We love to see how our canvases end up being used. Thanks also to Whitney Lee Photography for the amazing shots and sharing the images with us.

Wedding Table Decoration with Canvases

Wedding Table Decoration with Canvases

Wedding Table Decoration with Canvases

Wedding Table Decoration with Canvases

Wedding Table Decoration with Canvases

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Fine Art Photography on Canvas

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009

Our customer Nancy from Florida is an incredibly talented photographer who sells her work at art shows. We have printed many canvases for her that she and her husband stretch themselves for display and sale. Below is a picture of how Nancy has organized her booth for the art shows she does. Please visit her website www.naturesportal.net to view her stunning work.

Nancy’s Artshow Booth

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Saving money without sacrificing beautiful art

Friday, July 24th, 2009


Floral photograph on canvas

 

Floral photograph on canvas

 

When you have a canvas made from Canvas Press, you receive a high quality Giclee print of your photograph or artwork. This is a great way to decorate your home and in these tough economic times where nothing is certain, it can be a huge cost savings to get art on your walls that looks great. A new customer of ours in Georgia has started doing this now, here is what he had to say:

 

I just received my canvas print this morning which was shipped to my place of work. I did not open it at work but was so excited about it that I took it home during lunch to hang it.  WOW! I was very surprised and impressed at the quality of the print! I was a little concerned because this was my first Canvas Print and the dpi on the on-line template was not the highest but was above the minimum where you will guarantee the quality. I was not sure if I would see any pixelation or not.  The size of the print is 44×26 so it is a fairly large print.  It more than met my expectations!

 

The quality is excellent and looks very professional.  The packaging was superb and very professional as well.  Very easy to hang with the supplied hardware.

 

I wanted something new for above my settee in my foyer and started looking around for some art in galleries such as limited edition Giclee’s but they were all more than I wanted to spend right now with the economy. So, I decided to use one of my own photographs to help bring some color into the space.  I’ve been into photography for about 20 years as a hobby and this particular photograph is from the garden on Victoria Island, British Columbia right off of coast of Vancouver. I liked the color and the way the out-of-focus red geraniums gave it a slight impressionistic feel and made it look like a piece of art.

 

Now I have a piece of my own “art” on my wall in lieu of spending more than a thousand dollars on someone else’s Giclee. 

 

I look forward to working with you again in the future.

 

Thank you,

 

Rob

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Welcoming baby: A new look for the nursery.

Monday, April 27th, 2009

There is a lot to do when getting ready for a new baby, and one of the most daunting tasks can be putting the nursery together. A customer in Houston, TX is putting the finishing touches on the nursery for her baby girl, due in June. Above the crib are two 14×11 gallery wrap canvases, pictures of the soon-to-be Mommy and Daddy when they were adorable little kids. Pink and blue boxes painted on the wall enlarge the pieces and tie them into the style of the rest of the room.

The rest of the nursery is filled with special toys and items both new and old, making this a very meaningful and happy place for the new little girl.

Baby Nursery

Canvases in the Nursery

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OilWorks Master Artist Canvas

Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009

Our OilWorks enhancement is the option to have an artist digitally paint your image to give it the look of an oil painting instead of a photograph. The True Artist option is $79 and an artist adds brush strokes and embellishments to the entire image by hand before we print it onto the canvas. The Master Artist option is $249 (a new reduced price!) and our artist creates a new masterpiece painting out of the image. For all Master Artist pieces, the artist doing the work has a consultation with the customer regarding their desires for the finished piece. After all the digital work has been completed a proof is sent over for approval. Once the canvas has been printed and stretched the artist then takes a clear embellishing gel and paints on top of the canvas to give it real brush strokes and texture.

Customers often ask what is the difference between these options to warrant such a large price jump. With a Master Artist OilWorks you truly get a one-of-a-kind piece of art that is inspired by your original image. Here are images of our most recent Master canvas, with the original photo taken in a Parisian park by Terry from Seattle and the OilWorks artwork was done by Renee Auguste.

BEFORE

Original Photo from Master OilWorks

AFTER
Photo after Master OilWorks

Learn more at CanvasPress.com.

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Antique Photo Restoration

Monday, March 30th, 2009

Diane, a local customer, brought in an antique family photo. The picture is the only remaining image of her great grandfather’s family and was in poor condition. Over the years it had faded and cracked, there were spots missing from the image and even ball point pen doodles all over, probably from a little child getting a hold of it at one time. We were able to scan and restore the photo and print a 14×11 canvas. Diane now has a copy that will last much longer than the original did, and since it is a digital copy all of the family members can have one too. Here are the before and after images.

Antique Photo Before

Antique Photo After

If you have a photo in need of restoration or retouching please contact us for a consultation. Restoration work is charged at an hourly rate.

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