digital image size and art prints results – specific to piece
Day Scene – digital painting and art prints – 2006 – Dan Beck
Yesterday’s article discussed tackling of similar problems in new ways and the general creation of this piece above.
Today, I hope to talk about it from a different angle. But like the previous article, I will be looking to take on a topic I have touched on before.
The art prints from this digital painting are special in several ways:
- they fill the 13×19" sheet of watercolor paper – leaving a very tiny margin of white
- they look complete at the 13×19" size, but also look enhanced when printed larger
- they are printed with archival pigment inks and will last for generations
- each print is an original – as it is not practical to frame the digital image
- each print has color, depth, and texture which surpasses the digital image.
If you have interest in this piece or any others on the blogsite, please email specialorders@outhousestudios.net and indicate the artwork of interest. Thanks.
See Also
- Experimental Fields
Options for art prints – would be similar to work above - PCWorld.com – A Photo Printer for Generations
Admittedly an old article, but ink longevity has not been surpassed – results compare to newer ultra-chrome inks
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