The distorted effect is a great way to make your canvas print look totally different. It can turn a straight forward looking photo into an abstract one if used correctly. Sometimes adding a distorted effect to a landscape canvas can make it look like the photo was taken years ago & give it a real [...]
Archive for January, 2009
Sepia Effect
Posted in January 26th, 2009
by admin in Canvas Tips
Over our next few blog posts we will be writing about all the different effects that be added to canvas prints now days. Whether it be a simple black & white effect, sepia or a blurred effect all can add to your canvas print.
First up is the Sepia effect.
Sepia effects are particurly effective when used [...]
Favourite Canvas Prints - Part 2.
Posted in January 23rd, 2009
by admin in Canvas Tips
Following on from my partners list of their favourite canvas prints I thought I had better follow suit. Here is my list:
Abstract Prints: A Sea of Sand, Car Lights & Chocolate Silk.
Animals & Wildlife Prints: Cool & Calm, Serenity & Tropical Fish.
Cityscapes: A Birds Eye View, MIami Vice & Night Lights.
Flower Prints: Bluebell Woods, Host [...]
Our 3 Favourite Prints in each Category
Posted in January 21st, 2009
by admin in Canvas Tips
Just for fun I thought I would have a look through our own website & come up with my 3 favourite prints in each category. Here they are:
Abstract: A Splash of Colour, Make Believe & Luck of the Dice.
Animals & Wildlife: Black & White Cat, Mum & Me & Ugly Ducklings Definitely Not.
Cityscapes: High Time in London, Times [...]
What postage companies do we use?
Posted in January 19th, 2009
by admin in Canvas Tips
Choose Canvas use 2 delivery services to the UK.
If you purchase a large canvas print then we will post your item using Parcel Force 48hr Delivery Service. As I’m sure you can work out this will take a maxiumum of 48 hours to reach you. If you order a smaller canvas we will post using [...]
How do we package our canvases?
Posted in January 16th, 2009
by admin in Canvas Tips
If you have decided to purchase a canvas you obviously want it to arrive at your front door in perfect condition. This is why we use 2 part telescopic boxes to protect our canvases.
Telescopic boxes are made especially for the safe delivery of canvases & picture frames. We have 3 different sizes: Small, Medium & Large. After printing and [...]
Buying a canvas tips.
Posted in January 14th, 2009
by admin in Canvas Tips
When buying a canvas print the biggest problem is choosing the 1 out of a huge selection that you like. You can literally put any picture or photo in the world onto canvas. So when we say there is a huge selection we mean it.
A bright & bold print can bring a dull room to [...]
New Stretcher Bar Sizes Available
Posted in January 5th, 2009
by admin in Canvas Tips
We will be adding some more stretcher bar sizes to our website over the next couple of weeks. This means that you now have more options as to what size canvas you can purchase.
All our stretcher bars come complete with plastic corner wedges shaped perfectly to fit the 4 corners of the canvas print. These [...]
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