New Inspirations & Ideas

The history of photographic prints is a fascinating subject. It seems people have always loved to see printed images of themselves, friends and loved ones. Depending on the era, folks could satisfy this desire with photos on paper, metal or glass. The technology at the time stretched from ambrotypes, tintypes, and glass plate negatives, to lantern slides, cyanotypes, and silver gelatin prints.

Hanging framed prints and artwork in your home can be a headache if you’re renting or live in a dorm room and don’t want to damage your walls. This is especially true if there’s a hefty security deposit on the line. But with a little creativity and some innovative products, you can fill your space with damage-free art!

Are you living in a dorm room or apartment with blah oatmeal-colored walls? Now you can add your personality to the décor without worrying about losing your security deposit.

Printing on metal is a unique and stylish option for showcasing your favorite photos or the artwork of which you are the proudest.

As Rod Stewart sang long ago, in the mists of time during his salad days, “Every picture tells a story, don’t it?” A properly framed and composed photo can say a myriad of things without a single word of explanation. Just imagine what two connected photos could say. Or three. Or four.