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Really nice. Does anyone have a recommendation for a service which print such images as posters at a reasonable price?

mstj 6y ago
I'm curious about this as well. If no service exists, does anyone happen know what types of printers work best for these? I'd be willing to try it myself if I knew where to start.
- mattkevan 6y ago
  I sell prints of public domain art on Etsy. Until the pandemic I produced the prints myself, but now I use print-on-demand companies like Printful or Gooten. There are similar companies out there, but these are a good balance of price and quality.
  - cpach 6y ago
    Please share the URL to your shop :)
    - mattkevan 6y ago
      Sure, it’s here: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/TheDoveAndTheSeagull https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/TheDoveAndTheSeagull
      - cpach 6y ago
        Very nice prints!
kevbam 6y ago
I have a store that sells vintage propaganda posters primarily, we have expanded into vintage travel and health over the last few years. https://propagandaposterstore.com/ https://propagandaposterstore.com/
chrischen 6y ago
For prints Costco and Walmart have some crazy low prices and they often advertise them as archival quality as well.
- CharlesW 6y ago
  FYI, you can get ICC profiles fo Costco printers and papers as well. Here's listing for California Costcos: https://www.drycreekphoto.com/icc/Profiles/California_profiles.htm#CA https://www.drycreekphoto.com/icc/Profiles/California_profil... Instructions: https://www.drycreekphoto.com/icc/CostcoPosterPrinters.html https://www.drycreekphoto.com/icc/CostcoPosterPrinters.html
jointpdf 6y ago
I’m related to a professor of design, and he recommends White House Custom Color (https://www.whcc.com/ https://www.whcc.com/) for prints. I think you may need to upload a sample of your “work” to gain access, at least last time I made an account. I actually have some of his prints from an exhibition hanging on my wall (via 3M adhesive strips), printed via this service. These are printed on a ~1/8” board and have a glossy protective finish. They’re super high quality. As for whether the price is reasonable...I’ll leave that to you and your utility function. (PS: OP’s site is awesome)
TheFlyingFish 6y ago
A little different from posters, but if you're looking for something a little more durable I've had success with CanvasChamp for canvas wraps: https://www.canvaschamp.com/ https://www.canvaschamp.com/ In comparison to other sites I've used their framing is much more sturdy. Never had any issues with flexing or anything. Good quality printing, and very

mstj 6y ago

I'm curious about this as well. If no service exists, does anyone happen know what types of printers work best for these? I'd be willing to try it myself if I knew where to start.

mattkevan 6y ago
I sell prints of public domain art on Etsy. Until the pandemic I produced the prints myself, but now I use print-on-demand companies like Printful or Gooten. There are similar companies out there, but these are a good balance of price and quality.
- cpach 6y ago
  Please share the URL to your shop :)
  - mattkevan 6y ago
    Sure, it’s here: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/TheDoveAndTheSeagull https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/TheDoveAndTheSeagull
    - cpach 6y ago
      Very nice prints!

kevbam 6y ago

I have a store that sells vintage propaganda posters primarily, we have expanded into vintage travel and health over the last few years. https://propagandaposterstore.com/ https://propagandaposterstore.com/

chrischen 6y ago

For prints Costco and Walmart have some crazy low prices and they often advertise them as archival quality as well.

CharlesW 6y ago
FYI, you can get ICC profiles fo Costco printers and papers as well. Here's listing for California Costcos: https://www.drycreekphoto.com/icc/Profiles/California_profiles.htm#CA https://www.drycreekphoto.com/icc/Profiles/California_profil... Instructions: https://www.drycreekphoto.com/icc/CostcoPosterPrinters.html https://www.drycreekphoto.com/icc/CostcoPosterPrinters.html

jointpdf 6y ago

I’m related to a professor of design, and he recommends White House Custom Color (https://www.whcc.com/ https://www.whcc.com/) for prints. I think you may need to upload a sample of your “work” to gain access, at least last time I made an account. I actually have some of his prints from an exhibition hanging on my wall (via 3M adhesive strips), printed via this service. These are printed on a ~1/8” board and have a glossy protective finish. They’re super high quality. As for whether the price is reasonable...I’ll leave that to you and your utility function. (PS: OP’s site is awesome)

TheFlyingFish 6y ago

A little different from posters, but if you're looking for something a little more durable I've had success with CanvasChamp for canvas wraps: https://www.canvaschamp.com/ https://www.canvaschamp.com/ In comparison to other sites I've used their framing is much more sturdy. Never had any issues with flexing or anything. Good quality printing, and very