Second, you’ll choose a size, and third you’ll select if you want it matted and/or framed.īuying the frame when you buy the print is, of course, the easiest option. When you go to my website and decide to purchase a painting, you’ll first choose if you would like the print on paper or canvas. Consider buying just a print and framing it yourself
You can often ask for a custom order if you want a different size or mediumĪll in all there are some nice advantages by ordering from an artist directly-and you will also help them save on commission fees! (Most artists won’t turn down that extra cash.) 2. Most of us are in this business as solo entrepreneurs, so don’t worry about getting a helpdesk or a person with a script of standard answers! If you have questions you will find that most artists are eager to help you and will reply promptly. It might save you some money (there won’t be a commission fee). You’ll probably have more artworks by the artist to choose from. Most artists put new work on their own site first, so you’ll see their latest art. So, before you click “buy” I’d recommend checking to see if the artist you’re interested in has his or her own website and sells online. These platforms give you security and insurance (payment, delivery, etc) but artists also have to pay these platforms a commission for every sale. If possible, buy direct from the artist’s websiteīuying art from large art platforms like Fine Art America or Saatchi means you can choose from an enormous amount of artists and artwork, both fine art prints and original art. So to help prevent disappointment and give some pointers to anyone who may be considering an online art purchase, here are my own “Do’s” and “Don’ts” when buying art prints online: 1. And it makes sense! If you’re interested in an artist who doesn’t live nearby, you have to trust what you see on your computer screen, and that can be hard to do. 
When I talk to my customers about ordering fine art prints online, I notice that everybody more or less has the same questions or insecurities. Above all, the selection of fine art prints is so much more inspiring than the generic and mainstream prints sold in stores like Ikea. The online art market is booming and buying art online is relatively new, but it’s a great affordable alternative to buying pricier original art. To reach a larger audience I’ve recently decided to also create an online collection of fine art prints based on my original artwork. I have always exhibited and sold my paintings through art galleries. You don’t want to commit yourself to art long-term (like with originals).
You are looking for quality and character vs mainstream generic art prints.By Bianca Berends in Art Business Advice > General Art Adviceīuying fine art prints is a great option if:
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