The Ultimate Guide To Photo Scanning
Home scanners, more often known as all-in-one printers that print, scan, and do other funky stuff, might seem like one of those gadgets that just sits there and does nothing. It’s one of those machines that sit there looking all technical and pretty, yet it’s seldom used. Then when you do power it up, you find yourself trawling through the bits and bobs drawers to find the instruction manual to use it.
Why and How to Back Up All Your Important Photos
When was the last time you backed up your photos? Not just the ones you have on your phone, but also the pictures stored in photo albums, the ones that have already been burned to DVD or CD and all the precious snaps already printed and framed, hung proudly on display.
Personalising Campervans, Motorhomes and Static Caravans with Framed Art
Whether you have a static caravan you use as a home away from home or travel the country or continent in a motorhome, you can still take advantage of personalising your interior design regardless the structure.
3 Unusual Spots to Hang Framed Art that Don’t Require Huge Wall Space
Art can and does transform rooms and can change the feel of the environment when you walk into a room, up a staircase or along a hallway.
With only four walls and limited flat space using shelving and side tables, there can come the point when you find yourself lacking the space to display a great piece of framed art you would love to put on show.
3 Ways to Manipulate Digital Images for Better Print Quality
Wouldn’t it be great if every photo you captured on your phone or digital camera was perfect, ready to print and put into a frame? Not even professional photographers have that luxury. Even the most experienced professional will rely on image manipulation tools to enhance the quality of photos.
A Paper Handling Guide for Framing Paper Prints
Getting your photos from digital to print is not as straightforward as powering up your printer, loading your photos and sending the job to the printer. Printer paper needs to be taken care of from the instant it arrives right through the printing process, and when you’re putting the print in the frame too.
The 3 Most Popular Colour Choices for Art and Photo Frames (and Why)
Do you want to turn your walls into masterpieces displaying some of your finest photography or the best art prints you have in your collection? Wood frames are the way to go as they are longer lasting than faux wood frames and provide superior protection for your art that lasts for years, often decades.
3 Tips for Framing Multiple Drawings Together in One Frame
Artists frequently find themselves with spectacular drawings preserved in a portfolio because studios lack the space to hang multiple photo frames.
When you are short on space and want to show more of your artwork, whether in your home, art studio or at an art stall, multi photo frames are a convenient choice, and far more cost-efficient too.
Framing Art for Holiday Homes
The little touches in a holiday home help to add some pizazz to the property and showcase some creative flair. Distinct wall art is one of the better-known ways to create a wow factor from the instant guests walk through the front door.
Types of Art that Work Great Hung in Clusters
Some types of art look better when they are displayed together; others need space. You can usually tell if your art needs space if you hang it up and it dominates. Dominating pieces of art are best suited for singular displays as a focal point. The type you would have above the mantel or on prominent display at the bottom of the staircase, or on a landing at the top of the stairs where it sits isolated, creating a sort of instant atmosphere that sets the tone for the area it’s in.