When it comes to having your masterpiece printed, you want to make sure that the print does it justice.

With so many different types of prints to choose from, it can be hard to choose just one. Two popular choices for artists and photographers include acrylic prints and metal prints.

Quality graphic design is essential to any modern business. Without it, your marketing and social media plans will be confusing and directionless. With it, customers can experience the history and ethos of your company with just a glance. 

Hiring a graphic designer is easier than ever, but very often it can be overwhelming. To help you navigate the field, we give five points to consider when hiring a graphic designer. 

When it comes to your business, branding is everything. The first time that a buyer interacts with your business, what they're going to see is your brand image. Everything, from what you stand for, to how well you push your company agenda, to even how neat your company logo looks all determine if you pass or fail on your branding.

Have you ever used an inkjet printer? They're known for giving some great results when printing photos.

Did you know that giclee printing is very similar to inkjet printers, but is capable of doing an even better job? As an artist, you want your art prints to be of the highest quality, and giclee prints can achieve this.

But first, have you asked yourself, "what is a giclee print?"

If so, keep reading and we'll answer all your questions on this beautiful type of print.

If you're an artist, quality is likely one of your top concerns. You've spent hours on your pieces, so you need to be able to display them in all their glory. That means you need to print the highest-quality copies possible.

This is where the TIFF vs JPEG argument comes into play. Which one is the highest quality image format for printing? Does it really make that big a difference?

Keep reading to settle the TIFF vs JPEG argument once and for all.