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How does the
process work?
A photo is scanned into the computer then placed on a digital canvas.
The artwork is then painted over the scanned image, brush stroke by
brush stroke, until the entire artwork is recreated to a new painting.
Once completed, the painting is transferred to a canvas, where a protective
coating is added to the artwork. The canvas can be delivered either
rolled or, at an additional cost, stretched and mounted and ready
for framing.
Will my photo be damaged
or altered?
No, we take great care in handling your photo. It will be returned
to you as it was received.
Can I email you the photo?
Yes you may send it by email in a digital format or regular mail.
Try to send the largest digital file you can, up to a 5 mg limit.
Please send the digital photos in a .jpg format.
Do your paintings look like
actual oil paintings?
Yes, they do. They have the texture and brush strokes of traditional
oil paintings. Even though the process uses computer software, the
artist actually paints your picture one stroke at a time with a stylus
instead of a brush.
Do you use real paint in
your paintings?
Often after the painting is printed, we will go over it highlighting
areas with real acrylic paint.
How do I get a copyright
release from another photographer's photograph?
Most photographers will be agreeable to provide a limited release.
If you have questions about this or the photographer has concerns
about the intended use of their photo, please have them contact us
directly and we'll be glad to assist you.
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