I want to start making prints for my art and selling them. I can't seem to figure out if it will be worth it to buy a good printer or have a printing company do them. Does anybody have experience in this or any advice?
>>2426737
Do it manually the old fashioned way with woodcuts. You'll be praised for eccentricity and trying to revive an old technique. People will buy your shit no doubt.
>>2427045
this
>>2427045
that's actually genius
>>2426737
I work for a printing company so I do mine at cost. I do my prints on semi glossy photo paper, and use spray adhesive to mount them on foamcore. For a movie poster-sized print that you would pay $20 for, it only costs $2 worth of paper and ink. Honestly, if you're not a person who's concerned with having a "career" or "steady paycheck", try to get a job at a print shop.
