Photograph artwork

Did you know I photograph each piece of art to create the prints for The Print Shop? This is my process for how I photograph, edit and list my paintings and prints! Click through for all the details.

Being an artist, or any online seller, you will know that photography is just as important as the work itself. Good photos are a must for anyone who is trying to submit to galleries and showcase online, and it's especially important when trying to convey the painting's message and overall feel.&

You should always photograph your art. Here are some simple steps to help even if you don't have a big budget or know how.

By Andy Derrick in Art Business Advice > Selling Art Online Anytime I talk to artists, I almost ALWAYS hear the following question: “How do you get high-res images of artwork? I have such a hard time getting good quality images!” The truth is, for most emerging artists, getting high-quality digital images is either too expensive or too difficult. Usually this means going another route, such as photographing their art themselves or finding a friend who has some knowledge of photography…

Every artist needs to keep visual records of their work. In this tutorial I'll explain exactly how to take great photos of your artwork, and cover a few basic steps in Photoshop that will get your images ready either for print or for uploading onto the internet.

These are the best cameras for photographing artwork for prints and marketing materials.

Do you want to take high-quality photos of your artwork to make fine art prints? Here's how I do it from home.

A curated exhibition at the Robert Mann Gallery in New York this summer explores the approaches of 11 artists who take a needle and thread to photographs.

There may be occassions where you have to take shots of your images or another artist's work. Here are some tips for photographing artwork for marketing.

Explore Sammy Slabbinck's 351 photos on Flickr!