De Hofvijver (The Court's Pond) - 10-06-14

Printables are photos (jpg-format) of my art works in high resolution. You can download them as digital files. Most of them are 600 dpi or more and are suitable for all small, medium and big paper and canvas sizes. Customers all over the world are happy with the quality.

Because of the freedom to print it out yourself. You can use your own printer or have it print out in a printshop or use an online print company.

No, only € 3.99 each.

Once downloaded, you can then print out your files on your home or office printer, upload them to an online service or email your files to a local print shop. All of my designs work well on a variety of print surfaces – paper, card stock, wood, canvas, etc.! Personal use only – commercial reselling is not permitted.

In store printing services are:

– In the U.S.: Staples, FedEx Kinko’s, Walgreen’s, Walmart, Target, Costco

– In Canada: Staples, Walmart, Costco (for Costco advice, see https://snaphappymom.com/print-better-at-costco/)

– In the U.K.: Boots

– In the Netherlands: HEMA

– In Australia: Officeworks and Harvey Norman: PRINT INSTRUCTIONS

– In New Zealand: Harvey Norman

Online print services to which you can upload are:

– Albelli (dutch)

– Whitewall (German)

– Photobox (U.K.)

– Shutterfly (U.S.A.)

– Alibaba (中国)

– Copymax (Россия)

This is a personal choic but heavyweight matte paper is preferable.

Many office supply stores sell high quality heavyweight matt photo paper that will work well with your desktop printer. You can also use satin, semi-gloss or glossy paper for your prints, both for my colored as well as monochrome art works.

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That is quite alright. I understand that not everyone wants to download a file and take the effort to bring it to a print shop or service. 

See more under ‘Prints’ on this website or visit my website: https://www.corneakkers.com.

A printable is a downloaded file (from my website to your computer) to print out.

A print is already printed (on paper, alumininum, glass or whatever surface might be convenient).

Because a print is a physical product handled by more parties such as the POD (Print on Demand) website, the actual print company who executes the print order and the transport companies who delivers the print product on your doorstep. I’m also such a party, receiving appr. 9% royalties of each sale by a POD company.

a) Costs less than a print. Website that offer prints charge money for their added value as well and shipment can be expensive.

b) You can print them out by your local printshop. Put in a passepartout and framed it will look great.

c) Sometimes prints arrive damaged or do not suit expectations. Complaints and returns are such a drag long distance.

d) There are plenty of print shops or services all around the world. A glass window in the frame survives transportation to your home by car better than by plane.

e) Full control over color, size and appearance of passepartout, surface, framing and glass.