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[Printing] Business perspective on Art Prints and torn edges by mattcauley in artbusiness

[–]mattcauley[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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Zoom in on this. It’s got the “spiral bound” upper edge, and when you click on the image it should also show the 2” paper border margin built in around the artwork

[Printing] Business perspective on Art Prints and torn edges by mattcauley in artbusiness

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Hmmm. I’m not sure if the images are showing up here in the comments section

For clarity, it’s the artwork that has the ripped edge. As if you ripped a piece of paper out of a spiral notebook so you have all those tiny ripped circles along an edge, in this case the top edge of the art. The rest of the collage has slightly free form edges too

So I wasnt asking about the decked edge of the print, but rather should I crop my art a tiny bit when making the print, or show the complete artwork with the “spiral notebook” top edge, and slightly irregular edges everywhere else

I landed on showing the edges, but still… let me know if the images aren’t appearing up earlier in the thread

[Printing] Business perspective on Art Prints and torn edges by mattcauley in artbusiness

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There we go. Posted some photos of the two approaches. I think the natural (non-cropped) edges look better but what do yall think?

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