Sign in
Fine Art America
- (877) 807-5901
-
www.fineartamerica.com/
- Recommended in multiple social networks
Recommendations & Reviews
35 recommendations and reviews from 32 people
-
Referral from
June 17, 2020
catchersalmon asked:Best places to purchase amateur photography? Anyone have a recommendation for a good website to buy amateur photography? I’m looking to get some pictures for an apartment and would love to get some unique pieces of photography. Every time I search online, it’s the same couple of websites that are too corporate or too expensive. My price range is anywhere from $20-$150. Thanks!
kickstand replied:I know some folks who sell at fineartamerica.com
-
Referral from
January 4, 2017
SiaraDanyale asked:Does ANYONE know where I can print original paintings ? Like is there a site that does it ?J.peterkin ð. replied:if I'm not mistaken I think http://fineartamerica.com you can.
-
Referral from
November 16, 2016
Sommer M. asked:Looking for a large picture or painting (undecided) of just the Topas at the Pink Moment. Any suggestions on a local artist or photog that I can look at their work? Thank you.Moriya F. replied:You might find something at Fineartamerica.com and then search ojai
-
Referral from
November 9, 2016
Jerri L. asked:Do anyone know a print company ?Rachel J. replied:fineartamerica.com
-
Referral from
June 24, 2016
Dianna P. asked:How do you go about having prints made of your oil paintings? Can you have it done online or do you need a local printing place? Do they use the original piece or just a pic of it?!? Help appreciated.Glen F. replied:The easiest way is to use an online print on demand service such as fineartamerica.com. Take high resolution photos of your work and upload and you're away.
-
Referral from
June 7, 2016
Ambzee N. asked:I need some advice. Looking to start selling my art pieces! How and where is the best places to get large, poster size reprints of my originals for the best quality and price? Also, any suggestions on where i should sell them online? Thanks! :)Shannon M. replied:You could put your art on fineartamerica.com You can sell either the original or reprints there and they do all of the printing. It is also a good option for photography. My husband has sold some of his photos there.
-
Referral from
April 11, 2016
Ashley J. asked:Anyone know where I could purchase this shower curtain?Nadia R. replied:Fineartamerica.com
-
Referral from
December 14, 2015
Michael N. asked:Hi fellow riders, does anybody in here have experience with selling travel photos through sites like dreamstime.com, shutterstock.com, fotolia.com or others? If so, which would you recommend to start out with (and why)? Thanks, MichaelAbby W. replied:You could also try FineArtAmerica.com, their charging model is good and the customer can print on lots of different mediums. Good luck with this venture and please let us know how you go on!
-
Referral from
July 15, 2015
Lyn V. asked:I'm looking for a site that I can sell some of my nature pictures on. Anyone have any recommendations on a good one that people can go and purchase any size picture and have it printed in good quality?Hope F. replied:www.fineartamerica.comCraig J. replied:With Fine art America you are allowed 30 images for free and you can also set the $ amount of profit you want to make on each item.
-
Referral from
April 6, 2015
Alexsandra V. asked:Does anyone know a good website to sell photos of landscape and nature? I appreciate the help thanksGalib A. replied:Personally have no experience with them, but I know few people who had success with www.fineartamerica.com
-
Referral from
March 26, 2015
Judson C. asked:Hello. I'm looking for an online printing service that offers an option for buyers to purchase my artwork directly from them and high quality prints. I'd like to be able to get prints on canvas, metal, and photo paper. A friend recommended one called MPix but they don't accept the PNG file format. They just accept JPG's which i think is a lower quality than PNG's but I could be wrong. Does anyone know of a service I could use?Cody C. replied:www.fineartamerica.com can do all that and more.Cody C. replied:Fine Art America is worldwidePhil W. replied:Fine Art America, Society6, RedBubble, Zazzle all options, all have their pluses and minuses. Some have options for putting your images on a wide variety of products, like tee-shirts, mugs, tote bags as well. All of them are printing from RGB files, not CMYK on wide gamut printers. Just make sure your jpegs are not compressed and are as large as possible.
-
Referral from
December 18, 2014
Faith R. asked:I would like to frame a picture of a lion couple for my bedroom. I'm not looking for some cheap looking poster style. Any suggestions where I could get ahold of one? Thanks for any help.Terry L. replied:Maybe try www.fineartamerica.com
-
Referral from
December 16, 2014
Dan W. asked:Looking for some advice. I would like to build a web page to display and sell my photos. Does anyone have any recommendations on a web hosting company or any other choices for accomplishing this?Jack T. replied:fineartamerica.com is a good place to start - and very affordable. Zenfolio is cool - very sophisticated - but a tad more £$£$£. Redbubble, Crated.com , Pixoto.com , seen-by.de, 500 px - all will sell your art with varying fees, annual subscriptiions etc, but fineartamerica is possibly the best for a starter - at least over there you are in touch with people who sell all the time and can give great insights into how to do it, great community support. Don't forget e-bay too.
-
Referral from
November 17, 2014
Scott S. asked:Anyone know a good source for acrylic prints or have any experience with them?Peter T. replied:Scott: David Yu, others and I use fineartamerica.com - they offer prints on acryl, metal, canvas and paper. Personally I have not yet printed on acryl, so I can't say how good they are.
-
Referral from
November 16, 2014
Susan C. asked:Anybody know this Painesville restaurant?Alan B. replied:John...you're right...here's another link.. http://fineartamerica.com/.../utopia-theatre-in...
-
Referral from
November 11, 2014
Shari J. asked:I need to have a 9x24 photo printed....any suggestions where I can get that custom size? Paper preferred, but could do a canvas...John H. replied:The online service www.fineartamerica.com does prints in odd sizes on an assortment of media. I recently ordered an 11.5 x36 from them on aluminum, and they offer paper, canvas, framing, all with 30 day money back guarantee. You can use a free account.
-
Referral from
July 18, 2014
Andrew H. asked:I have a friend who is trying to sell a painting but doesn't know how. She's tried e-bay and some other avenues. Is there a better way to sell art in Denver? Consignment perhaps? A local website? An art broker? Any advice?
Kristi P. replied:I friend of mine sells her artwork via http://fineartamerica.com/ and has success with it.
-
Referral from
July 15, 2014
Topher G. asked:Question for everyone. does anyone on here have any suggestions on how to start selling photos? has anyone used Shopify? or have any advice on what I need to do to start? I would love to do a bunch of prints on canvas and sell them downtown but I don't have the funds to do so. So cheep advice would be best :-)Lori K. replied:www.fineartamerica.comJeremy H. replied:I'm trying now too. Jessica Sedig and I are going to be adding some to different sites every few days. So far just have a few on society6...we're going to try Etsy, Ebay, Fine Art America, Deviant Art etc... I have no idea how it'll work yet. Like all things it probably helps to have a niche or collection and to build a following by using social networking, Pinterest, Instagram, Flickr etc. Let's keep each other abreast of progress good or bad. Saturday market would be cool...possible colab, share a space? Best of luck!
-
Referral from
February 27, 2014
Rodney N. asked:Looking into websites that offer the best for photographers: security for photos, purchasing options, etc. Basically, there are lots of trial and error with choosing sites and looking for advice from those who already gone through this on the best option without having to go through the trial and error. Not just weather photos, all encompassing.Marcelo A. replied:I like using FineartAmerica.com This is my profile page: http://fineartamerica.com/profiles/marcelo-albuquerque.htmlPat H. replied:So with sites like FineArtAmerica.com , do people just go on there, buy your work and they send the stuff to them? And then from there they just send you a check for what you made off it?Zach R. replied:I also use Fine Art America.Marcelo A. replied:OK to who ever just purchased a copy of my Potter Tornado 2 photo THANK YOU!! The one thing I don't like about Fine Art America is the lack of an option to thank the purchaser.
-
Referral from
November 23, 2013
Marlo M. asked:Hey fine art friends: Do you sell your work on a print-on-demand website? Which one(s) would you recommend for an emerging artist (and which should they avoid)? Thanks in advance for sharing your experience...much appreciated!
Marlo M. replied:Looks like http://fineartamerica.com/ has high marks (and has been recommended to me by a friend as well)
-
Referral from
November 8, 2013
Liquidmethod D. asked:Would like to reach out to any fellow artists who can recommend a POD (Print on Demand) site. So far I've done prints locally only by individual requests and had them printed with awesome results. But now I'm curious if the grass is greener on the other side. I'm only looking at those that print with archival inks and paper.
Liquidmethod D. replied:Barbara, thanks! I'm quite capable of shooting my own work and color correcting it. Maybe I wasn't clear enough, I'm looking for recommendations like Saatchionline.com, FineArtAmerica.com etc.
-
Referral from
October 22, 2013
Kindness R. asked:Kindness Ranch is looking for a professional graphic designer that would be willing to donate their services for a small project. If you or someone you know can help, please contact Executive Director, Tamra Brennan at executivedirector@kindnessranch.org. Thanks! :)Michelle W. replied:check out my styles and let me know. I can donate. www.michelle-wolff.artistwebsites.com know Michelle Wolff - Fine Art fineartamerica.com I create custom portraits for memorials or special occasions at www.etsy.com/sho...p/wolffdenpress 10% - 100% of profits go to my own animal rescue efforts and that of 2 animal rescue organizations. 'Farm Life Feeds Us All' has 20% of profit doSee More
-
Referral from
September 13, 2013
Sun G. asked:Are you, or do you know a painter, musician, or any other kind of artist? Are you trying to get your work seen? Please Post It On The Sun Gazing Wall So We Can All Check It Out and ShareAndrea A. replied:http://fineartamerica.com/profiles/andrea-anderegg.html Andrea Anderegg - Fine Art fineartamerica.com Andrea Anderegg is a freelance photographer that loves to travel and 'freeze' ev...ery moment in her life. She has a Japanese background but was born and raised in Brazil and currently lives in the United States with her husband and son.See More
-
Referral from
July 3, 2013
Giovany G. asked:I need some help, and hope you guys can help me out. I've never printed any of my work, but, recently i been asked to have some printed. They are asking for a 1inch 20x30 canvas prints of a few of my shots. but i do not know of any good, great, awesome print shops in the city that are in a way cheap, or not costly at all, because i have to pay all upfront before i can ask for any money, and, i wont be making more then $25 for every print. as profit.David Y. replied:bayphotos.com , mpix.com, fineartamerica.com are good choice
-
Referral from
May 16, 2013
Pamela K. asked:Please take a moment to look at this awesome photograph, taken by the most talented artist/photographer I know, and decide if you'd like to vote for it. I personally think it's amazing, very one-of-a-kind. Nancy, I really think you'd like it, especially. : )Pamela K. replied:Sorry, here's the correct link: http://fineartamerica.com/contests/national-tv-photo-contest-2.html?tab=vote&artworkid=7441369 Online Photography Contest - Winners to Appear on National TV fineartamerica.com Fine Art America is hosting an online photography contest. Five winners will be selected to have their photos appear in a national TV commercial.
-
Referral from
December 22, 2012
Kathy F. asked:Hi, I'm wondering if there are any retail stores in Needham that sell the Blue Tree paintings?Cilla M. replied:fineartamerica.com is where I got my poster & note cards. They're beautiful. Jean Pacheco Ravinski, (the artist) why don't we sell any in town, especially during the Winter Holiday Season?
-
Referral from
August 15, 2012
April M. asked:Does anyone know of an inexpensive place to get reproductions done of drawings to use as greeting cards?Lori C. replied:http://fineartamerica.com/
-
Referral from
October 27, 2015
Jackie C. asked:Hey out there -- Can anyone recommend an artist-friendly website builder/hosting service? At this point, my website would be a professional formality only – I want to showcase a very, very small sampling of my body of work, as well as a bio, statement and current CV. (Also, I was never comfortable using facebook/instagram etc for displaying works, so those options are out.) Based on my budget, ideally the platform would be free to use but clean and simple in presentation. Nothing over $10/month (preferably around $5/mo and under), and nothing requiring specialized knowledge of html that would detract from precious studio time. What are your experiences? Thanks all!Phil W. replied:Wix.com and take a look at FineArtAmerica.com
Recommendations from Phil W.
New Review
Please wait....
Please wait...
