Printing greeting cards from an artist’s original work is a wonderful way to share unique, hand-crafted designs with a wider audience.
By reproducing your creation, whether it’s a painting, drawing, sketch, photograph or digital art, the beauty and emotion of the original piece can be captured and transformed into a card format.
This process often involves high-quality printing techniques to ensure that the colours, textures, and details are faithfully represented.
It also provides an opportunity for artists to showcase their work outside of galleries or exhibitions, allowing people to appreciate and purchase their art in a more accessible form.
Printed cards are not only personal and meaningful but also serve as a creative way to gift or send messages, making them a popular choice for special occasions and celebrations.
7x5 landscape and portrait, printed on Arena off white smooth 300gm board.
7x5 inches, a size in between A5 and A6.
A5 and 7x5 inch cards, portrait and landscape available. Printed on Ensocoat greeting card 300gm board.
A5 portrait and landscape cards and DL card, all printed on Ensocoat greeting card 300gm board.
A6 cards, portrait and landscape, all printed on Ensocoat greeting card 300gm board.
Square cards, 150x150mm, 135x135mm and bespoke size, all printed on Arena off white smooth 300gm board.
Each year we also produce 1000’s of Christmas cards, so why not wow your family and friends by having your original artwork turned into a Christmas card to either sell or use yourself.
Sizes are as above, please contact us for quantities and prices.
Christmas cards using paintings or photos of pets and drawings by children are always popular. Sizes shown A5, square and A6.
Wording of your choice can be printed inside Christmas cards.
Any media image can be turned into a Christmas card from a photo, painting, drawing to lino cut. Sizes shown A5, square and DL.
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In a nutshell, lithographic print uses wet inks and printing plates to produce print, digital print uses dry powder toner fused at a high temperature onto the sheet.
With the latest digital presses on the market giving near lithographic quality, the digital process, as a general rule of thumb, is quicker and financially more suitable for the shorter print runs.
However, there comes a point when the cost of litho and digital meet, and as the quantity grows, lithographic becomes a more cost effective option. We are fortunate to be able to offer both processes, and always ensure that each job is looked at individually, and priced accordingly to give the customer the best price we can.
There are exceptions to this, some jobs are suited more to lithographic print, it could be the weight of the material required is too thick for the digital press, the size of the sheet required is too big, and sometimes it could be that the content of the print just isn’t suited to the digital process, although this is a rare occurrence.
Our advice is free, and once we take a look at your requirements, we can offer our views and recommendations.