Print On Canvas

Question What is the cheapest way to print a picture on stretched canvas?
Looking for the cheapest way to print canvas. I want to print 5-6 pictures, and it adds up. I need it to be shipped to the USA. I was asking about it here a while ago, and someone recommended artscow.com. The problem is they don't make stretched canvas in big sizes like 18"X24" , only rolled. THANKS!

Best Answer diy silkscreening

Question where can i find an animal print canvas ?
hello ! I've been searching on the internet for a animal print canvas but i cant seem to find one. what i mean by 'animal print' is kind of like a collage of different animal prints for example, giraffe print, zebra print, tiger print etc. etc. can anyone please help ? i would really appreciate it :D

Best Answer you could make one... of you could buy fabric from handcock and stretch it over a wooden frame.

Question i need help with framing a print on canvas?
so it's a printed canvas and i want to put it in a plain black frame, but obviously i need to paste it to a board first or something? can anyone please help me with what to do and how to do it, or direct me to a website where i'll find the relevant info.

Best Answer haa haa

Question How do canvas print businesses obtain copyright?
Most canvas print businesses offer prints of Banksy, Lichtenstein, Warhol and other popular images. Surely they do not pay for the copyright on these images? Where are the sourced from and what is the legal situation for these businesses?

Best Answer I suspect Banksy is a special case. He keeps his identity secret, which would prevent him from taking action for copyright infringement. So I suspect some businesses take the risk that they can get away with it. Copyright does not last forever, it generally expires 70 years after the death of the creator. This enables older works to be used for free, but not the pop artists you mention. I suspect that, contrary to your supposition, these firms are in fact paying a licence fee to use the copyrighted images. The fee per print will be small - only a few pounds or even a few pence! The licensing is probably done by the wholesaler, so the individual retailer will pay for it as part of their purchase price. If these things are printed on-site then the retailer is probably paying an annual licence fee for the use of the source files. I don't know who owns the copyright to Lichtenstein and Warhol artworks (someone will, possibly their estates) but these will be valuable intellectual property and I cannot believe they would allow prints to be sold without them receiving a fee.