LivingHome: Art Via Web
Saturday
Don't have/know Photoshop? SumoPaint your art.
LivingHome uses Photoshop to prepare and enhance most downloadable high-res art images. If you are not Photoshopper but want to resize or add effects to any of our images, or any other image, before printing, check out the amazing SumoPaint, a free online image editing application requiring no download. Above: Sumo's Liquid Wave effect applied to our Large Coffee painting posted below.
SumoPaint
LivingHome uses Photoshop to prepare and enhance most downloadable high-res art images. If you are not Photoshopper but want to resize or add effects to any of our images, or any other image, before printing, check out the amazing SumoPaint, a free online image editing application requiring no download. Above: Sumo's Liquid Wave effect applied to our Large Coffee painting posted below.
SumoPaint
Labels: art, high-res, LivingHome, painting
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Monday
LivingHome Launch: Backstage Gallery vintage rock photo community
I'm looking for comments on this question: Do you think there is wide appeal about Boomers (and younger folks who love 70's rock) for framed art on walls at home of photos or vintage rockers? These would not be cheap poster art, and also wouldn't be the $1,500 framed photos signed by famous Rolling Stone photographers that you might see in an art gallery. They'd probably cost about $150. What do you think? thanks, Kim G.
I'm looking for comments on this question: Do you think there is wide appeal about Boomers (and younger folks who love 70's rock) for framed art on walls at home of photos or vintage rockers? These would not be cheap poster art, and also wouldn't be the $1,500 framed photos signed by famous Rolling Stone photographers that you might see in an art gallery. They'd probably cost about $150. What do you think? thanks, Kim G.
Labels: art, interior design, photography, rock and roll
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