Anyone know of a good place that does canvas printing? I know mySoti does it but they only do metric prints and i need it in inches. 2009-04-19T04:30:57-04:00 13 2009-04-16T15:02:37-04:00 17071 false false 7003 4725 1 2009-11-08T04:46:01-05:00 380 We've got the capability to do it, if not the materials yet. Send me an email, Derrick! aubrey @ fullmetaltshirt . com Maybe we can work something out. :) 17071 Post 2009-04-16T16:54:32-04:00 447691 7003 2009-04-16T16:54:32-04:00 awesome, thanks man! I'll shoot ya an email 17071 Post 2009-04-17T08:11:55-04:00 455531 4725 2009-04-17T08:11:55-04:00 am I missing something here? 17071 Post 2009-04-17T10:39:40-04:00 456701 2802 2009-04-17T10:39:40-04:00 Hmm indeed. Unless you're going for an unusual non-standard size. 17071 Post 2009-04-17T10:43:11-04:00 456791 3005 2009-04-17T10:43:11-04:00 You know it's funny you mention this Castle...I was just gonna post something about canvas printing/painting. So Miss Etti and I did a little IKEA shopping which of course turns into buying shit you didn't intend on buying...I swear that place is the devil. Anywho we ended up buying a set of picture frames for our bedroom: <img src="http://photos-e.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll-snc1/v2665/202/98/765853152/n765853152_1594164_2036345.jpg" /> We're trying to fill in the frames with really good photos, like from our travels and such...which is why it's kinda bare right now hehe. But you see that boring square canvas in the middle? That's some space filler we bought from IKEA, it's about 13.5" square I believe. What can we do to get something cool to replace that? I'd love to have some Emptees work in there somehow, be it printed or actually painted. Thoughts guys? Aubrey, if we primed that canvas (like painted over the image) could you print on it even though it's on a wood frame already? 17071 Post 2009-04-17T10:48:08-04:00 456861 11937 2009-04-17T10:48:08-04:00 <blockquote><cite>godmachine said:</cite> am I missing something here?</blockquote> I just want something for a standard frame like 16x20 inches or 24x36 inches where with metric measurements those are not standard dimensions and I'd have to have them custom framed or stretch the canvas myself 17071 Post 2009-04-17T10:51:53-04:00 456921 4725 2009-04-17T10:51:53-04:00 <blockquote><cite>ShirtFight.com said:</cite> You know it's funny you mention this Castle...I was just gonna post something about canvas printing/painting. So Miss Etti and I did a little IKEA shopping which of course turns into buying shit you didn't intend on buying...I swear that place is the devil. Anywho we ended up buying a set of picture frames for our bedroom: <img src="http://photos-e.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll-snc1/v2665/202/98/765853152/n765853152_1594164_2036345.jpg" /> We're trying to fill in the frames with really good photos, like from our travels and such...which is why it's kinda bare right now hehe. But you see that boring square canvas in the middle? That's some space filler we bought from IKEA, it's about 13.5" square I believe. What can we do to get something cool to replace that? I'd love to have some Emptees work in there somehow, be it printed or actually painted. Thoughts guys? Aubrey, if we primed that canvas (like painted over the image) could you print on it even though it's on a wood frame already?</blockquote> mail it to me primed and I'll do it - email me! drewglieverart@gmail.com 17071 Post 2009-04-18T05:13:13-04:00 467391 7069 2009-04-18T05:13:13-04:00 Jud, the problem would be heat pressing the already stretched and framed canvas - a bit tricky to properly cure it, since we don't have a conveyor drier. Give it to Drew - he seems to have a plan! --------- And Derrick, we can print any size up to 36" wide x however long you need it. (God, I love our wide-format printer) 17071 Post 2009-04-18T05:19:55-04:00 467401 7003 2009-04-18T05:19:55-04:00 <blockquote><cite>ShirtFight.com said:</cite> You know it's funny you mention this Castle...I was just gonna post something about canvas printing/painting. So Miss Etti and I did a little IKEA shopping which of course turns into buying shit you didn't intend on buying...I swear that place is the devil. Anywho we ended up buying a set of picture frames for our bedroom: <img src="http://photos-e.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll-snc1/v2665/202/98/765853152/n765853152_1594164_2036345.jpg" /> We're trying to fill in the frames with really good photos, like from our travels and such...which is why it's kinda bare right now hehe. But you see that boring square canvas in the middle? That's some space filler we bought from IKEA, it's about 13.5" square I believe. What can we do to get something cool to replace that? I'd love to have some Emptees work in there somehow, be it printed or actually painted. Thoughts guys? Aubrey, if we primed that canvas (like painted over the image) could you print on it even though it's on a wood frame already?</blockquote> But Jud... What would be wrong with getting something printed to canvas first and then stretch it (more loosely than normal) and staple it to the back of your frame/board? That would work, yes? 17071 Post 2009-04-18T06:19:02-04:00 467611 6468 2009-04-18T06:19:02-04:00 <blockquote><cite>4Sevens said:</cite> But Jud... What would be wrong with getting something printed to canvas first and then stretch it (more loosely than normal) and staple it to the back of your frame/board? That would work, yes?</blockquote> See, this is why I post these things, so geniuses like you can solve my problems. I would have never thought of that in a million years :) 17071 Post 2009-04-18T08:37:56-04:00 468001 11937 2009-04-18T08:37:56-04:00 Derrick... we do... and we are right down the road from you. so really, you could do one-offs if you like. Hit me up. ithinkbaker@gmail.com 17071 Post 2009-04-18T12:09:29-04:00 468871 1567 2009-04-18T12:09:29-04:00 Also.. we work with another very close company (art Gallery and Framing shop) of whom I'm really good friends with In hendersonville who has super awesome canvas stretching prices. and not to step on Aubrey's toes but.... We can print 48" x 96" on anything that is flat... and up to 72" on any roll feed material. We printed Shania Twain on a door a few months ago. and some Bib/ Aprons on White leather the other day. 17071 Post 2009-04-18T12:12:19-04:00 468891 1567 2009-04-18T12:21:24-04:00 <blockquote><cite>ThinkBaker said:</cite> Also.. we work with another very close company (art Gallery and Framing shop) of whom I'm really good friends with In hendersonville who has super awesome canvas stretching prices. and not to step on Aubrey's toes but.... We can print 48" x 96" on anything that is flat... and up to 72" on any roll feed material. We printed Shania Twain on a door a few months ago. and some Bib/ Aprons on White leather the other day.</blockquote> Dayum! *jealous* What machine are you using? 17071 Post 2009-04-19T04:30:57-04:00 478751 7003 2009-04-19T04:30:57-04:00