Thank you!
I know that textured papers are matte, which is a preference of mine. I try to avoid any papers that are glossy because glossy paper is not textured and I don't know what lighting conditions will be where the photo will be hanged. Better be on the safe side.
I have googled different photopapers and I believe the kinds that fit my work are the matte and textured papers. I love to create that vintage effect even when I post-process a photo on any software.
Thanks a lot for your advice! Although this online experience is out of my comfort zone but this discussion with all of you contributing made me feel more confident to put a plan into action.
Great! Thank you!
Great! How did you decide online which type of photo paper is best for a a given fine-art photo? Or did you already know this in advance?
Again great news! Thank you :-)
I am sure they will have all sorts of fine-art photo paper to select from. How did you decide online which type of photo paper is best for a a given fine-art photo? Or did you already know this in advance?
That's great news to me. Thank you :-)
I will definitely ask for money upfront. He wanted to commission me for a similar project on his horses. He said he will provide all the hardware/software I need to produce similar work of art. I guess in this case he has the right to own the project.
I have another question: do consultants and representatives accept to work with an artist who is not based in the same country as they are? I need more exposure overseas.