I watched both your videos back to back, the printer setup and this. I'm EXHAUSTED!!! And I'm also envious, but in a good way. I've been sending out my prints for years so I can appreciate everything you've gone through. I love your work ethic and determination to do it right. Ever print you send out the door to a first time customer is "you". There's the old saying and I'm sure you've heard it and it's absolutely true. ...You never get a second chance to make a first impression...", so that first impression had better be the best. Great work and great videos. Judging by your attitude, you're the right person for the job!!! Much success and Thanks for sharing 👍😉
I subscribed because I have an idea.. and your channel keeps my idea alive. I want to become an artist and produce my own art through print. I’m at the beginning of the journey; we all start somewhere. Anyway thanks 😊
You sharing your journey with all the details and tips are invaluable, thank you. You have saved a lot of time, money and nerves to all of us. Thank you! Your Art with the crazy vivid colours looks delicious. You'r a dope! Greetings from Stockholm, Saja
You are so vibrantly talented, thank you for sharing your knowledge. You are a good speaker, had such a calm relaxing decorum with your presentation , I'm so proud of you, the picture speaks of your talent, so glad I found you on youtube.
For the quality, the 48 hr canvas drying time is absolutely my pick! Thanks so much for sharing these issues with us. It's helping me a lot in planning my studio in my next home. Lotsa love from Louisiana!
Your work is truly amazing! You are a very talented young woman. I would go with the thinner quick-drying canvas. It's still a high-quality medium. Also bearing in mind most prints will be viewed behind glass from ten feet away. I think both prints are of equal quality.
Thank you for the video! Interested in digital painting and printing on canvas with the same printer and this was a great demo to show its capabilities! Awesome art prints as well! Well done!!!
I'm so happy for you. Congratulations. Gosh, I can't wait to get mine. And I think canvas is a better option also...it's much stronger than paper. Again, congrats girl.
This was so informative! Thank you for all the comparisons with paper and canvas etc. Really helpful when looking for printers and making those decisions
Your videos are awesome! I'd suggest a rotary cutter. I sew and paint and use it for both. If you get a good one it will definetly slice thru canvas. You will also need a cutting mat and a straight edge.
Wow thank you so much! I'm a photographer and was looking for channels about printing and daily vlogs and such and couldn't find any, and while you aren't printing photos i feel like it's more or less the same process. I loved seeing the trial and error, and i don't think i would have ever thought to look at canvas for my prints, but this print quality is unreal!! I'm really loving your videos, best of luck with everything
This was awesome! 😊 You are really inspiring. Im learning that nothing is a fail, just a lesson learned. This was one of the best insider tips I've seen. Beautiful. I think the Epson showed slightly brighter/richer in color on camera, but the Premier paper is definitely a close contender. You will still sell prints with Premier. Great quality art makes it worth it!
Thanks for making this video. I’ve been thinking about getting a large format printer too - I’d love to see what other materials/types of paper your printer can print on!
You need a rotary trimmer/rolling trimmer for canvas. The action of the lever style with canvas not only doesn't cut well but often pulls at the print which means your trims aren't going to be straight. Also - dude....those prints look amazing!!! I want that printer hahaha one day! I wouldn't mind the cure time, just make sure you mention that in your listings and I think people would be totally okay with it.
I bought a Canon Pro2000 about a year ago. I print on Canvas almost exclusively. I had technical issues with the first machine and had to return it. It made me printerless for 6 extra weeks. However, since I got it going, I am very happy with it. Seems to be reliable. That is my biggest hope. I want it to be problem free for the first 4 years..or at least 3. We shall see...
I know it has been a long time since you uploaded this video, but did you tried the cutter again? When I used cutters (and it was to cut metal), I learned that I had to force it in my direction, and not just push down. That way the blade goes really close to the base and it makes the cut. If it leaves a small gap, it didn't cut properly.
Hey, I bought the canon pro 4000 last year when I was in vegas, covid brought my ass back to Canada BUT I did want to share that I tried almost EVERY paper out there and the best results I had was from Red River Paper, the prices are really good but the quality blows away any of the Epson or other "printer" brand papers. They also are made in USA which means it is duty free!! So while I havent yet ordered paper to be shipped here and dealt with border issues I think for the $100 you should do yourself a favour and try out a roll (oh btw I personally use Polar Matte 60lb I thought matte would be boring but the colours were so good on it that it became my fave paper instantly) anyway great vids sorry about the unsolicited advice lol.
I personally prefer matte finishes on all art because you don't get light glare when looking at them on the wall or photographing images in a room setting. I really appreciate you sharing this info on matte paper. Thank you!
This was great advice. Thankyou so much. Have you tried the Palo Duro Smooth Rag 310 Paper from Red River. Would love to know your review on that. Also, do you have any idea about some UK Brands with same quality?
I don't know this will help but it might work !if you didn't returned the cutter yet, Try it with paper masking tape!, cover with a masking tape on the cutting line (where you want to cut), so basically the blade is cutting the paper tape and canvas together. It worked with some other materials
I can't seem to find where you mention what particular Epson paper you used. That one looked nicer than the Premier Art Paper. Thanks in advance. Awesome content
I'd love to have a printer update video, like has it paid for itself, how often are you using it, have you found other ways to make money with it like printing for other people etc.
Wow that's incredible video i have learned a lot. i just bought Canon TM-300 so i was wondering if it will print on a canvas. so today i went to buy a sample to test if it can print on a Canvas then BOOM!! You explained it all, thank you so much. Is it possible to share those images so that i can test on my printer?
Just bought the 2600 and I should’ve done unboxing tho but thanks for all the info bc without watching your videos I was about to purchase an epson but question is are you still using the premiere canvas paper
Hello, what do you think about this Canon Pro 2600 printer? Does it really give good quality? What paper do you recommend for printing on it and what type of canvas?
Really well made vlog. Your doing a great job at taking the viewer through your experience. It's to bad about the trimmer. Maybe keep for paper prints, and then get a cutter made just for canvas and really heavy types of media stock.
(New to large format printing) Canon Pro 4100 : OK I downloaded the Hahnemühle ICC profiles I need and set one for printing. The part I don't understand is, I can not see the Hahnemühle paper type in the paper list? How does this work, do I need to also download paper types from somewhere or?
Great insight Melissa, and brill that you have found a quality paper to use for your art work going forward. Would be great if you could include the details of the products you try/use with links in the video description (if possible). Would you mind, sharing with me the product details of the Premier Art canvas paper you use here as I'd like to give it whirl also? When you send these out in a shipping tube, do you know if the canvas falls on itself and potentially crease or is it strong and rigid enough to withstand that? Congrats on your continued success! Benji
I saw another artist that prints on Canvas and recommended the Rotatrim Professional series, because it slices across with a wheel like a quilters cutting rotary tool, that way it doesn't crunch it. Just repeating because I haven't done it myself, but fyi! hope it helps, love your videos and art, thank you for sharing:)
Can you share the brand and style of canvas paper you like? I just ordered my canon wide format and am excited to print on canvas and other media. Someone commented on your voice, and yes it's daam beautiful like your art.
Hello, i was wondering how is it going with your printer since its been almost 1-1/2 years since you got it. Has the nozzles been clogging? just curious since I have that issue with my Epson Printer.
To me the epson canvas the colours were more saturated and the overall image looked sharper than the premier canvas. Personally 48hrs is nothing, i would just state in your terms that printing/ packaging is 3 days before the print is actually shipped. If i was buying a print from someone i would expect a minimum of 7 days for it to arrive anyway.
Good choice of media for your art! Few tips to you’re workflow. - don’t touch the paper with you’re bare hands, oil on you’re hands decrease the lifespan. - leave the printer on, the printer knows how long it is not in use. - use the ICC profiles from the manufacturer, for best result. - set-up the media according to the manufacturer advice. - use a roll-cutter for best results
This set of videos helped me decide to get my pro-4100. Thanks for making these.
Wow love that print!!!!
WOW looks like a painting, excellent quality.
I SWEAR I CAN'T GET ENOUGH!!!! 😍😍😍😍😍💚💚💚💚💚💚💚 KEEP EM COMING!!!!!!!!! LOVED IT!
I watched both your videos back to back, the printer setup and this.
I'm EXHAUSTED!!!
And I'm also envious, but in a good way. I've been sending out my prints for years so I can appreciate everything you've gone through.
I love your work ethic and determination to do it right. Ever print you send out the door to a first time customer is "you".
There's the old saying and I'm sure you've heard it and it's absolutely true.
...You never get a second chance to make a first impression...", so that first impression had better be the best.
Great work and great videos. Judging by your attitude, you're the right person for the job!!!
Much success and Thanks for sharing 👍😉
I subscribed because I have an idea.. and your channel keeps my idea alive. I want to become an artist and produce my own art through print. I’m at the beginning of the journey; we all start somewhere. Anyway thanks 😊
You sharing your journey with all the details and tips are invaluable, thank you. You have saved a lot of time, money and nerves to all of us. Thank you! Your Art with the crazy vivid colours looks delicious. You'r a dope! Greetings from Stockholm, Saja
You are so vibrantly talented, thank you for sharing your knowledge. You are a good speaker, had such a calm relaxing decorum with your presentation , I'm so proud of you, the picture speaks of your talent, so glad I found you on youtube.
For the quality, the 48 hr canvas drying time is absolutely my pick! Thanks so much for sharing these issues with us. It's helping me a lot in planning my studio in my next home. Lotsa love from Louisiana!
I got hype with you! That looks bomb! Thank you for sharing💕💕💕💕
I’ve learned so much watching your vids, thank you
I got a pro 1000 printer recently and started printing fine art, and same reaction - colours look so vibrant and fine!
I'm so glad you shared this video. That print came out amazing!
Love your work
Your work is truly amazing! You are a very talented young woman. I would go with the thinner quick-drying canvas. It's still a high-quality medium. Also bearing in mind most prints will be viewed behind glass from ten feet away. I think both prints are of equal quality.
That texture blew me away. You are amazing young lady.
Gorgeous. Keep up the great work. I want a printer like that now. 😊 Love the art.
This made me so happy for you!!!! So inspiring, that print is incredible!!
aww love your reaction
Thank you for the video! Interested in digital painting and printing on canvas with the same printer and this was a great demo to show its capabilities! Awesome art prints as well! Well done!!!
Subscribed! I love your work and I’m finally starting the journey to take my art work farther!
I am so excited for you!! Looks like it came out super amazing! That's so fantastic!! Yay!!!
Your art prints looks soooo good canvas prints!
I have never in my life seen prints look this vibrant!!!....so beautiful.
I'm really enjoying your videos. Thank you.
Huge step UP! To find the right paper (canvas) Great to feel your excitement! Thank you! Oh, and, I would wait the 48hrs!
I'm so happy for you. Congratulations. Gosh, I can't wait to get mine. And I think canvas is a better option also...it's much stronger than paper. Again, congrats girl.
This was so informative! Thank you for all the comparisons with paper and canvas etc. Really helpful when looking for printers and making those decisions
Wow. That canvas print is beautiful.
Your videos are awesome! I'd suggest a rotary cutter. I sew and paint and use it for both. If you get a good one it will definetly slice thru canvas. You will also need a cutting mat and a straight edge.
Thanks! And yes! I found a rotary cutter that rolls on it's own rail and surface. I just bought it so can't wait to show y'all in the next video!
You are so clever and talented.those prints are amazing and your art👍💜
Wow thank you so much! I'm a photographer and was looking for channels about printing and daily vlogs and such and couldn't find any, and while you aren't printing photos i feel like it's more or less the same process. I loved seeing the trial and error, and i don't think i would have ever thought to look at canvas for my prints, but this print quality is unreal!! I'm really loving your videos, best of luck with everything
This was awesome! 😊 You are really inspiring. Im learning that nothing is a fail, just a lesson learned. This was one of the best insider tips I've seen. Beautiful. I think the Epson showed slightly brighter/richer in color on camera, but the Premier paper is definitely a close contender. You will still sell prints with Premier. Great quality art makes it worth it!
Thanks! And I love your art!!!😍
Sis please please leave a link for the canvas prints I’m lost find it anywhere! Would you make a video of just where you got your Canvas roll!
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What's the link for the papers?
Awesome!!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!!
Dope thanks for the info❤
Thank you for this video. I wanted to get into printing on canvas and this helped so much
Thanks for hard work!
Congrats!! It was fun to watch your videos, helps me decide what to buy and what not to buy. Feeling excited 🤩
Thank you for this
Thanks for making this video. I’ve been thinking about getting a large format printer too - I’d love to see what other materials/types of paper your printer can print on!
This is so weird but I LOVE your voice! Also thats awesome papers can make and break art prints!
You need a rotary trimmer/rolling trimmer for canvas. The action of the lever style with canvas not only doesn't cut well but often pulls at the print which means your trims aren't going to be straight. Also - dude....those prints look amazing!!! I want that printer hahaha one day! I wouldn't mind the cure time, just make sure you mention that in your listings and I think people would be totally okay with it.
I bought a Canon Pro2000 about a year ago. I print on Canvas almost exclusively. I had technical issues with the first machine and had to return it. It made me printerless for 6 extra weeks. However, since I got it going, I am very happy with it. Seems to be reliable. That is my biggest hope. I want it to be problem free for the first 4 years..or at least 3. We shall see...
I know it has been a long time since you uploaded this video, but did you tried the cutter again? When I used cutters (and it was to cut metal), I learned that I had to force it in my direction, and not just push down. That way the blade goes really close to the base and it makes the cut. If it leaves a small gap, it didn't cut properly.
Great video, you work hard on these! Really appreciated...
Hey, I bought the canon pro 4000 last year when I was in vegas, covid brought my ass back to Canada BUT I did want to share that I tried almost EVERY paper out there and the best results I had was from Red River Paper, the prices are really good but the quality blows away any of the Epson or other "printer" brand papers. They also are made in USA which means it is duty free!! So while I havent yet ordered paper to be shipped here and dealt with border issues I think for the $100 you should do yourself a favour and try out a roll (oh btw I personally use Polar Matte 60lb I thought matte would be boring but the colours were so good on it that it became my fave paper instantly) anyway great vids sorry about the unsolicited advice lol.
I personally prefer matte finishes on all art because you don't get light glare when looking at them on the wall or photographing images in a room setting. I really appreciate you sharing this info on matte paper. Thank you!
This was great advice. Thankyou so much. Have you tried the Palo Duro Smooth Rag 310 Paper from Red River. Would love to know your review on that. Also, do you have any idea about some UK Brands with same quality?
I’m happy for you
How would you suggest a customer frame a print on canvas? Behind glass? Staple to a substrate and put behind a canvas ready frame?
Just Amazing...
Thank you
You have come a long way little Sis .I have been watching you and learn a bit but forgot about you and now this .You’re blowing up .
Amazing. Great. Thank You!!
as an artist i totally get it. and the paper is one i recently used and its epic
I don't know this will help but it might work !if you didn't returned the cutter yet, Try it with paper masking tape!, cover with a masking tape on the cutting line (where you want to cut), so basically the blade is cutting the paper tape and canvas together. It worked with some other materials
I can't seem to find where you mention what particular Epson paper you used. That one looked nicer than the Premier Art Paper. Thanks in advance. Awesome content
I'd love to have a printer update video, like has it paid for itself, how often are you using it, have you found other ways to make money with it like printing for other people etc.
Wow that's incredible video i have learned a lot. i just bought Canon TM-300 so i was wondering if it will print on a canvas. so today i went to buy a sample to test if it can print on a Canvas then BOOM!! You explained it all, thank you so much. Is it possible to share those images so that i can test on my printer?
Just bought the 2600 and I should’ve done unboxing tho but thanks for all the info bc without watching your videos I was about to purchase an epson but question is are you still using the premiere canvas paper
Hi. Could you please tell me how you scan/ photograph your original artworks for making prints
Hello, what do you think about this Canon Pro 2600 printer? Does it really give good quality? What paper do you recommend for printing on it and what type of canvas?
Ngl I teared up when you printed on the canvas paper🥺 Happy for you!!!
your art is amazing.
Can you link to where you purchased the canvas you prefered?
Really well made vlog. Your doing a great job at taking the viewer through your experience. It's to bad about the trimmer. Maybe keep for paper prints, and then get a cutter made just for canvas and really heavy types of media stock.
Please share the name of company that you bought canvas paper in Canada
So are stretching the canvas onto a wooden frame or mounting it just like paper? What was the exact name of the canvas?
(New to large format printing) Canon Pro 4100 : OK I downloaded the Hahnemühle ICC profiles I need and set one for printing. The part I don't understand is, I can not see the Hahnemühle paper type in the paper list? How does this work, do I need to also download paper types from somewhere or?
It looks fantastic 🙌🙌 I’ve been trying to figure out how to get prints made of my work 🤦🏻♀️ I am so overwhelmed
Hi, I have a question about this printer. Can you print on Vinyl as well? Making stickers? Thanks
Dont sweat that old print. We use paper like that behind a frame. They look OK to the touch - but behind a frame - looks awesome.
Girll need more detail on the paper... do you have links?
Could you give us the link to the premiere art paper
do you think these papers support medium mix (acrylic, oil, etc,),,??
So you’re print on canvas ? That’s a next level.Bery good
I checked out your website -- your prints are beautiful! Are they photographs?
What's the gsm canvas paper you used?
Wait, you went upstairs with that printer. That’s some muscle. Prints looks amazing.
Great insight Melissa, and brill that you have found a quality paper to use for your art work going forward. Would be great if you could include the details of the products you try/use with links in the video description (if possible). Would you mind, sharing with me the product details of the Premier Art canvas paper you use here as I'd like to give it whirl also? When you send these out in a shipping tube, do you know if the canvas falls on itself and potentially crease or is it strong and rigid enough to withstand that? Congrats on your continued success! Benji
I saw another artist that prints on Canvas and recommended the Rotatrim Professional series, because it slices across with a wheel like a quilters cutting rotary tool, that way it doesn't crunch it. Just repeating because I haven't done it myself, but fyi! hope it helps, love your videos and art, thank you for sharing:)
Yes! I discovered it recently and just bought one last week! Can't wait to show y'all.
Can you share the brand and style of canvas paper you like? I just ordered my canon wide format and am excited to print on canvas and other media. Someone commented on your voice, and yes it's daam beautiful like your art.
Love your work. What is the file type that you save for best print results?
I'm the 1000'th like. woot.
Is there ways to refill the ink that's quality but not so expensive as Canon?
Hello, i was wondering how is it going with your printer since its been almost 1-1/2 years since you got it. Has the nozzles been clogging? just curious since I have that issue with my Epson Printer.
Where did u purchase the papers from?
To me the epson canvas the colours were more saturated and the overall image looked sharper than the premier canvas. Personally 48hrs is nothing, i would just state in your terms that printing/ packaging is 3 days before the print is actually shipped. If i was buying a print from someone i would expect a minimum of 7 days for it to arrive anyway.
Thanks for the videos. What would these sale for? Have you figured out cost per print?
I prefer the premier art paper look.
Love your video. Can I ask how much is your canon printer?
wheats the canvas you buy??
wow very nice hy can you tel me
what size is that pls
Did you figure out how to cut them yet? Maybe Get a t-square and box cutter?
I did! 🙌🏾 I found a rotary cutter that should work perfectly. I'm doing an unboxing video right now so I'll be able to show y'all in the next video!
OoOh can wait to see!
Good choice of media for your art!
Few tips to you’re workflow.
- don’t touch the paper with you’re bare hands, oil on you’re hands decrease the lifespan.
- leave the printer on, the printer knows how long it is not in use.
- use the ICC profiles from the manufacturer, for best result.
- set-up the media according to the manufacturer advice.
- use a roll-cutter for best results
I was about to suggest CANVAS paper on your previous video, when u got the Ploter.
Can you drop a link to where we can get the premiere paper. Thanks
very helpful
How much does it cost to print a photo 11X14
Did you profile your paper?