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Purchasing a work of art, especially a painting, can sometimes be intimidating. Buyers who are not well-versed in art or who encounter high-cost works by renowned artists might find art inaccessible.

Scanning and digitizing your artworks has many advantages in our time. While physical works are of course the foundation of an artist's portfolio, digitizing your works expands the possibilities for collectors to interact with your works.

Choosing the right paper for printing artwork is a critical step in determining the quality of the results. The texture, weight and surface of the paper can enhance or detract from the overall look of the artwork. 

When you want to have prints of your artworks, you want to have different size options. Being able to make your prints in different sizes gives you flexibility when displaying your artwork, so it's important to avoid loss of quality with large prints.

Art is a language that transcends borders, cultures and time. It expresses emotions, triggers thoughts and captures beauty. This is why high-quality fine art prints play a vital role in the art world. Let's explore these important elements in more depth.

Calligraphy (hüsn-i hat) is a characteristic Islamic art-form, practised in the Arabic writing method developed from the Nabatean script. The fact that such a strong aesthetic language developed from a rather simple way of recording language surely has to be regarded as one of the miracles of Islam.

Fine art prints, also known as giclee prints, are among the highest quality fine art reproductions used in gallery and museum exhibitions, limited editions, private collections and archives. So, what are these prints? And what makes them valuable?