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Free guide and room-preview service help buyers match limited edition landscape prints, up to 120 inches wide, to the wall they have
LAS VEGAS - nvtip -- LAS VEGAS, NV: Fine art landscape photographer Alexander Vershinin has published a practical guide to choosing the right size, material and preview for a large panoramic wall print.
Choosing art for a large wall is a common difficulty for homeowners and designers: a print that looks right on a screen can feel too small once it hangs above a sofa, a bed or a fireplace.
"The better question is not whether a photograph will look good in a room, but how wide the wall is and what stands beneath it," said Vershinin. "A wide panorama has to be sized to its wall, and that is easier to judge when you can see it there before you order."
The guide covers three decisions:
1. Size. Panoramic prints run from 12 x 36 inches up to 120 inches wide. A common interior design rule of thumb is to make artwork about two-thirds the width of the furniture beneath it.
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2. Material. Prints are made on Fujiflex photographic paper or as Lumachrome TruLife acrylic face-mounts, and the guide compares the two finishes.
3. Preview. Anyone can send a photo of their room through a form on the website and receive a free digital preview of an artwork on their wall, with no obligation to buy.
Every print is a signed, numbered limited edition, made to order at Nevada Art Printers and shipped worldwide with a paper certificate of authenticity. Interior designers, architects and stagers can join a free Trade Program with 20 percent off the artwork price.
Guide: https://www.vershinin.biz/how-to-buy-fine-art-photography/
Free room preview: https://www.vershinin.biz/free-room-mockup/
About Alexander Vershinin: a fine art landscape photographer based in Las Vegas, Nevada, whose panoramas have earned 142 awards and honors, including Gold Awards at The Epson International Pano Awards.
Choosing art for a large wall is a common difficulty for homeowners and designers: a print that looks right on a screen can feel too small once it hangs above a sofa, a bed or a fireplace.
"The better question is not whether a photograph will look good in a room, but how wide the wall is and what stands beneath it," said Vershinin. "A wide panorama has to be sized to its wall, and that is easier to judge when you can see it there before you order."
The guide covers three decisions:
1. Size. Panoramic prints run from 12 x 36 inches up to 120 inches wide. A common interior design rule of thumb is to make artwork about two-thirds the width of the furniture beneath it.
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2. Material. Prints are made on Fujiflex photographic paper or as Lumachrome TruLife acrylic face-mounts, and the guide compares the two finishes.
3. Preview. Anyone can send a photo of their room through a form on the website and receive a free digital preview of an artwork on their wall, with no obligation to buy.
Every print is a signed, numbered limited edition, made to order at Nevada Art Printers and shipped worldwide with a paper certificate of authenticity. Interior designers, architects and stagers can join a free Trade Program with 20 percent off the artwork price.
Guide: https://www.vershinin.biz/how-to-buy-fine-art-photography/
Free room preview: https://www.vershinin.biz/free-room-mockup/
About Alexander Vershinin: a fine art landscape photographer based in Las Vegas, Nevada, whose panoramas have earned 142 awards and honors, including Gold Awards at The Epson International Pano Awards.
Source: Alexander Vershinin Fine Art Photography
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