Q: Two years ago, I produced a series of limited edition digital prints (also known as giclees). Several images have sold out, but they’re still popular even though they’re off the market and collectors still want them. Should I reissue them? This would, of course, increase the edition sizes beyond what I originally said they would be, but it would solve my marketing problems. Are the rules different for giclee prints than they are for silkscreens, woodcuts and other limited editions?

A: Let me get this straight– you want to reissue a limited edition print after you already set and declared the edition size? The answer is absolutely unequivocally entirely and emphatically NO. Not only does this apply to digital or giclee prints; it applies to all limited editions including screenprints, etchings, lithographs, serigraphs, woodcuts, monoprints, photographs, sculptures and so on. You see, if you reissue the prints, then in the short run a handful of collectors get what they want and you make some easy money, but in the long run you compromise your integrity, your credibility, and most importantly, the market for all of your subsequent limited editions. Potential buyers will no longer be sure how limited your limited editions will eventually end up being– or whether they’ll ever be limited at all. Such uncertainty can easily cause collectors to lose confidence, and even worse, destabilize your market and drive your selling prices down.

Furthermore, by re-releasing a sold-out image….. Read the rest at Artbusiness.com.

We recently coordinated the production of a short limited run of screen printed posters designed by the fine gentlemen over at Two Rabbits Studios. We were essentially a relay point on this one between SKRILLEX and the printer. When all was said and done, everyone was happy.

We are producing an entire line of posters for Falling Whistles. Be sure to check out a small selection of them below and watch out for them on the Falling Whistles website.

Our good friend Kiel Johnson finished our hand drawn logo for the Church of Merch… we love it. Website is now under construction and well on its way….

We are wrapping up production on the new Skrillex Shirts. These will be available at Skrillexmerch.com very soon….

LA MAKEOVER // By William Powhida // 21″ x 27″ Edition of 30 // Archival Pigment Print on 300 gsm Cotton Rag Paper // Printed by POVevolving

This edition is available through Charlie James Gallery.

We are currently testing custom coatings on brushed aluminum sheets. If all goes well, which so far it has, we will be soon offering larger formats for printing fine art and photographs on aluminum. Currently, our sizes are limited to 20″ wide due to our supplier, but after this custom coating testing we will be able to easily offer 2ft x 3ft fine art and photo prints on aluminum.

Let us know if large format printing on aluminum is something that you have been looking for….

Our photographer just wrapped up documenting all of the work in our current gallery show at POVevolving Gallery.

Let us know if you need your work documented, for archive purposes, for your website, or for print….

We just wrapped up a quick scanning job for one of our clients. This is a 40 x 40 inch painting on paper. It was scanned full size at 300dpi. You can see in the small section below, we were able to get quite a detailed scan of this piece…

In addition to producing all of the Skrillex Shirts for Skrillexmerch.com, we are now printing the shirts for ZEDD, who will joining Skrillex on a summer tour…