CMYK Monsters
Thanks to an equally relaxing and productive morning, I managed to wrangled up my earlier drawing into this fun vector. It's sized just perfect for your iPhone, but I am thinking it would make for a great poster print. What do you think? Anyone got recommendations on a place to print them at? I've only ever used Cafepress, which is slightly pricey.
Although it doesn't directly relate to the drawing, this is what I read today to start my morning:
"For since the creation of the world His invisible attributes, His eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly seen, being understood through what has been made, so that they are without excuse." - Romans 1:20
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I use a photo printer in Winter Garden for that kind of stuff. Pricing basically works out to $7.95 per sq. ft. for glossy and $4.95 per sq ft. for Matte. Basically a a 2×3 poster would cost you $30 on photo grade matte paper or $48 on glossy. (He regularly offers me a discount when I am doing quantity for customers, so it might be even cheaper.)
He can do any size, btw, up to 40 inches wide and up to 100 ft. long.
Zazzle is like cafepress, but 2×3 starts at $34 and matte goes to $53 while glossy is $69.
Comment on Monday, December 28th, 2009 by Chris Marsden