Now the fun starts. Either print your files at home, or upload to an online printer.

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In the U.S.: we recommend Mpix, Nations Photo Lab, or CVS.

The aspect ratio files make printing in your desired size a breeze. Have an 8x10 frame that needs a print? Use the 4:5 ratio file. Need a 12x16 to fit that Ikea frame? Upload the 3:4 ratio file.

In some cases, like if you're printing a 5x7 or 8.5x11, the 3:4 ratio file you upload will need to be slightly cropped to fit the dimensions. Online print shops crop your image automatically, and give you the option to move the image around within the specified dimensions. See video below!

There are three main paper types we recommend, each with distinct qualities. For examples of each, please refer to the video below.

Fine Art Paper: is thicker and made from natural fibres. It can have a slight texture that works especially well with vintage artwork. Vintage art printed on fine art paper looks terrific when framed without glass, because of its slightly textured quality. 

Canvas: many print shops have the option to print on canvas, either “gallery wrapped” (with the canvas stretched around a frame), or unwrapped, as a canvas print. Canvas has a luxe quality, and works especially well for prints with heavy brushstrokes and dimension.

Photo Paper: the most affordable option, printing on a matte or pearl paper produces beautiful results. Vintage artwork printed on photo paper can produce an almost silky, delicate finish that looks especially sharp when framed behind glass. 

Using an online print service, you'll be able to crop your file to a square when uploading. We recommend uploading your 4:5 ratio file, and manually cropping online to ensure you're printing your favourite part of the image.

Printing larger than 24"x36" may affect the integrity of the image quality. If you'd like a custom size for your print, please contact us.