Nothing is more important than being able to provide your customers with the best overall quality. The overall quality of an acrylic print encompasses first, the acrylic quality and second, the image quality. A beautifully printed image deserves the best fabricated acrylic.
Photo coaster sets! Who would have thought? These coaster sets make a charming gift! Add these little delights to your collection to show your clients. We are confident that they will be sure to love them! Check them out here! https://t.co/PV0mmG0ScW
We had so much fun this year at WPPI in Las Vegas! Thank you to all who came out to see and talk with us. We had a great time reconnecting with old friends, and meeting new ones! Congratulations again to our contest winners. Can't wait to do it again next year!
Your art is what matters. It’s your art that people see. Our acrylic is what helps people see every detail of your masterpieces and preserves it for years to come. Glossy or matte finish, here at Acrylic Press we give you products that last a lifetime.
This year, suggest the delightfully unexpected! Put a fun twist on the traditional acrylic printing… Turn favorite memories into a puzzle that your clients can keep or give as the perfect gift! Not sure what we mean? Take a special look here! https://t.co/oAOicFEQb4
Our Tri-Mount Photo Blocks are the way to go when it comes to making a bold statement. Three times the charm, three times the compliments. The Tri-Mount Photo Blocks bring “wow” a whole new meaning.
You ask, we answer! This is our monthly Q & A with our team where you think of a question, and they answer it! Just DM us in our chats, and we will take care of your curious mind!
We stumbled upon this great article about lighting from AD, and we agreed that it also applies excellently towards tips on how you can light your acrylic! https://t.co/HOGGfZSs1h
Acrylic photo blocks are an excellent way to make a big statement in one small piece! Wherever you choose to show them off, the hand polished 1’’ thick acrylic crystal clear piece is guaranteed that they will capture the wandering eye of many and will last a lifetime.
The first aerial photography was carried out by French inventor Turnache in 1858. He shot Paris from the balloon which is almost like how we take city footage using modern drone technology.