Archive for November, 2009

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on November 30th, 2009 by Adrian

The WIRED Holiday Store 2009 puts more than 250 of the hottest must
have gadgets in the hands of  holiday shoppers via their online storefront
and the retail store.

Here is your inside look at the creation of the pictures in the WIRED Store:

CanvasPop & WIRED team up to create custom photo enlargements for the grand opening of the WIRED Holiday Store 2009 (Photo by Scott Beale Laughing Squid)

CanvasPop & WIRED team up to create custom photo enlargements for the grand opening of the WIRED Holiday Store 2009 (Photo by Scott Beale Laughing Squid)

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A WIRED piece coming off a CanvasPop printer.

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The Finished pieces.. Before they leave the CanvasPop Studio

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The Finished CanvasPop pieces hanging in The WIRED Store

Posted in
on November 19th, 2009 by Adrian

Mashable Social Media

Mashable’s “Spark of Genius” November 18th 2009 by Christina Warren

CanvasPop is the most recent startup featured on Mashable’s Social Media Guide
“Spark of Genius” series.

If you are like most people you have a bulk of your photo albums stored digitally
and only print a specific handful.

Do you have a spectacular photo that deserves special attention?

Why not create your own canvas printed wall art with the help of the team @CanvasPop.

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For more ideas check out the CanvasPop Ideas Gallery


Posted in
on November 17th, 2009 by Adrian

Today's Comic Relief by Sam Kerr at Debut Art

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on November 16th, 2009 by Adrian

How many times have you let life get in the way and missed your opportunity for autumn photography?  I know I have.

This is just what Chad Galloway set to capture the changing leaves and the fall colors. He tells CanvasPop that he would have not captured the original picture if it had not been for the State Troopers.

You see at first he didn’t even notice this wooded area . A few towns later he ended up getting stopped by the state trooper and having his car towed because the insurance card in his car had expired. Even with valid insurance, he had no way of proving this. Chad ended up spending the night in a small town in the middle of nowhere.

The next day and hundreds of dollars later he was able to get his car back. He started heading back home and was in no mood to take pictures.

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"The forest was so dense and the vegetation was so bight. I had to stop and take a few pics no matter how bad I felt. I’m kinda glad it worked out the way it did though because I probably never would have got this pic, if I hadn’t been pulled over" Galloway

Chad did not set out in search of the perfect photo that day and ending up printing fall photos on canvas.  You never know when you might capture your next  picture for a canvas enlargement.

Do you have any photos you would like to print on canvas? For inspiration check out the canvas images in our ideas gallery.

Follow @CanvasPop on Twitter for the latest “insider” images, ideas, and tips.

Posted in
on November 11th, 2009 by Adrian

What is silhouette photography? You do not have to be a professional photographer to capture great shots. Simply keep these three things in mind when setting up your shot:

1) A Strong Subject- Choose something with recognizable and distinct shapes.
2) Lighting- Light subjects from behind, placing them in front of the sunrises or sunset.
3) Shape- Create separate shapes so they are distinct and uncluttered.

Check out this great guide on how to photograph silhouettes by Digital Photography School.

This photograph by Todd Austin follows the three guidelines with stunning results.

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Photo by Todd Austin

The key with silhouette photography is to have fun and experiment.  There is no such thing as a bad photograph!  So get out, explore, have fun and shoot some amazing silhouettes. When you’re done share it with us or upload it and turn your photo into a canvas art print with CanvasPop.

Follow @CanvasPop on Twitter for the latest “insider” images, ideas, and tips.

Posted in
on November 6th, 2009 by Adrian

CanvasPop-LA Times

The L.A. Times – November 06, 2009: CanvasPop is featured in the daily Home and Garden section of the LA Times Online. You can turn your own photos into wall art, and it’s pretty affordable.

Do you have any personal photos you want to display in your home? Check out all the the possible canvas printing options and ideas to create your custom canvas piece.  It has never been so easy! Anyone can upload a photo and an one of our designers will contact you with a free digital preview.