Some of our clients, particularly smaller frame shops and residential designers, are often puzzled by the difference in price between limited edition and open edition digital prints and posters.  Its hard for them to justify trying to sell a 30” x 30” limited edition print for $325 or an open edition print for $180 not including the framing cost, when they can just offer a nicely framed poster for $60 to their customers.  Retail clients too often want to know why it makes more sense to buy a fine art print over a poster.

Grand Image artist Campbell Laird has been using eco friendly materials for the last few years, and had recently discovered new fine art paper made from Bamboo, a renewable resource. Knowing his interest in the environment, John Paul DeJoria, founder of Paul Mitchell hair products and Patron Tequila asked Laird to join his new endeavor called JP Selects, an online marketplace for products made using sustainable resources that donates portion of profits to social and/or environmental causes. 

As a follow up to the recent post where Devan Walker, National Sales Manager, shared most popular images among her clients nationwide, here we present best selling images in the last six months from three of our Account Managers. Looks like tree imagery is as popular as ever.