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Old 09-08-2005, 17:59   #5
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Re: art prints

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Originally Posted by Incognitas
Why not live with bare walls until you see something you MUST have? By then you can have saved up some dosh for it.
well i think that much of the cost involved is for framing and associated materials on that website, i know i've seen the same prints there elsewhere for about £20... i'm assuming the quality won't differ all that much but hey

there's a picture framing shop i have used before that only costs about a tenner or so for great results, so it is really only the prints that are necessary

if anyone wants to knock up a picture with a resolution of something like 4000 pixels by 1500 pixels for me to get printed and put on my wall, by all means
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