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We have stretched museum quality canvas prints (all below competition's pricing), fine art prints, and will be launching other products as well like iphone cases, shower curtains, etc. You just submit artwork.

You can also list your own products alongside the printed stuff, so it's not just inkjet prints.

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> stretched museum quality canvas prints

What does that mean? It seems like a contradiction in terms. Stretched-canvas prints were invented for the interior design market. While I won't go so far as to say that a museum has never hung a canvas print, I've never seen it and I'd be surprised to see it done except as a self-conscious thumbing-of-the-nose at the establishment.

It's just a ubiquitous marketing term. What I mean is it's the standard fine art quality marketed by others. Acid free, varnished, thick canvas, "archival" inks.

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