Picture + Speedpro = Wonderful Canvas Piece

Here is one of our most recent projects at Speedpro. We had the opportunity to work with photographer, Brooke Hanna from 5 Petal Productions. She recently had a client come to her wanting one of their wedding pictures turned into a canvas painting. After many hours and days searching for someone to reproduce and stretch the image, she finally found us, Speedpro of Greater Atlanta.

With our experienced artist on hand, we were able to take care of her needs and desires. This project turned out really well. Printed on our Monet Canvas, we were able to purchase some stretchers at a near by art store and mount the canvas on it.

When it was time for Brooke to pick it up, she walked in with a big smile on her face. She was absolutely thrilled by the end result, and we were happy on being able to make her happy.

If more information about canvas, please visit our website, www.speedprometroatlanta.com.

Also please take some time to look through Brooke's wonderful portfolio by clicking here.

How to use large format graphics in decorating?

Though large format graphics are not as popular in decorating as other materials, large format prints can still make a room look amazing.

For example art reproductions, like this one from Cheryl Myrbo and Tim Settimi (on the left), can enable you to get any fine piece of art in the world. With the ability to print on canvas, Speedpro is able to hit any color or image you need to make your picture right.

For inquiries on Sheryl Myrbo and Tim Settimi's works of art, please visit, http://home.earthlink.net/~cherylmyrbo.

Another helpful large format decorating tip is wall murals.
Turn your whole room into a forest to get a relaxing feel. From cut vinyl to full colored panels, large format printers are also able to get your wall into the image you're looking for. Whether it is simple tree branches (from the left), wall murals can change the feel and look of your room.

Remember, there is special vinyl out there for wall graphics. So before your decide on using a large format printer, make sure you know what material it's being printed on and the adhesive strength. You don't want to have a wall mural that once you peal it off, the paint comes with it.
If you have any questions on what particular vinyl should be used, you can email me at sbailey@speedpro.com. I've actually used some cut vinyl to decorate my friend's hallway. I'll try to get some pictures up on that project.

If you need any decorating tips with large format graphics or have questions, you can also check out our website, www.speedprometroatlanta.com.


*Tree wall decal is from Bada$$ Custom Decals