10 steps to developing a fine art printing workflow

Lots of print makers and photographers get their prints made by labs and service bureaus.

But if you love inkjet prints - especially fine art prints (aka giclees) - making your own prints is easier and less expensive than you might think.

Printing your art and photographs can enhance your digital art production and make you a better photographer.

Delve into the art of fine art printing through our 10 step workshop.

areas covered include:

1 Scanning vs photographing your artwork

2. Selecting a scanner suited for your workflow

3. Using a good display/monitor

4. Calibrating and profiling your monitor/display

5. Using good media

6. Using a decent printer

7. Using good ICC profiles

8. Editing your files

9. Soft and hard proofing

10. Choosing your print setting carefully