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Notecards & Prints

This is a pretty big deal (at least to me!).

After much research and vetting, I've decided to offer the option of ordering notecards of the Dog a Day paintings.

Additionally, one can order prints as well.

Here's how it works.

ImageKind.com will process your order, create the product, and ship it out - all I have to do is provide them with the jpg (digital file). There are a variety of paper & card stocks, different surfaces/finishes, and quantities or sizes that impact your ultimate cost. Their prices are across the board (regardless of the image), so if you have a question about the cost, take a peek at how another image is priced - they will all be the same.

My game plan is to add 3-4 images to the ImageKind website daily. There's 750+ Dog a Day paintings, so if you are looking for something in particular, please let me know & I will prioritize accordingly.

ImageKind's prints are completely different than the limited edition giclees I offer on a few select paintings. Limited edition giclees are limited to a mere 25 copies, color matched to the original painting, printed in archival inks on artists' paper, and signed in pencil. Paintings that are available as limited edition giclees will not be made available on ImageKind or for any other sort of reproduction until the edition is sold out. As of today, I do not have any limited editions that are sold out.

Please note that the limited edition giclees are an entirely different product than the digitally created prints that ImageKind offers - not that one is any better than the other, but they are different products, and priced accordingly.

Ok, are you ready to shop like mad? Go go go to http://ksantini.imagekind.com. And if you don't see what you want, let me know so that I can get it up there!!

Thanks, as always, for looking at - and sharing - my artwork with your friends and family.
Kim
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