Merry Christmas! John and the team at Print Art would like to thank you for your support during 2025. We have loved working with you and your art. We find it so inspirational seeing what you create. It is a pleasure to be able to print, digitise, frame and help you take your work to the […]
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Christmas In NZ
Christmas Markets Around NZ As Christmas approaches and you think about a unique gift to get for that special loved one – we wonder if you are going Temu or “shop local?” We know which we’d choose and we thought we’d share some of the festive happenings and markets around New Zealand so that you […]
Meet the last member of the team…
Meet Judy Stokes Over the year we’ve introduced you to our team…and today we’d like you to meet Judy Stokes.Her part in the team is to bring you the weekly newsletter. She finds snippets from the art world you might enjoy and generally keeps you up to date with the comings and goings of Print […]
Age is no barrier to a successful art career…
Tik Tok Hit At 92 Years Old! Image credit: Robert Rose Robert Rose, who has never received any formal art training had enjoyed painting “strictly as a hobby” until the Covid lockdown – now he is enjoying a late-in-life career as a landscape artist. “I was captured in my own home so decided to produce some paintings […]
Just making it easy for you!
Try Our Drop Shipping Service Did you know we offer a Seamless Drop Shipping Service for Fine Art Prints and framed works? Print Art has created this service for artists, photographers, and illustrators who want to sell professional prints directly from their own websites, without having to manage it all! This service makes it easy […]
The Three A’s – AI, More AI and Art Tourism
Dr Maggie Buxton On AI Dr Maggie Buxton founder of the company Awhiworld, is a strategic advisor, speaker and creative technologist. She has thirty years of experience supporting individuals, organisations and communities to deal with complex change. Her work is about making space for clarity, creativity and integrity in times of change. Maggie recently penned […]