
Print on demand vs printing in-house: what the margins actually look like
Print on demand feels safer, until you run the real numbers. Here is what poster shop margins actually look like at different order volumes.

Print on demand feels safer, until you run the real numbers. Here is what poster shop margins actually look like at different order volumes.

Poster shops default to A4, but 50x70 usually outsells it three to one, and the reason has nothing to do with print quality.

Commission pricing trips up even experienced artists. Here's what goes wrong and how to fix it before you send that first quote.

The most common stall in online art sales has three real causes. Scale, colour accuracy, and fit - none of them fixed by a return policy.

Hokusai's Great Wave is the most reproduced image in art history, and almost everyone misreads it. The real subject is the tiny calm mountain, and the print itself is smaller than the poster of it.

A phone and a window is all you need - if you know how. Here is how to photograph artwork for your online shop without a professional studio.

When a buyer says 'let me think about it', they almost never mean it literally. Here is what is actually going on - and what to do.

How to price your artwork as an emerging artist that nobody taught you.

You've probably noticed it: art on Instagram looks surprisingly similar. Not because the work is the same, but because the format is - and the AI-generated "rooms" everyone uses aren't helping.

The gap between falling in love with art and living with it — and how to close it.

Why Everything You Know About "The Scream" is Wrong. You’ve seen it on coffee mugs, as a Halloween mask, and probably in your most-used emojis, but you’ve likely been misinterpreting Edvard Munch’s masterpiece your entire life. The figure in the painting isn't screaming. In this deep dive, we peel back the layers of the world’s most iconic depiction of anxiety
Welcome to Blenda.art! We're glad to be here and we're glad you're here. In this post we describe our ambitions and why that matters to you if you sell art.