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ARTBEAT STUDIOS BLOG POSTS


From Wilderness to the Cosmos: Behind the Lens with Tony Hebert
For this edition of our Behind the Print blog series, we’re proud to feature the evocative and awe-inspiring work of landscape,...
Sep 159 min read


How Does Acrylic Printing Make Your Photos Look More Vibrant?
If you’ve ever seen a photo print that seems to glow with color and depth, chances are it was created through acrylic printing. Unlike traditional framed photos or canvas prints, acrylic printing produces a luminous, glass-like finish that draws the eye and makes colors appear richer and more dynamic.
Sep 143 min read


How Long Do Metal Photo Prints Last Compared to Other Materials?
When you invest in a custom print, you’re not just displaying an image — you’re preserving a memory, a piece of art, or a moment in time. The question of longevity matters because prints are meant to last for years, if not generations. A fading or deteriorating print diminishes both its beauty and its value.
Sep 124 min read


What Does “Face-Mounted” Mean for Acrylic Photo Prints?
With acrylic photo prints, one of the terms you’ll see is “face-mounted.” This technique isn’t just a technical detail—it’s the secret behind the striking depth, clarity, and luminous finish that makes acrylic prints a favorite for galleries, exhibitions, and collectors.
Sep 82 min read


Are Acrylic Photo Prints Good for Professional Displays?
Why presentation matters for professionals For photographers, artists, and businesses, the way you present your work can be just as...
Sep 52 min read


What Makes Metal Art Prints Different From Acrylic?
Why does the print medium matter so much? When you turn your favorite image into wall art, the medium you choose is just as important as...
Sep 52 min read


Which File Types Are Ideal for Printing?
When it comes to creating gallery-quality wall art, starting with the right file type is key. The file format you choose impacts image clarity, color accuracy, and the final print quality. Using subpar formats can result in pixelation, color shifts, or even longer production times.
Aug 312 min read


Will My Metal Prints Fade?
Should I worry about fading when investing in wall art? One of the biggest concerns people have when choosing wall art is longevity....
Aug 293 min read


What Is the Best Color Profile to Use When Printing?
A color profile tells the printer how to interpret and reproduce the colors in your file. Without the right profile, you could end up with prints that look dull, oversaturated, or simply don’t match what you envisioned.
Aug 273 min read


Which Type of Metal is Best for My Image?
Why does the surface finish matter when printing on metal? When it comes to transforming your photos into lasting wall art, the surface...
Aug 233 min read


What Is an Acrylic Print? A Modern Way to Display Your Best Images
Acrylic prints offer a striking alternative to traditional photo framing. Instead of placing an image behind glass, the print is mounted directly behind a crystal-clear acrylic sheet. The result? A high-gloss, high-impact piece that draws the eye and enhances color and detail.
Aug 223 min read


Textured Matte vs. Silver Gloss Metal Prints: What Makes Them Unique
At Artbeat Studios, our HD Metal Prints are one of our most popular offerings, known for incredible color, durability, and a modern,...
Aug 122 min read


How to Print Wedding Photos That Last a Lifetime
Your wedding day is one of the most photographed days of your life—but too often, those photos stay trapped on a screen. If you’ve been wondering how and where to print wedding photos, you’re not alone.
Aug 102 min read


Choosing the Right Paper: A Guide to Our 4 Photo Print Options
Wondering which paper type to choose for your photo print? Learn the differences between glossy, luster, metallic, and fine art paper...
Aug 73 min read


Fuel, Form, and Fine Art: Behind the Work of Anita Lewis
For this edition of our Behind the Print blog series, we’re thrilled to feature the powerful and visionary work of internationally...
Jul 293 min read
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