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  Displaying WallStickers online, best way to showcase them.

  Posted by Suz Im on 27 October 2011 at 21:01

  Hello, any advice would be appreciated. I am trying to figure out best way to display / showcase wallstickers online.
  I have never done this before so all a learning process. This forum is an amazing source of information but not found my answer from previous posts.
  Do you use images found from websites like flickr to find a blank wall canvas that you then can edit via photoshop to add designs/walllstickers to or is there software to use to create room specific walls to add designs to.

  Hope this makes sense.

  Many Thanks

  Suz

  Jason Thorpe replied 14 years ago 4 Members · 4 Replies
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  Warren Beard

  Member

  27 October 2011 at 21:21

  Hi Suz

  Pop over to the "Hello" section and introduce yourself, the friendlier you are the friendlier we are 😉

  You can either get a few stock images and superimpose "stickers" on to them or make your self a whole bunch of samples and make a wall at home a "canvas" and stick them up and take photos to build a portfolio. From what I found in the past is a picture that looks real (like you actually have done the work) is better than something that looks fake as how do they know you actually made them :lol1:

  good luck, it’s a very tough market

  cheers

  Warren

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  Suz Im

  Member

  27 October 2011 at 21:31

  Thanks Warren

  Appreciate your reply, i wasn’t sure if people go the whole mile and actually take the images themselves or edit photos purchased / sourced from online.

  Will definitely introduce myself.

  Again many thanks for the rapid reply.

  Suz

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  Richard Martin

  Member

  27 October 2011 at 22:00

  quote Suz Im:

  Thanks Warren

  Appreciate your reply, i wasn’t sure if people go the whole mile and actually take the images themselves or edit photos purchased / sourced from online.

  Will definitely introduce myself.

  Again many thanks for the rapid reply.

  Suz

  If your handy with a camera and have the setup you can produce them yourself. You can alternatively buy the pictures from plenty of stock sites. If your looking at flickr pages don’t just help yourself or you will find a very nice FAT invoice in the post for unauthorised use as they aren’t free without permission.

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  Jason Thorpe

  Member

  30 October 2011 at 07:15

  We have a corner in our garage boarded out to look like a bedroom for our photos. Did it very cheaply and produces reasonable setting for the duvets we make. The same will get used for the stickers we are about to start making to.

  Jase

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