Hi everyone, I hope this is in the correct section (so many sections to post in!)
I'm printing some of my portrait work onto 8.5" x 11" glossy photo paper, which I then sell to the general public (portraits of celebrities, artworks, etc.) (I'm an artist, so I paint/sketch/draw my work).
The prints look great, but when I mat them and then package them into clear, plastic bags, the print sticks to the plastic. This ultimately ruins the print immediately.
Even if I let the prints dry, eventually they stick to the plastic when the temperature rises (outside in the summertime, for example.)
I'm wondering if there's another sort of paper I can use to print my artwork on.. I was thinking laser paper?
Or maybe a photo paper which is not so glossy, maybe a matte or soft-gloss type, something which won't stick to the plastic when inserted for sale.
Laser paper is inexpensive and yields great photo-like results, I'm assuming.
Can anyone offer some advice on whether or not laser paper is okay to use with inket printers?
Thanks!!!
I'm printing some of my portrait work onto 8.5" x 11" glossy photo paper, which I then sell to the general public (portraits of celebrities, artworks, etc.) (I'm an artist, so I paint/sketch/draw my work).
The prints look great, but when I mat them and then package them into clear, plastic bags, the print sticks to the plastic. This ultimately ruins the print immediately.
Even if I let the prints dry, eventually they stick to the plastic when the temperature rises (outside in the summertime, for example.)
I'm wondering if there's another sort of paper I can use to print my artwork on.. I was thinking laser paper?
Or maybe a photo paper which is not so glossy, maybe a matte or soft-gloss type, something which won't stick to the plastic when inserted for sale.
Laser paper is inexpensive and yields great photo-like results, I'm assuming.
Can anyone offer some advice on whether or not laser paper is okay to use with inket printers?
Thanks!!!