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Happy Thanksgiving from Team APC! We’re eternally grateful for your business and ongoing support, and hope you enjoy a festive day filled with family, friends, great food — and lots of picture taking!

You’re invited to spend a small part of your Thanksgiving Day and “Cyber Weekend” with our family — creating gifts from the heart for everyone on your holiday list. And in the spirit of merry-making and money-saving, here’s a preview of our most anticipated sale of the year… Continue reading →

Photo collages are great — in theory. You gather your best photos centered around a theme, and assemble them together to tell a visual story in an attractive way. But, if you’re like most of us, the time and technical expertise required to create a photo collage worthy of displaying is so daunting that those great ideas for collages fizzle pretty much as fast as they surface. To the rescue comes Artistic Photo Canvas.

Meet your new favorite “thingamajig” on the web — where mere mortals can create awesome looking collage canvas prints in, well, mere minutes.

APC’s new photo collage creator is robust and versatile enough to rock any theme. Yet it’s super easy to learn and fun to play with, meaning you can become a collage canvas ninja in no time!

Upload a few images and pick a template to get started. Keep your design simple if you’d like — or jazz it up with your own special mix of backgrounds, text, borders, shadows and glow effects. Don’t like uniformity? Go ahead and “mess up” your new photo arrangement with the touch of a button.

Is your imagination already brimming with ideas? Yup, we’re thinking the same thing — a collage on canvas would be perfect for celebrating and showing off your…

best trips… best friends… favorite places… favorite things… cherished children, families and pets… dashing couples, engagements and weddings… awesome employees, coworkers and teammates… thrilling sports and outdoor adventures… daring digital designs, drawings, cartoons and artwork…

Collage canvases by APC are for you, for your clients, for your friends — for every person you care about. So get started now. Turn your images into awesome.™

Watch this short video to see how easy it is to create
a collage canvas print of your own using the APC collage creator:

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Get a 16x24 thick or thin gallery wrapped custom canvas print for just $79! Order as many as you'd like — and save a whopping $40 off each one. 16x24 (aka 24x16) is one of our most popular sizes — not too big, not too small — just perfect for decorating and gift giving. To take advantage, enter Promo Code WE1624 in the box provided beneath your shopping cart. Click here to start creating your new canvas prints.

Don't let this huge deal pass you by. Start picking your favorite photos now for the legendary APC canvas treatment! Offer expires Sunday, October 9 at midnight ET.

For the first time, high resolution versions of the Photoshop World Tweetup images created by photographer Erik Valind are available for purchase as souvenir canvas gallery wraps from Artistic Photo Canvas.

PSW revelers are invited to explore the Orlando 2011 Tweetup image gallery and create superior quality canvas mementos of the good times had during the conference.

For a limited time, APC is offering images from the collection as thick gallery wraps measuring 6¨ x 9¨ for just $25! This special promotion comes with free shipping within the continental U.S.

Canvases can be ordered with or without the Tweetup/Adobe watermarks.

To create souvenir canvases, simply note the unique three digit Image I.D. located at the end of the caption beneath each image in the gallery below. (Click on the thumbnails to see the Image I.D.s) Then follow the easy ordering instructions on the Tweetup canvas order page at APC. [nggallery id=3]

Special thanks from Team APC go to Erik Valind and David A. Rogers for the amazing job they did capturing the fun of the evening in photos – and for the post-processing required to make the souvenir canvas promotion possible.

Today (Sunday, September 12, 2010) is the last day to be entered into renowned world and humanitarian photographer David duChemin's drawing to win a 20" x 30" gallery wrapped canvas print of "Vast" – one of the remarkable images captured during his recent trek to Iceland.

Your chance to win is a bonus with the purchase of David's latest eBook "Iceland: A Monograph." An awe-inspiring and enlightening 65-page exploration of images and techniques, "Iceland: A Monograph" is part of duChemin's The Print & The Process Series, designed "to discuss the process of creation in a way that pulls the curtain back on techniques."

To read more about "Iceland: A Monograph," as well as purchase the eBook for just $4.00 (20% discount from the regular price of $5.00 also expires today) – and receive an automatic entry into the drawing for his breathtaking print of "Vast" – please visit this link at David duChemin's website.

If you follow the big names in professional photography – or have personally sought out photography as a fine art form – then you’ve likely heard about David duChemin. An assignment photographer based in Vancouver, David has shot for non-profit and commercial clients on five continents around the world. His portfolio of compelling and moving photographs – and his advice on discovering and refining one's own vision in the pursuit of great images – are the subjects of the best-selling books, Within The Frame – The Journey of Photographic Vision and VisionMongers – Making a Life and a Living in Photography.

It's not every day you encounter a photographer of duChemin’s calibre – and it’s certainly not often that a world-famous photographer decides to give away prints of his work. But as you take in David duChemin’s photography and follow his inspired writings, you begin to understand his personal vision and a portrait emerges that brings clarity to the free canvas print offer he recently announced on his blog...

Says duChemin, “Photography is an aesthetic art. For me, it's a means of getting out what’s inside and saying ‘Did you see that?’ My photographs are an expression of my vision and my passion and I take great care to create the photographs I do. For years, those images have primarily found their home online, in small print publications, and the occasional print. Increasingly I've longed to return to my darkroom days – days when my final output was a print, something large that I could touch, look at from every angle, and eventually give away because at it's heart I think all art is a gift.”

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