Art Prints, Simplified

Art Prints, Simplified

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Art Prints, Simplified

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Start selling prints and products of your art... without the hassle of production and shipping.

A simple, step-by-step guide to setting up Print on Demand on your own website, from choosing the right provider and digitizing your artwork to pricing, integration, shipping and more.

"I love working with Parisa at Artistech! She is one of a kind hybrid creative/tech person who not only can help solve any tech issue but also is an artist herself. As such she has an intimate knowledge of the world of art and how to sell online. She is a true resource in a very specific niche and she brings competency and expertise to help one take the next steps in developing their art career. I am truly grateful for all the help she gives with me and I love her wonderful spirit and can do attitude. I could not recommend her more!"

~Valerie Graniou-Cook - Painter 

You've already created the art.
Now, how do you sell it more than once?

Maybe you've thought about selling prints of your work, but you're not sure where to start.
Maybe you're already selling prints, but you're ordering inventory upfront, packaging every order yourself, or making trips to the post office every time something sells.
Or maybe you've come across Print on Demand before, but between choosing a printer, preparing your files, figuring out pricing, and connecting everything to your website, you haven't quite gotten around to setting it up.

If any of that sounds familiar, this guide is for you.

Whether you're completely new to selling prints or looking for a simpler way to manage the process, Art Prints, Simplified will help you understand your options and get the pieces in place.

What is Print on Demand?

Print on Demand (POD) is a way to sell prints and products featuring your artwork without having to order, pay for, or store inventory upfront.

Instead of ordering inventory and hoping it sells, products are made only when someone places an order.

Your artwork can be offered as fine art prints, framed prints, cards, apparel, home goods and more. When a customer places an order through your website, it is automatically sent to your POD provider.

They print it, package it and ship it directly to your customer, anywhere in the world.

Many POD providers have production facilities around the world, so orders can be produced closer to your customers. This means lower shipping costs, faster delivery and less long-distance shipping.

And because products are only made when someone buys them, there’s less excess inventory and waste.

Good for your pocket. Better for the planet.

Create it once.
Let it reach people
again and again.

You've already put the work into creating your art. Print on Demand gives that work another way to generate income, without requiring you to personally produce, package, and ship every order.

Once your products and systems are set up, an order can come through your website, be sent automatically to your Print on Demand provider, produced, and shipped directly to your customer.

This is about as passive as art income gets. But passive doesn't mean no work. You'll still need to create great art, market your work, and run your art business.

But the fulfillment itself? That can happen without you.

So you can sell prints while you're in the studio, traveling, away from your desk, or focused on whatever comes next.

That's the kind of passive income we like: not doing nothing, but building systems that keep working when you aren't.

So, how do you actually set it up?

That's exactly what our "Art Prints, Simplified" guide will walk you through.

I created this guide to take the guesswork out of setting up Print on Demand and bring everything you need to know into one straightforward roadmap.

Inside the guide

01 · Positioning Your Prints & Products
Decide how prints fit into your art business, brand and audience.

02 · Digitizing Your Artwork
Learn how to prepare high-quality digital files of your artwork for printing.

03 · Choosing a POD Vendor
Explore different Print on Demand providers and what to consider when choosing the right one.

04 · Setting Up Your POD Account
Set up your account and start turning your artwork into prints and products.

05 · Integrating POD With Your Website
Learn how your POD provider connects with your website and online shop.

06 · Pricing & Profit Margins
Get practical guidance for pricing products, open-edition prints and limited editions.

07 · Product Mockups & Display
Learn how to professionally present your prints and products online.

08 · Shipping, Returns & Handling
Understand what happens after someone orders and how to approach shipping and returns.

Take a look inside

Simple, practical and made to be used.

Art Prints, Simplified gives you what you need to understand your options and start putting the pieces together, without overwhelming you with information you don't need.

Along with the guide, you'll get access to a short walkthrough video and tech tutorials showing real examples of Print on Demand integrations with Shopify.

★★★★★

“Very user friendly."

— Art Prints, Simplified customer

Hi, I'm Parisa!

I'm an artist, engineer and the founder of Artistech.

I first started exploring Print on Demand for my own art business because I wanted to be able to sell my work without being tied to one place.

And it worked.

Print on Demand has allowed me to continue selling my artwork while traveling around the world, without carrying inventory, packing orders, or being there to ship anything myself.

I create the artwork once, then I can focus my energy on what I actually want to be doing: creating more art and marketing my work.

The technology takes care of much of what happens in between.

Since then, I've experimented with different POD platforms and helped other artists integrate them into their own websites and online shops.

I created Art Prints, Simplified to share what I've learned and make the technical side a little less overwhelming, so you can build a system that supports your art instead of taking you away from it.

Frequently asked questions

I'm not a digital artist. Will this work for me?

Yes. If you create physical artwork, you'll first need to digitize it through scanning or photography. The guide walks you through what to consider and when professional digitization may make sense.

I'm not very tech-savvy. Is this still for me?

The guide is designed to make the process straightforward and help you understand how the different pieces fit together. You'll also get access to sample tech tutorials. And if you'd rather skip the technical setup entirely, you can add our Print on Demand Strategy + Tech Setup.

I already sell prints. Will this still be useful?

If you're currently selling prints manually or through a third-party marketplace, the guide can help you explore automating fulfillment and selling directly through your own website.

Can I use more than one POD provider?

Yes. You can connect multiple POD providers to your website if, for example, you prefer one provider for fine art prints and another for apparel or other products.

Can I offer limited-edition prints using Print on Demand?

Yes. You can limit the inventory available through your shop and choose higher-quality print and paper options for limited editions.

Do I need Shopify?

No. Many POD providers integrate with Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, WooCommerce and other platforms, so your options will depend on your website and chosen POD provider.

That said, as a Shopify Partner, Artistech specializes in building and integrating Shopify stores for artists, and it’s the platform we recommend most often for artists who want to sell their work online.

Would this work in my country?

Yes! Most POD companies use a global network of printers, so your orders can often be printed close to your customers, regardless of where you live. Not every provider prints in every country, though, so it’s worth checking local availability, shipping costs and potential import fees when choosing your provider.