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owoodley

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So, I am just about to take the final step in my BOW and get my backings printed. At this stage I have been lucky enough to get away without spending a cent on my work. I've been scraping through using the pieces of wood/masonite ect I already had available, and my dad's paints(he's an artist)... but now I have to go to the printers! My guess is that each print, there are two, will be $100 or more.... so $200ish for my BOW.

How much has/is everyone else spending on their art making?....
 

bubble_tea

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I spent:
$20 - wood
$68 - iron-on transfer paper
$50 - printer cartridge (used it all up)
$10 - glaze
$5 - embroidery threads
$5 - face paint

thats about $158..

i also bought a bench drill which costed me $90.. i guess it wasn't necessary, but made the canvas making about a 500% easier job :)
 

bubble_tea

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ohh.. and i bought fabric too..
thats another $20.

I heard clickmedia is a good place to get your prints done..
or you can go to this shop in cabramatta (the shopping centre next to bkk), this guy quoted me a 1x1.5metre photo for $50.
 

owoodley

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mz_bubbletea said:
I heard clickmedia is a good place to get your prints done..
or you can go to this shop in cabramatta (the shopping centre next to bkk), this guy quoted me a 1x1.5metre photo for $50.
Excellent, that's a great price. Im going to my local printes tomorrow to get a quote.... so hopefully they are as nice as the Cab's. lol....
thanks
 

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After haggling, iI managed to get 3 glossy a2 colour prints done for $110... that's after alot of haggling...

I went to click media, it would of cost around $160 if they charged me full price (even with student discount, whatever that is).

Im planning on doing say another 3, probly wont get the same deal twice... our school does our framing for free...

I'm saying it's gunna cost $200 all up.

1.1.5 for $50? what quality, onto what?
 

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$30 - Wood
$20 appx. for canvas (i think i cant remmber)
$10 - Paint

going good so far...

cept i dunno if im using the wood anymore...

may have waisted the money...
 

owoodley

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So I went to the printers yesterday, and got a $60 quote for both my backings! Looks like my BOW got a lot cheaper....
 

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i've managed to 'borrow' everything from school so far, and my teacher is mounting my works for free.

i've only spent a couple of dollars on printing, cause i found an exploit in the school's printer system. a3 full colour laser printing for 30 cents = :)
 

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i used the schools paper and chemicals to develop my photos but i spent;
approx $50- film
$70- getting colour photos enlarged and developed
$280- getting my prints mounted

so all up around $400
 

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$50 for printing my digitals, 15 A4 Full Colour Super High Glossy Paper 210GSM

The rest were paid from my Visual Arts School Fees;
Pencils, Paper, Eraser, VAPD, A3 Full Colour Glossy Photo Paper.. etc
 

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I spent over $200 for my oil paints, and around $60 dollars for brushes, palette knives etc...

Canvas was provided by the school :)
 

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i didnt spend one cent...school provided everything...yaaay and i go to a state school as well.. awesome
 

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Hippy La-Laa said:
How generous of them.
Yeah I thought so too :) Although I would have liked some help with the paint, but our school isn't entirely rich, so it was okay...
 

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