[ SECRET POST #3706 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3706 ⌋

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Comments

Buying Wall Art

[kaijinscendre]

I am going to buy this Lion King moviebarcode art for my room.

But I don't know which to get (poster vs art print vs photographic print). Is there a significant quality difference between 185gsm semi gloss poster paper, 100% cotton rag Giclée art prints/240gsm natural white archival paper with archival ink, and silver halide prints on rchival quality Kodak Endura paper? Because I have no idea.

I'm not going for just the biggest size. I want the best quality/size combination I can get (with a size I can actually find a frame for).

Re: Buying Wall Art

[(Anonymous)]

I'm guessing glossy would kinda reflect ambient light and make the already ugly thing uglier, so I wouldn't pick glossy.

Re: Buying Wall Art

[(Anonymous)]

Hey, taste is subjective, hoe.

Re: Buying Wall Art

[(Anonymous)]

But reflective glare is not, doe.

Re: Buying Wall Art

[(Anonymous)]

The initial question wasn't about reflective glare, bitch.

Re: Buying Wall Art

[kaijinscendre]

Re: Buying Wall Art

[(Anonymous)]

It was about what would look the best, and something covered in glare is not going to look the best. So, you're objectively wrong, pencildick.

Re: Buying Wall Art

[kaijinscendre]

Yeah, that would be bad considering I have so many windows in my room as well! The poster was my least favorite anyways because of the weird sizing. So one down and two to go!

Re: Buying Wall Art

[(Anonymous)]

It depends on the look you're going for, tbh. The giclee would be more textured since it's cotton 'paper'. Otherwise, there isn't a HUGE difference between that and archival print, just the medium.

Re: Buying Wall Art

[kaijinscendre]

So the print would have a smoother look?

Re: Buying Wall Art

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, the print would be more photo-esque than the giclee.