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Upload new artwork
Send us the highest resolution file you have. We print every size from one of three boards: A2, 18x24" or 20x20". At 300 PPI that means at least 4961 x 7016 px for A2, 5400 x 7200 px for 18x24" and 6000 x 6000 px for 20x20". If your file's shape doesn't match one of these boards exactly, we'll have to take some time to edit it before it can go on the site.
How to get the best results
Paintings, drawings and other physical pieces: a high resolution scan is best. If you have access to a good quality scanner, use that. If not, scanning apps on your phone (such as Adobe Scan or the scanner built into the Notes app) work well too.
Digital art, graphic design and typography: a PDF is best, as it keeps your colours accurate. A high quality JPG works too.
If you're photographing your work:
- Make sure it's evenly and well lit, with no shine, glare or reflections.
- Shoot from perfectly straight on, not at an angle.
- Crop it as closely to the edges of the artwork as you can.
We can help edit files that aren't quite perfect, but print-ready files mean we can get your work on the site much faster.
Drop your artwork here
or click to choose a file (JPG, PNG, TIFF or PDF, up to 600 MB)
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Your name
What this is forThis is the name your work appears under on posterkings.co.uk: it's the title of your collection page and it's shown with every print. It's also the "vendor" name on all of your products, which is how we track your sales and pay you.
Your first and last name is perfect. If you'd rather stay anonymous, you can use an alias or nickname instead.
Choose carefully: this can't be changed laterOnce it's saved, your name is fixed, because changing it would break the tracking of your sales and payments.
Your photo
What this is forYour photo is shown on your collection page on posterkings.co.uk, next to your name and bio. Customers like to see the person behind the work, so a clear, well-lit photo of you, or of you with your work or in your studio, works best.
Not comfortable showing your face? That's completely fine. A close-up of your art, your hands at work, your tools, or anything else that represents you and your art works well too.
Shape: landscape photos work best on the site and square is fine too. Portrait (tall) photos don't display as well. Don't worry about getting it perfect: we can crop it for you.
Not comfortable showing your face? That's completely fine. A close-up of your art, your hands at work, your tools, or anything else that represents you and your art works well too.
Shape: landscape photos work best on the site and square is fine too. Portrait (tall) photos don't display as well. Don't worry about getting it perfect: we can crop it for you.
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JPG or PNG, up to 25 MB. Landscape or square works best.
Your story
What this is forYour bio sits on your collection page and introduces you to customers. People buy art from artists they feel a connection with, so this is your chance to tell them who you are and why your work looks the way it does. Write it however feels natural: our team polishes the wording before it goes live, and you can update it any time.
What to write about
- Who you are as an artist: how you'd describe what you make, and how long you've been making it.
- Where you're from, or where you're based, and whether that shows up in your work.
- What influences your designs: places, music, film, subcultures, other artists, memories, your day job.
- The medium you use and why: ink, oils, gouache, collage, digital, photography, and what you like about it.
- What you're trying to achieve: the feeling, story or view of the world you want your work to show people.
See an example
I'm a printmaker and illustrator based in Glasgow, originally from a small fishing town in the north of Portugal. I've been drawing for as long as I can remember, but I found my voice about six years ago when I started screen printing at a community studio.
My work is shaped by the two places I call home: the bright tiles, boats and market stalls I grew up around, and the grey stone and neon of the city I live in now. I'm also heavily influenced by 1970s travel posters, Japanese woodblock prints and the record sleeves in my dad's collection.
I work mostly in ink and screen print, then finish pieces digitally. I love that printing forces you to simplify: flat colour, bold shapes, nothing wasted. It keeps the work honest.
Through my art I want to capture the feeling of arriving somewhere new, that mix of nostalgia and excitement, and to show that ordinary streets and everyday objects can be as striking as any landmark.
My work is shaped by the two places I call home: the bright tiles, boats and market stalls I grew up around, and the grey stone and neon of the city I live in now. I'm also heavily influenced by 1970s travel posters, Japanese woodblock prints and the record sleeves in my dad's collection.
I work mostly in ink and screen print, then finish pieces digitally. I love that printing forces you to simplify: flat colour, bold shapes, nothing wasted. It keeps the work honest.
Through my art I want to capture the feeling of arriving somewhere new, that mix of nostalgia and excitement, and to show that ordinary streets and everyday objects can be as striking as any landmark.
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Photos and videos for marketing (optional)
What this is forWe promote your work on Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, in ads, emails and on the website. Content of you and your process performs far better than product shots alone, so anything you're happy to share helps sell your prints: you at work, your studio, works in progress, time-lapses, or your prints in a room. Phone photos and videos are perfect.
Add photos or videos
Drop files here or click to choose. JPG, PNG, HEIC, MP4 or MOV, up to 1 GB each.
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