Photo Fiddle

Not all digital photos are equal! Not all photographers are equal!
That's ok, here are some tips that will help anyone take a photo that will work well for a Photofiddle pop art.

1. Always take photos in good light. Sunlight is preferred.
2. Try to use digital cameras at there maximum resolution setting.
3. Pop arts are usually taken with the person's (or pet's) face as the main focus, so when possible, try to take your photo of just the face. Zoom in, and get a clear shot.
4. Direct face on shots are good, as well as side profile photos.
5. Try to use a solid background behind your face. Too much background clutter can ruin the potential of the pop art. White black, or colorful backgrounds are best.
6. After uploading the photo onto Photofiddle, make sure you crop the face to your liking and keep it centered.
7. These tips will surely help you create a better Pop Art!

Stunning photo mosaics make unique photo gifts--ones that'll keep wowing everyone who sees them for years to come. At Design A Mosaic, they make it easy for you to take all your favorite digital pictures and create your own personalized photo mosaic. Simply upload your images (as few as 20 is fine), select your options, and they'll take care of the rest. You will get a digital preview of your photo mosaic.

Bumblejax is a digital printing company that started with the idea to have a vacation photos from a trip to Thailand enlarged, printed and then mounted to a piece of MDF board I found in my garage. From that small idea you can print photos mounted to Aluminum, MDF and Gatorboard (all protected with a satin laminate). The acrylic print will be protected by the acrylic itself. All prints ship ready to hang, no tools required!

Simplifying the photo-mounting process, Bumblejax boils it down to a few clicks with their online system that requires little more than uploading a high-res image and choosing a material. From the slick look of metal to lightweight foam, the digital printers offer Gatorboard, acrylic, aluminum or MDF board for a range of effects.