Is it necessary to bypass the kitchen refrigerator that has faithfully served as the family art gallery? Artimus Art thinks so.
When you send your child’s art to Artimus Art, they will scan them, publish them in a hardcover book on archival paper, and also post them in an online gallery. Rather easily, they offer a service to preserve those childhood works of art, and if you wish, they will even store them for you in their climate-controlled vault. It’s a great way for far-away grandparents to see their grandkids’ creativity.
Artimus Art Book & Virtual Art Gallery | Packages starting at $155
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I sent my three kids’ artwork into artimus art and I can’t believe the books that I received in return. I really appreciate that I can save their works of art without the clutter in the house. The books look great displayed on a coffee table of on a special shelf.
Just recently, I sent in a watercolor that my son worked very hard on and artimus art transfered it onto a stretched canvas. I put it in a frame and my son gave the artwork to his favorite uncle for a birthday gift. I don’t know who was happier, by son or my brother.
It looks absolutely beautiful and my 6 year old son is so proud of himself. Great idea artimus art!!!!!
Petite Picasso also preserves children’s artwork in such a beautiful way. They offer a great selection of hard bound books and good packages as well. The owner, Donna Gyboski, handles each book as if it was from one of her own children and the designers are educated, talented and creative artists. Not only do they offer books but other services as well. I highly suggest you check them out!