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Print Art on Demand - Resources for Artists Digital technology is ideally suited to publish small print runs of posters (often as a single copy) as and when they are needed. The introduction of UV-curable inks and media for large format inkjet printers has allowed artists, photographers and owners of image collections to take advantage of print on demand. For example, the National Gallery, London installed a print on demand system in July 2003. There are two main categories of suppliers: - companies which are geared up to produce fine art prints and/or posters and/or greetings cards - companies which are primarily about printing books - but can be used for printing marketing material and other products based on artwork or art instruction Traditional publishers are also moving across to print on demand as it's more economic in terms of inventory costs. Many traditional small presses have replaced their traditional printing equipment with POD equipment or contract their printing out to POD service providers.

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