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Flickr welcomes Tiny Prints to 'Do More' family

Flickr on Friday announced that it has formed a partnership with Tiny Prints that will see the online stationery site's services become a part of Flickr's "Do More" offering, which currently enables users to add images from their photostream to credit cards, order prints, and create books.

Greasy Prints Lead To Burglar

A prosecutor says greasy fingerprints led police in Virginia to a suspect with sticky fingers. Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney Bethany Harrison said Lynchburg police matched prints on an orange juice bottle left at the scene of a breaking and entering to 33-year-old Bernard Wood.

Art: The Prints Market Crumbles

It's hard to judge the state of the art market by looking at auction results of unique paintings, precisely because they're unique and you can always make an argument about why this or that particular painting did or didn't sell at a certain level. So Deborah Ripley's report for Artnet about the prints market, which is much more fungible, is invaluable -- and shows just how bad things are, and how much capitulation is yet to come:

REMOVING PHOTO Chicago Sun-Times Begins Selling Limited-Edition Fine Art Prints of November 5, 2008 Obama Front Page

Chicago's most-read city newspaper begins sale of only 44 large prints of the historic Sun-Times front page on eBay

'Parody' prints Republican addresses

SEATTLE, Nov. 4 (UPI) -- A Seattle newspaper angered some residents with a Halloween spoof that printed the addresses of homes with yard signs supporting Republicans.

Ricky Hatton By Artist Lee Jones

Limited edition prints of the Ricky Hatton painting, signed by Hatton and Jones, are available on the 2050 Sports.com website, with a percentage of all sales going to Hatton's nominated charity. The original painting will be exhibited at The Arts Club.

Works Of Art Shed New Light On Climate Change

Paintings, watercolours and prints can be used by those who manage Britain’s coastlines to look back in time and better understand the threat of rising sea levels and climate change.

World class Kuniyoshi collection gifted to British Museum by U.S. scholar

A world class collection of color woodblock prints by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, one of the last great masters of the ukiyo-e school of Japanese art, has been gifted to the American Friends of the British Museum in London by renowned U.S. legal scholar Arthur R Miller.

Paintings provide clues on erosion

The University of Portsmouth is examining paintings and prints to look back in time and understand how the coasts have changed over time.

Japanese fine art auction draws big interest despite economic squeeze

An array of Japanese fine art pieces, including prints, paintings, ceramics and sculptures, has bucked the world economic downturn, attracting considerable interest and respectable prices at a London auction Wednesday. Held by the prestigious Bonhams auction house, the sale of ‘‘Fine Japanese Art’’ boasted an impressive catalogue of 544 lots. Despite the global credit crunch and a downturn in premium art sales in recent months, well over half the lots reached their reserves and were sold.

Japanese fine art auction rallies despite economic squeeze

An array of Japanese fine art pieces, including prints, paintings, ceramics and sculptures, has bucked the world economic downturn, attracting considerable interest and respectable prices at a London auction Wednesday.

Sony introduces new photofinishing solution

In response to the increasing demand for instant digital photo prints, Sony is providing the complete and flexible solution to match customers’ needs and priorities,” said Neil Perry, product marketing manager for Business Solutions at Sony Australia.

Photographer offers digital display

BRIGITTE PETERSEN PHOTOLocal photographer Alisen Charlten with one of her floral digital prints, which will be part of her first photography exhibit. Charlten’s works will be on display at Coco’s Café from Dec. 1 to Feb. 2.

Your Odor: Unique as Fingerprint

Your body has a signature odor, just as your fingers have unique prints. And that "eau d'you" remains even if you change what you eat, a new study finds.

Gold Retro iPhone Handset Is Perfect for Gangsta Dorks, DePalma Movies

If you bought the white iPhone because the black was too passé and they didn't have the leopard prints model available, then you can compensate for the lack of bad-enough taste by buying this gold retro handset. It's just like any other retro handset available, but you can connect it to the stereo/microphone jack of the iPhone and it's fake gold. Additionally, you can use it to smack people in your next sweded version of Scarface for just $50. [Ybuz via New Launches]

Takara Tomy unveils digital camera with built-in printer

Takara Tommy Corp on Thursday unveiled a new digital camera featuring a built-in printer. The Xiao TIP-521 prints out borderless images directly on special paper (880 yen for set of 10) in less than 60 seconds.

Dave Pearson

The artist Dave Pearson, who has died aged 70 of cancer, put together ambitious one-person shows comprising paintings, prints, three-dimensional tableaux, multimedia presentations and large-scale constructions. He was devoted to the life of the imagination, whether through his widely exhibited work or teaching at the school of art of what is now Manchester Metropolitan University.

Tomy to release digital camera with built-in printer

The Xiao digital camera, capable of printing out photos in 45 seconds, will make its debut this Friday. The Tomy Co product also prints photos sent from other digital cameras and cell phones via infrared. It uses printing paper that adds color when heated instead of ink, the company said.

Magnum's Cuba

To mark the 50th anniversary of the Cuban revolution on January 1 2009, Magnum Photos is holding an exhibition of vintage and contemporary prints by the likes of Eve Arnold, Alex Webb and Martin Parr

Cops use greasy fingerprints to nab hungry burglar

A prosecutor says greasy fingerprints led police in Virginia to a suspect with sticky fingers. Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney Bethany Harrison said Lynchburg police matched prints on an orange juice bottle left at the scene of a breaking and entering to 33-year-old Bernard Wood.

Cops use greasy fingerprints to nab hungry burglar

LYNCHBURG, Va. -- A prosecutor says greasy fingerprints led police in Virginia to a suspect with sticky fingers. Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney Bethany Harrison said Lynchburg police matched prints on an orange juice bottle left at the scene of a breaking and entering to 33-year-old Bernard Wood.

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