Hey guys, it's time to give you an update! Full transparency, I closed my print shop. I've been helping a lot of people with their social media recently, and it just took too much time away from running the actual shop. So I had to make a decision. I love marketing / social media and just want to focus on that and help others grow their business. It's what I'm most interested in and best at. All of my time is now being focused on the best ways to grow. Which is good for you, because I can now start sharing that! So here's what is coming over the next week: - All new classroom based around social media growth (adding 2 of the courses today) - access to me 1-on-1 anytime for help with your social media strategy and video creation - 40% affiliate commission for every member you refer to the group - And anything else that you find interesting (would love your feedback!) This group will be open to anyone who has a print shop, not just metal prints. I hope that we can share different types of printing methods, and everyone can grow together on social media. I will keep you updated this week as the new features are released. Thanks everyone, Rush

My first print came out much redder than my photo, using Et8550 and hippo ink. I am yet to get the ICC profile for the hippo ink but it’s not so accessible on their website. Printed from word doc yet to download photoshop.

Anyone have positive or negative reviews for what ink to use with the Epson ET-8550?

I spent the past few weeks writing an ebook on making metal prints. This was because many people do not watch the videos or do not speak English very well (this allows them to translate it). I kept it really simple, and all of the information in the book is the same as in this community. It's for beginners, so if you're new and want to read instead of watching videos, you can do that! I wanted to make it available to you guys for free, so it will be linked below. Obviously, the information in this group is a lot more in depth, so if you do read it, just know that I tried to keep it very simple for beginners. It's the first digital product I've ever made, so it's not perfect, but it's also the only metal print handbook on the internet (I think), which is pretty cool! Check it out for free if you'd like. I am selling it on my website for $27 just so everyone is aware. I also am still taking print orders and added a few large sizes to my website that will be outsourced, which I will talk about in the next post. Thanks! Note* There is an eBook and PDF version along with the print journal and materials list.