I am offering 9x12, 8x10, and 10x10 canvas prints of my work that I have in stock starting at $40 direct (Plus $10 shipping and handling) I bounce around a bit, so if you are near me you can save some on shipping too. You must contact me directly for these that I make by hand myself. 

If you want a handmade textured piece (The majority of what I sell) contact me directly.

I hope to soon be putting up print on demand options.  I have found though, these options are usually more expensive for less quality unless you are going big.

Send me a photo and see what I can do with it!  Zelle, CashApp, Venmo shaneshipman@gmail.com Call me two one four two six seven eight eight five-two.

Find my Facebook page at fb.me/sasdallas

This all started by fate.  While working in a call center looking for something to do between calls I found Psykopaint.com.  I saw a picture enhanced by Prisma that my friend took of her dog. When I tried Prisma, the PlayStore suggested other apps.  I tried Deep Art Effects, Varnist, Painnnt, Superphoto, Befunky.com, Lunapic.com and more and started kicking images around.  I started fine tuning images in Photoshop Express, Photoshop Fix, and Photoshop Mix on Android.  (I use Android and Microsoft Windows, but other versions are available for most) Most of these apps are free, but to get better quality you usually have to pay something.  I've been playing around with StarryAI quite a bit.  

I had some experience in Photoshop on Windows and began learning GIMP a while back because there is no cost to use it. Photoshop is nice and more refined, but it is now a subscription based system.  If you want to pay for Photoshop only once and use it, you'll have to settle for an older version but they have even discontinued the site to register the software to make it work.  You would have to crack it to use it because they "retired" the registration servers, which I guess would be legal if you owned a copy.  GIMP is open-source donation based. I use GIMP to get photos ready for print.

I saw a post where someone was making canvas print wraps gluing prints to cotton. I tried it myself and I got good at it. I began showing off my work at happy hour and people began buying.  It is always helpful when I can sell a few pieces.  It boosts my spirits more than my pocketbook.  I would love another wall  to put some art on for a couple of months or maybe longer.  If you want to help sell them I can split profits.  Selling is half the work.  It sells itself if it is in a prominent location and good foot traffic.

Much Love