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Unforgettable Valentine’s Day Gifts: 2024 Edition

By CanvasChampJanuary, 22 2025

On this Valentine's Day, express your love in the most unique way you can think of! Customized gifts are powerful, and we at CanvasChamp know that. That's why our custom Valentine's gift selection includes several unique options that go beyond the usual fare.

Custom Valentine's Gifts That Will Win Hearts This 14th February!

By CanvasChampJanuary, 21 2025

Valentine’s day is about love. A love so precious that each year we look for a gift as unique as that. This year, why not make Valentine’s day special with a gift that tells your love story?

Halloween Photo Contest | Just Share Spooky Photo and Win Free 16X20 Canvas Print

By CanvasChamp TeamJanuary, 20 2025

Share your favorite spooky and cute photos using this hash tag #CCHALLOWEEN2016 in the comment and replay below. Whether they're apple picking, at a pumpkin patch or practicing trick or treating in their costumes you could win a FREE* 16x20 canvas to make your memories last a lifetime!

What Does a Canvas Print Look Like?

By CanvasChamp TeamJanuary, 07 2025

Deciding which medium to print precious photos on can be tough, especially if you are newer to ordering prints online. Not only are there a lot of choices to begin with, it’s hard to imagine what the end product will look like up on your wall. With that in mind, we’ve put together this handy quick-guide of our five most popular products and what they look like.

What Are Glass Pictures?

By CanvasChamp TeamJanuary, 07 2025

The history of photographic prints is a fascinating subject. It seems people have always loved to see printed images of themselves, friends and loved ones. Depending on the era, folks could satisfy this desire with photos on paper, metal or glass. The technology at the time stretched from ambrotypes, tintypes, and glass plate negatives, to lantern slides, cyanotypes, and silver gelatin prints.