Red River Paper Blog

Watercolor artist Cindy Baird worried that prints wouldn’t do her paintings justice. Then she found us....read more

Many photographers seek photo paper with a certain weight and thickness, a smooth finish, and archival quality. Fiber-based photo paper fits the bill....read more

When you run a business that supports creative people, you’re guaranteed to be awestruck most days. Learn about the inspiraton behind our Success on Paper Series....read more

Here's a comprehensive guide to the various types of printers available in the market....read more

If you’ve struggled to find a paper that faithfully reproduces the vibrant colors of your artwork, Garry Palm can relate....read more

Do you have a unique way of expressing yourself but need the right paper to present your ideas in the best light? Artist Erinn Foglesong was in the same boat....read more

If you’re looking to print art or photography onto greeting cards, you may wonder which card stock is right for you....read more

The evolution of printed images and the progression of personal storytelling have culminated in the modern form of scrapbooking we know and love today....read more

Many Red River Paper users complain that increasing the size of their images often produces a print that’s blocky and blurry. New Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based software is changing that. But first, let’s review some of the basics of image enlargement....read more

There’s a difference between planning a weekly date night and planning a wedding. Likewise, printing a recipe on play 8 1/2" paper and printing your artwork on card stock are very different....read more

Selecting the perfect paper for postcards can be a challenging task as it largely depends on the intended use and personal preferences. However, there are some common types of paper and cardstock that are often recommended for creating impressive and durable postcards....read more

In the intricate realm of photography, the choice of paper is as vital as the camera or lens. The medium can greatly influence the final outcome of an image, adding depth, character, and a unique finish that distinguishes one photograph from another....read more

I’ve sometimes been asked why not look into a mirror instead of going to the trouble of posing, shooting an image and then viewing a print,? Wouldn’t that be easier than going through all that time and trouble?  My answer is......read more

Wish you could print your artwork in your studio, but don’t know where to begin? Dave Garbot got his start with Red River Paper — and hasn’t looked back....read more

Want a quality paper that your customers rave about? And customer service that helps you solve problems? Discover how greeting card artist Debbie Mouser found both in the latest “Success on Paper” blog post....read more

You have a computer. You have a printer. Isn’t that all the tech you need to share and sell your work in your shop, on Etsy, or in galleries? Not exactly....read more

In 2007, Sandra Freeman decided to go from art collector to art creator. See how this Dallas native quickly mastered photography, painting, and stitchery — and how Red River Paper has what she needs to bring it all together....read more

Although she never intended to start a business, this Maryland watercolor artist specializing in wedding invitations is crushing it with creativity and big thinking. Sarah Lewis is definitely “one to watch”! See how Red River Paper helps Sarah marry art and commerce....read more