One way of displaying family photos in an art kind of way is having them blown up. It’s such a modern way to have personalized art. I especially love blown up frameless photos on canvas…
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Black and white photography is also a nice way to have the photos in sync with one another. It’s a timeless look. Too many colors in enlarged pics may clash with the scheme of the room…


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Continue reading on for more inspiration including two sites I’ve come across that allows YOU to upload images and pick options like comic book or silhouette styles (to name a few)…

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Click HERE to see exactly what was done to duplicate this look…
I’ve come across a few sites to help you transform your pics (www.mpix.com & http://allpopart.com). From Mpix you can make custom books, greeting cards, puzzles among other things and gallery wraps which are images put on a canvas for a 3D look like the one below.

All Pop Art has Andy Warhol, comic book, silhouette, graffiti styles among many more to choose from like some of the ones below.





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You can even avatarnize yourself, LOL. I think these are great for gifts and a cooler unexpected way to display family portraits without being too stuffy and dated. Click HERE to see another post I did that featured a room w/ frameless canvas photos in such a beautiful way. Is this something you can see yourself doing in your home? If so which styles?
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