Bringing Children's Creativity to Life
What to Do if Artwork is Handed in Late
No worries if a piece of artwork is handed in late! While we cannot accept it after your group has been submitted, we've got a super easy way to make sure no child misses out.
Parents can simply upload a photo of the artwork when the online shop opens!
Here's how to do it:
Head to
www.apfsorders.co.uk and enter the 8 characters from the QR code.
Take a photo
of the artwork, following the simple guidelines.
Save the image as a JPEG
before ordering your cards and gifts.
We'll take it from there and make sure the artwork is included with the rest of the school's orders.
If you have any questions, just let us know - we're here to help!
Tips for Taking a Great Photo of Your Child's Artwork
1. FIND GOOD LIGHTING
2. KEEP THE ARTWORK FLAT
• Natural light works best! Try taking the photo near a window or outside to avoid shadows.
• Avoid direct sunlight to prevent glare. Cloudy days or light curtains are perfect for soft, even lighting.
• If indoors, use multiple light sources to make sure there are no shadows or refelctions.
• Lay the artwork flat on a surface (like a table or a floor).
• If needed, use folded tape underneath the corners to keep the paper flat.
3. FRAME IT RIGHT
• Hold the camera directly above the artwork to avoid any weird angles or distortion.
• Make sure the whole A4 page is in the shot and none of the edges are cut off. Don't worry - we'll handle any cropping!
4. SET YOUR CAMERA TO
HIGH QUALITY
• Use the highest resolution setting on your camera or phone.
• If you are using a phone, check that it is set to capture high-quality images.
6. SAVE AS A JPEG
5. FOCUS ON THE DETAILS
• Tap on your screen to focus on the artwork's centre and make sure everything is sharp and clear.
• Once you've got the perfect shot, save the images as a JPEG file.
• Make sure the file size is large enough (300 DPI is ideal for print).
By following these tips, you'll ensure the artwork is print-ready and looks amazing on the final product!