Frozen & Ogre set printed...

[Sjeng]

wow amazing work! makes me want to redo all of mine
I printed them at home on my canon pixma, which is a fine printer, but I might just secretly print em all again at work. laser colour A3 printer >:)
Don't have sticker paper though, I used glue, which tends to peel at the edges

argh....

[Decipher]

If you did not inform us that these were printed, I would not have known. They look like originals in those photos.

Thank you kindly Sir. Nope, all from what you have posted here. I didnt photoshop or touch up a single one. Just printed right off the PDF's at high quality print settings. They came out awesome. I just wish I could find sticky gloss paper, they would look even better I think.

But thanks drathe....

[Decipher]

wow amazing work! makes me want to redo all of mine
I printed them at home on my canon pixma, which is a fine printer, but I might just secretly print em all again at work. laser colour A3 printer >:)
Don't have sticker paper though, I used glue, which tends to peel at the edges

argh....

I'll sell you this set Sjeng lol... I printed them on the Avery sticky paper first, peeled them and stuck them to the construction paper, then cut them with a page cutter. What sucks is my HP printer prints a tiny bit crooked, so I had to kind of eyeball and guess where to cut the first dozen or so. But after those, I went through the rest pretty fast.

Thanks guys for the feedback... Means a lot to me coming from you all.

[Redav]

I used Avery heavy stock sticky paper and stuck them on thick construction paper.

Did you cover them with anything or just leave it as printed on the paper? I think I'm going to have a crack at exactly what you've done.

Looks excellent too. Glad they've been made available as many missed out on some of these sets.

[Daedalus]

Thank you kindly Sir. Nope, all from what you have posted here. I didnt photoshop or touch up a single one. Just printed right off the PDF's at high quality print settings. They came out awesome. I just wish I could find sticky gloss paper, they would look even better I think....

Spray fixative comes in matte, satin, and glossy finishes. It will add to your cost, but allows you to clean off spills and oils safely, as well as enhance the lifespan of colors that are degraded from UV. You'd spray your printed paper, let it dry, then stick it down. I suppose you could spray it afterwards, but there may be warping.