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I do something similar to Michelle but with business cards. I have a business card program on my computer . The design has an image of a painting and I have two versions, one horizontal and one verical card depending on the painting I am using. When I finish a job I give the client about a couple dozen business cards with their painting on it.. It is easy to switch images on the computer. The one I thought looked the best was when I ran out of business card stock and instead used a glossy photo paper. I had the image right up to the edge of the card at the top and sides( it was a vertical card) then I just trimmed them with my paper cutter. It looked great, kind of like a wallet photo with my info in the white space on the bottom. The photo paper gives a sharp, clear image. Just remember to change your printers set up to"best". This gets your info right into someones hand to keep. And people are always happy to show off their painting and some even set them on their desks at work and advertise for you.
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