Kelly W.

I love this service--it's an affordable way to try out prints from different artists without having to make a big financial commitment towards one piece. You have the option to purchase the original work if you are interested, but I have not found a piece I want to commit to yet.

I only have two minor gripes:

1. The default frame they send out is cheap and not well made. For $10 a month, it might be unreasonable to expect more, though. It does the job and holds the prints without a problem. It's also very easy to switch out the prints, which is why I haven't purchased a separate frame yet.

2. The shipping seems a bit slow, if you have Netflix in mind as the example to follow.

On the positive side:

1. The packaging/shipping for the prints is well done--it's easy and intuitive to return old prints. Turning Art provides a good box and pre-paid shipping label. Basically, you just roll up the old print, stick it in the box, and slap on the shipping
Label. Super easy.

2. The website uses a Queue, like Netflix, and it's easy to navigate the site to filter the pieces down to what you want and add them to the queue. You can sort by color, type, subject, etc. I haven't found a way to search by artist, though, which I
Think would be a good addition. You can re-arrange the order of the prints in your queue and tell them how often you want new prints shipped. Mine is set to not ship until I request a new piece, and that has been working well for me.

For my needs, it's been well worth the $10 a month. I hooe they continue to add artists, as I always enjoy browsing the newest additions.