Santa Monica, CA, November 01, 2012 –(PR.com)– Instacanvas, Inc. is an international online marketplace for buying and selling Instagram photos as physical art pieces. Instacanvas offers printed products on stretched canvas, framed prints, and The Prism (Desktop Art). The company has decided to donate 20% of their proceeds to The Red Cross’ Hurricane Sandy Relief Efforts starting today, October 30, and ending Sunday, November 4, 2012.
“We’re hoping that by introducing our products to more people and offering a portion of the proceeds made in the process, we’ll be able to make a significant contribution to Hurricane Relief Efforts,” says Instacanvas CEO, Matt Munson. Starting today, visitors to the site can purchase any item of their choice, including their own Instagram photos or the photos of other Instacanvas artists, and 20% of the proceeds with be automatically donated to the Red Cross at the end of the week.
Instacanvas was founded on February 1, 2012 by Matt Munson, Todd Emaus, Kevin Fremon, and Steve Bull. Instacanvas is one of the fastest growing startups in the country and has been featured in numerous media outlets including Forbes, Los Angels Times, Fast Company, Fox News, Tech Crunch, Mashable, and The Oprah Magazine. The company has grand visions for empowering photographers and artists everywhere and changing the way people discover and purchase art. For further information, contact Meaghan Emery at 323.425.9931.
Contact: Meaghan Emery
Phone: 323.425.9931
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