Order runs of your own artwork at wholesale — same Phoenix lab that powers retail and marketplace fulfillment.
Upload a file or use a sample, then pick substrate and size. This is how the work will sit on the booth wall — same Phoenix lab that fulfills your marketplace listings.
You order a run of your own files at wholesale. We print and hand-check it in the same Phoenix lab that fulfills marketplace orders. When you’re ready to sell online too, those identical files list as print-on-demand.
POD is the parallel tool, not a lesser product. See print-on-demand for artists if you want the work for sale without stocking it.
Pick files from the catalog you already keep on Brakebee — or upload new ones. Choose quantities and substrates. Checkout in artist tools. We print, hand-check, and pack in Phoenix so the work is ready for the wall, not “close enough for a show.”
Use a new file or something already listed for print-on-demand. File prep for gallery-quality prints → No re-upload to switch paths. The preview on this page is the fastest check that the crop will sit right on the booth wall.
Aluminum, canvas, framed, and the other finishes we already print for retail and marketplace. Same materials, wholesale economics on the run. Pick the finish you already hang — aluminum, canvas, or framed.
Wholesale self-order lives in Brakebee — hub page here, checkout there. Sign up if you’re new; log in if you’re already in. After checkout, the job is a Phoenix production run, not a third-party merch queue.
Printed and packed in Phoenix. Ready for the booth, the gallery, or the inventory shelf. The same floor that prints a single marketplace order prints your run. If you later want that image selling online, it can list as POD without a quality drop.
Shows and galleries still need objects in the room. Wholesale is how you get them without standing up a second vendor. Marketplace POD is how the same files keep selling when you’re not at the booth.
Print what you already own. Upload, preview, and check out without starting a new catalog. The file that hangs in the booth can be the file that sells online next month.
Runs priced for artists who need multiples and margin. You’re not paying retail-of-one for a stack of 8×10s. Pricing-above-lab-cost still matters later if those files also list as POD.
Hand-checked production in Phoenix — the same lab that prints marketplace and retail orders. Wholesale is not a “show grade” compromise. It’s the same check, in quantity.
Move the same file between wholesale and print-on-demand without re-uploading. Neither is a lesser option. Need units now, order a run; want it for sale without stock, list it. Learn when to use POD vs wholesale.
Print-on-demand is the parallel tool, not a different shop. The identical files can live as marketplace listings. We only print when it sells — same hand-check, same Phoenix floor that just packed your run.
POD vs wholesale decision guide
Explore print-on-demand →POD or wholesale — which should you use, and can you use both?
How working artists move the same files between online listings and show inventory without starting over.
POD vs Wholesale decision guide → File prepBuild the file once. Use it for the booth and for POD.
File prep for gallery-quality prints → Sell onlineList the same files on the marketplace and we print only when a collector buys — no leftover inventory.
Explore print-on-demand → JournalStories and how-tos for show inventory, materials, and ordering runs of your own work.
Browse wholesale articles →Yes. Upload once. Order a run for the show. List the same file as print-on-demand so it keeps selling when you’re not at the booth. No re-upload, no second quality standard.
Same Phoenix lab. Same hand-check. Same substrates. Wholesale is quantity and timing. POD is “print when it sells.” Buyers should not be able to tell which door the file came through.
Wholesale is a scheduled batch, not a mystery queue at a third-party merch plant. If you have a hard load-in date, say so when you order — the floor is here in Phoenix.
That’s print-on-demand. Keep the files here, list them on the marketplace and connectors, and we print those orders when they sell. Read print-on-demand for artists — it’s the other half of the same system.
Bulk runs of your own files for shows, galleries, and inventory.