Mass Vision Inc., a supplier of wholesale sunglasses based in Rochester, NY, has made several changes that make selecting and ordering easier and more cost effective for retailer buyers. “We’ve obtained a new domain name and redesigned our website to make navigation and the checkout process more user friendly,” says Anthony Masiello, owner. “In addition, we’re offering better discounts and some special vouchers to our customers,” he adds. For every $25 a buyer spends, the retailer gets a voucher good for 25 cents off any future order. A buyer who refers another customer to the company’s website gets a $5 voucher. Furthermore, buyers who place an order on their birthday automatically get a $10 voucher.
That’s not all. Mass Vision is offering a 10 percent discount on orders between $500 and $999. Orders that total $1,000 to $1,999 receive a 15 percent discount, and orders totaling more than $2,000 obtain a 20 percent discount. “The discounts are on top of any vouchers the buyers have received in the past,” Masiello says. “When they check out, the deduction is automatically taken from the total order.”
Mass Vision typically has more than 1,100 styles of sunglasses in inventory, and all are shown on the website. “We’ve added categories, which makes it easier for retailers to go directly to the styles and price points they want,” Masiello says. “Retailers can order online, and we’ve now added PayPal as another payment option,” he notes. Sunglasses are sold by the dozen. Other than that, there is no minimum. The least expensive styles wholesale for $16 a dozen of the same style in assorted colors. “The average wholesale,” he says, “is between $22 and $24 a dozen.”
Among the most currently popular styles, he reports, are designs that replicate the Ed Hardy, Coach, DG and Baby Phat brands. These can be bought in a mixed dozen containing 12 different styles, in the particular look a like design. Mass Vision also offers, “the ultimate mix,” which includes three to four units each of different designs. These mixed dozens wholesale for $32 a dozen, and the average retail price is $10 a pair.
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November 6th, 2009 by massvisionincCanvas Art
October 29th, 2009 by massvisionincArt can be defined as the deliberate use of some medium to communicate emotions or ideas between minds. The mediums of art can be as diverse as paintings, music, dance, sculpture. Basically, art requires creativity and imagination to convey the thoughts and ideas of the artist to the minds of others. An artwork is judged on the basis of how effectively it communicates these underlying messages, ideas or thoughts clearly.
Paintings are creating from few materials such materials renowned as canvas in termed of Canvas art. Canvas art become an admired phrase in the field of painting that by just taking the name of canvas painters easily visualizes the term painting in relation to it. Oil painting works best on canvas because they blend with each other beautifully. If you are in the field of painting, I am sure you might have heard of many famous canvas arts, one of them includes Madonna with Angels.
You’ve dreamed of your very own oil painting created to capture the memories of your children or if you are running out of ideas in looking for a gift for your near and dear ones, perhaps canvas art can be a great choice and perfect gift that provides a way to cherish memories for life time.
Large Canvas Prints will absolutely increase the beauty and glory of anyone’s home and office. It is such a priceless piece of art that no matter where you hang it, it will bring color to its surrounding and compliment the décor. These reflect on the feelings and thought of creator and beholder alike. So, you can transform your photo to art on canvas.
If anyone wants to turn his photos or images into Canvas art then, your photo.com is the place that cans gives you best quality canvas art. Because in there many skilled artist works, who transform your photos into eye-catching canvas art exactly looking just like the original oil painting. Each masterpiece is digitally hand-painted and printed on museum quality textured canvas using archival inks which will not scratch or fade in a life time. All artwork is gallery-wrap finished, eliminating the need for a frame as a standard option or if you wish you can add an elegant wooden frame. So, join the photo print revolution with Bags of Love personalized gifts, and start putting your photos to good use with things you actually use and enjoy.
Canvas art gives the respite to the buyers from this. One may not have the real thing but art can still be displayed on the walls. A genuine look may not come but there is brighter side also that is cost. A real painting by an artist can cost a fortune but creating from one’s own collection can make it more affordable. The main thing which one needs is purely imagination. Canvas art can be used for office display, home use, art prints, advertisement purpose and trade show displays. In office, if one wants to inspire people or just add an artistic appeal in the workplace then, this is a good option. One must make sure that the design suits the atmosphere which one wants to create.
Large Canvas printing can be also used for home use. In this case, family photographs can be enlarged and placed on canvas in an economical way. This adds a homely appeal to one’s house. If one has created masterpiece and want to duplicate it then, canvas printing is the right option. With it, one can have his work posted on different places. One can also give out some pieces to family and friends as gift. It can really take your work to different places and gets himself known. One may try this trick if one is confident enough that his work can be launched on something bigger.
Canvas art requires hard work and dedication. People print various types of images on it. Color combination, design and picture play a major role in printing. Different canvas depicts different symbols and meanings. An attractive piece appeals all. The message of some canvases is very difficult to understand. Only a creative mind can understand its various symbols and meanings. A beautiful canvas has the capability to make a person stop and stare at it at least for a second.
Decorating With Artwork
October 20th, 2009 by massvisionincDo you always wonder where to hang artwork in your home or apartment? Artwork is such a wonderful addition to your home décor and should be given the utmost consideration when putting the final touches on a room. These interior decorating ideas will make the task of hanging artwork much easier.
To know how high to hang artwork, use the guideline that your wall art should be hung at eye level. It makes a difference if you are standing in a hallway or sitting on a couch in the living room. In a hallway eye level could be approximately 5-6 feet. In the living area wall art should be hung much lower on the wall. An easy way to determine where the bottom of a picture should be is to measure one hand length above the piece of furniture.
Where should artwork be placed on the wall? Artwork should be connected to the rest of the furniture in the room or linked to another piece of art by keeping them near one another.
When deciding whether to hang a small print or a larger print, a rule of thumb to use is the size of your artwork should be in proportion to the size of the furniture or the size of the wall if there is no furniture. A small sofa requires a small piece of artwork or small grouping of artwork. On the contrary, a large sofa requires a larger print or a grouping that makes a statement!
How many items should be in a grouping? Design professionals tell us that an odd number of items are more visually appealing to the eye than an even number of items. When grouping wall art, the pieces should be situated close to each other so that they form a combined unit and work as a single wall hanging.
When choosing a mat and frame, consider the decorating style of the room as well as the colors in the room. The choice of frame should reflect the style of the room while the mat is usually concerning the color. The color of the mat can bring out the smallest hint of color in the picture. Thus, you can play up a particular color with a mat even though it may not be the primary color in the picture. The color in the frame can act in a comparable way to bring out a less important color in the picture.
Wall Art - Big City Skyline
October 15th, 2009 by massvisionincThere are artists who excel in painting nature in all its beauty and splendor and there are many nature art enthusiasts too who love collecting nature wall arts - for this is an integral part of the life on earth and one would certainly like to be in tune with the elements of nature. Nevertheless man has moved on. Living in a city has given him little time to be one with nature. But mankind is capable of finding beauty in any place he lives. City life is indeed beautiful. There are many who would never want to exchange city life with a quiet life in a country side. Man has certainly managed to create himself an aesthetically pleasing environment in the hustle and bustle of a city. How can one not be moved by the sight of tall majestic buildings with many of them being architectural marvels, awesome bridges, long winding roads with a constant stream of motor vehicles, the hum of constant human activity to show that man is on the move, amazingly brilliant city lights to light up the skyline? Big City Skyline is a truly wonderful wall art that epitomizes life in the city - a wall art so splendorous that any city dweller would not like to pass on - for here is a wholesome piece of city that can be placed right inside the walls of his home.
Maximum Tanning Salon of Rochester NY
October 8th, 2009 by massvisionincMaximum Tan is a family owned business which was founded in 1997 by brothers Rich and Phil Samuel of Rochester NY. Currently we offer five large upscale facilities with more to come soon! At Maximum Tan, we pride ourselves on providing our Rochester NY customers with the highest quality tan possible. Maximum Tan goes to great lengths to offer the newest and most innovative state-of the art equipment available. To ensure maximum tanning results, we monitor our lamps with computerized technology. With many beds and different levels at each store, customers are assured very little wait time. We also pay special attention to cleanliness. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff have been trained to assist to you in obtaining your darkest tan possible. Please visit Maximum tan of Rochester NY where our superior equipment equals superior tanning results!
Abstract Art
October 7th, 2009 by massvisionincAbstract art uses a visual language of form, color and line to create a composition which may exist with a degree of independence from visual references in the world. Western art had been, from the Renaissance up to the middle of the 19th century, underpinned by the logic of perspective and an attempt to reproduce an illusion of visible reality. The arts of cultures other than the European had become accessible and showed alternative ways of describing visual experience to the artist. By the end of the 19th century many artists felt a need to create a new kind of art which would encompass the fundamental changes taking place in technology, science and philosophy. The sources from which individual artists drew their theoretical arguments were diverse, and reflected the social and intellectual preoccupations in all areas of Western culture at that time.
Abstract art, nonobjective art, and nonrepresentational art, are loosely related terms. They are of similar, although perhaps not identical meaning.
Abstraction indicates a departure from reality in depiction of imagery in art. This departure from accurate representation can be only slight, or it can be partial, or it can be complete. Abstraction exists along a continuum. Even art that aims for verisimilitude of the highest degree can be said to be abstract, at least theoretically, since perfect representation is likely to be exceedingly elusive. Artwork which takes liberties, altering for instance color and form in ways that are conspicuous, can be said to be partially abstract. Total abstraction bears no trace of any reference to anything recognizable. In geometric abstraction, for instance, one is unlikely to find references to naturalistic entities. Figurative art and total abstraction are almost mutually exclusive. But figurative and representational (or realistic) art often contains partial abstraction.
Both Geometric abstraction and Lyrical Abstraction are often totally abstract. Among the very numerous art movements that embody partial abstraction would be for instance fauvism in which color is conspicuously and deliberately altered vis-a-vis reality, and cubism, which blatantly alters the forms of the real life entities depicted.
Sunglass Supplier to Central/South America
October 5th, 2009 by massvisionincCentral/South American customers buy your Wholesale Sunglasses direct from Mass Vision because we offer cutting edge styles that no other wholesaler can offer you. We also offer mixed dozens. Whether its a replica Coach, DG, or Ed Hardy mixed dozen you will receive 12 different styles per dozen. Our mixed dozens are great for variety! Our same day shipping and great customer service will make sure you receive your wholesale sunglasses in a timely fashion. Our Central/South American shipping rates are extremely low! You can call us Toll Free at 877-609-9968 or email us at sales@massvisionsunglasses.com with any questions you may have. You will find our prices and service to be superior. Mass Vision Wholesale Sunglasses is your direct source for Wholesale Replica Sunglass Compare to Styles! Buy “Designer Inspired” Wholesale Discount Sunglasses direct from the Manufacture not a middle man. We never place our name on the display boxes or on the Sunglasses; your competitors will never know where you bought such hot selling sunglasses from. At Mass Vision we can customize designer labels for your display boxes. Mass Vision is your best source with over 1,000 different styles of wholesale sunglasses to choose from!
Canvas Art - “The Scream”
October 3rd, 2009 by massvisionincThis famous painting titled “The Scream” was painted by Edvard Munch in 1893, and then again in 1910. I can easily say that this work or art is one of my favorite famous paintings of all time. Many reproductions have been made of this piece, and it is a very popular seller as a print or as a canvas art reproduction. Many art theorists say that the person depicted is not screaming at all, but expressing his feelings of shock and awe at the horror of what is going on around him. I guess we’ll never really know what has him so mortified.
Wall Art - Things Change
October 3rd, 2009 by massvisionincAbstract Art forms has indeed fascinated many art lovers for their intricate themes, subjective interpretation and intriguing plots. There could be nothing more interesting than to puzzle out the meaning in an abstract wall art or draw one’s own conclusions therein. Things Change is one such abstract art with a simple enough caption but with a very complicated theme. This art is captivating not merely for the objects that are included in there but also for its unique color scheme that too adds a dimension to its interpretation. Glowing spheres, gold and silver spirals, mystery orbs, abstract musical notations, gold and silver rings and flowers that are depicted in this art work is suggestive of so many things. The colors burgundy, black and silver complement each other to bring out a resplendent image. Has the artist in this work of art put together random images from his imagination or is there something more to it - it is for the viewer to perceive. This stylish wall art is sure to add sophistication to a living room and enhance the overall beauty of the home decor.
Abstract Art- Soothing Solitude
September 28th, 2009 by massvisionincSoothing Solitude at www.usacanvasart.com is a very charming wall art that is painted in lovely earth tones of yellow, green, brown and black. A phosphorescent green rectangular tablet placed at the center of the canvas adds an ethereal glow and luminescence to this painting. The glow from the green block seems to spread over and light up the surroundings in a glorious halo. The bright sulfur yellow contrast magnificently with the radiant green to give this charming wall art a dazzling and visually pleasing effect. What adds to the aura of this painting are the characters perhaps in an Asian language in thin and stylishly calligraphed black brush brushstrokes. This modern art could well be a good luck symbol to be placed on the walls of a house or any enterprise to bring forth good luck and prosperity. It could also be a stylish piece of abstract art with mysterious symbols painted on it merely to attract many eyes. Whatever be it this is indeed a very attractive wall art and is well suited for living rooms in apartments or on the walls of offices.
