"We're very excited to announce this partnership with Flickr because it's a great way to give millions of very talented and enthusiastic photographers a seamless method for creating or selling their work as fine art," said Kelly Smith, CEO and co-founder of Imagekind.com. "Even offline, it's difficult to find a trusted framing partner or the resources to create fine art prints, but we make it easy. Our framing selection process is also a snap to use. With Imagekind's virtual framing tool, Flickr members can choose between a custom creation on canvas with a sleek mahogany frame or even create a one of a kind collage frame using images from their Flickr sets. Millions of options can be tested before buying with the click of a mouse -- so buyers end up with a final product they love."

The alliance between Flickr and Imagekind supports the companies' shared vision of further enhancing the online experience for photographers and artists. "Imagekind already provides the best online fine art print and framing experience with the most choices, and now millions of Flickr members can create or sell framed imagery through the Imagekind marketplace," said Kevin Saliba, President of Imagekind.com. Interior decorators, wedding photographers, or people looking to decorate their offices are all starting to realize that custom framed high-quality artwork can be designed and purchased online at reasonable prices."

About Imagekind.com
Imagekind.com is the fastest-growing original art commerce community on the Internet. Using the powerful Imagekind platform, original artists can now easily sell art prints and framed art to anyone, anywhere in the world while Imagekind handles production, shipping and commissions. Imagekind's goal is to develop a next-generation online art experience that provides both consumers and professional artists with a new outlet for sharing, creating, and buying fine art produced from digital files. http://www.imagekind.com/.