My Street Prints Launches Personalised Wall Art of British Places
A new UK service transforms photographs of favourite streets, homes, and landmarks into prints, offering photographers a way to earn from their local images.
My Street Prints has launched a personalised wall art service in the UK, allowing customers to create art celebrating places of personal significance. The service combines photographic prints, AI-styled artwork, and personalisation through its website.
The Reading-based company is also inviting photographers across Britain to contribute images of local places they know well and earn from print sales. "Most people can name somewhere that brings back a particular memory," said founder Darren Seward. "We wanted to make it possible to turn that connection into something personal for their home."
Customers can upload their own photographs or browse existing reference images and ready-made designs. Photos can be reinterpreted using AI in styles such as vintage railway posters or watercolours. Users can add place names, dates, and personal messages.
My Street Prints also offers photographers a program to sell their original images. The company handles printing and delivery, while contributors retain copyright and receive 30% of sales revenue after production and shipping costs. This allows photographers to monetize their local knowledge without managing production themselves.