Great customer service Great customer service. They would reply back to emails within just a few minutes. They worked around all my changes I wanted to my picture. The reason I'm giving them 4 stars and not 5 is because I ordered a wall tapestry and received a canvas instead. But overall great experience and I love how the product turned out!

FAB-U!! FAB-U!!! I did a lot of research about whom to use to pop my art. I did use other companies previously that were good but VERY expensive. I found the prices fair. I ordered 2 11x14. I received 2 8x10's. I emailed the company and immediately someone was corresponding with me and promptly, and correctly, rectified the issue. I even got to keep my 8x10's! Truly they were wonderful. They clearly care about customer satisfaction and a good, quality product. I do not normally write reviews but this company deserves it!

Worth it! I was going back and forth looking at different websites to make my photo look like a cartoon. At first I thought that PopArta might be more expensive because someone does it by hand instead of a filter. But it really wasn’t. And it turned out amazing. I also loved getting a preview and final say of what it would look like. I highly recommend!!

I absolutely loved the final result of… I absolutely loved the final result of the painting, my husband was so emotional and happy and all at the same time. The canvas looks amazing. Beautiful outcome

Poor communication and customer service I called PopArta.com to ask about a project that I knew would be a modification of one of their existing templates. I called with the goal of getting a better understanding of what they could and could not do so that, perhaps, I could modify my project to fit their capabilities. The person who answered the phone did not seem to understand design and printing processes, and struggled to communicate in English. As a result, every time I asked for information or an explanation, he would put me on hold and convey my question to an "editor." For example, I would say something like, "Your website shows that you can do XX. But you've just told me you can't actually do that. Can you explain why?" He would say, "Let me ask." Then he would come back with the editor's response, which usually didn't have anything to do with the question. This went on for 10 minutes. At no point did the representative say, "You know what? Something is being lost in translation. Perhaps you and the editor could schedule a time to talk directly." Rather than seeking information from me to make sure they understood what I was hoping to accomplish, the company made assumptions about what they thought I was asking for. They threw up brick walls instead of exploring solutions. I ended up having my project created by a company whose website shows the same capabilities as PopArta.com.