Print Technique & Materials

Prints are reproductions of original paintings using a high-quality inkjet printing technique known as "giclee." 

Unframed and framed artwork is printed on archival cotton rag paper, which is acid free and will resist fading and discoloration for generations.

All framing is custom made to the exact specifications of each image, with an acid-free white mat, black moulding, and acrylic glazing (glass is prone to breaking when shipped). Most prints are non-traditional sizes and will not fit properly in mats or frames purchased off the shelf, therefore custom framing is necessary.

Canvas prints are referred to as "gallery-wrapped" because the color or image wraps around the sides of the canvas and it is stapled on the back. The canvas is wrapped around 1.5" deep wood stretcher bars and arrives ready to hang.