CANVASES

ACRYLIC

Canvases are great options for those medium-sized photographs while you are trying to stay on a budget.

Sizes available are 10x10" thru 24x36". If you are looking for something larger, acrylics are your best bet. 

Printed on finely woven, 100% Natural Cotton Hahnemühle Canvas, with a beautiful matte surface. All photographs are printed around the wrap of the canvas. This canvas is finished with archival backing material that is acid-free, moisture and puncture resistant that will last for generations to come. Arrives ready to hang with beehive hangers and wall bumpers. These canvases are 1.5" deep and the production time is roughly 7 business days + shipping time.

My personal favorite, the highest-quality, the most modern, and what I personally recommend for all larger sizes of photographs and for the art lover.

All acrylic photographs printed on LexJet paper and then face-mounted to 1/4" thick acrylic with DiBond backing, hand-polished edges, and finally completed with a French Cleat Mount hanging system. Available in sizes up to 43x96" (ultra big).

Production time for acrylic photograph artwork is roughly 9 business days + shipping time.

It bears repeating - these are my absolute favorite and acrylic artwork is what I highly recommend.

ranging from $167-697

 Ranging from $700-5000

Prints are what you're going to want if you want control over your framing. Standalone prints (no frame) are available from 8x8" thru 40x60".

If you would like a totally done-for-you system including a frame, those are available in a few select sizes from 8x10" thru 20x24". If you are wanting larger sizes, acrylic would be your preferred option.

The fine art prints are printed on museum, archival quality and 100% cotton prints on Hahnemühle Museum Etching paper (350gsm). These archival fine art prints have substantial thickness and weight paired with gorgeous texture for a tactile feel that brings the photograph to life. Available in a variety of sizes. Production time on these fine art prints are roughly 5 business days + shipping time.

ranging from $97-997

FINE ART PRINTS

Type of photographs available

Two major factors that determine how long a print lasts are exposure to ultraviolet light and heat. Light and heat damage done to a print is irreversible. If possible, photographs should be kept in temperature controlled environments. Places like attics and outside storage units will speed up deterioration even if they are in a box, protected from UV light. Once a print has faded or yellowed, it will be that way forever.

Here are things you can do to extend the life of a print:

Put photographs behind 99% UV blocking acrylic or glass. If you frame a print without any glass or acrylic, you are cutting the prints life expectancy in half.
Hang the print in an area that doesn't have a lot of window light falling on it.
Keep the lights off when not in the room with the photograph. The less light exposure, the longer it'll last.
Rotate the photographs between dark storage and being on display. Show the print for nine months out of the year and store it for three months. Galleries often do this to increase the life span of artwork, especially light sensitive pieces.
Store photographs in a cool, dry place. Anything under a consistent 70 degrees F is great.
Consider not hanging above a working fireplace; the heat will shorten its life.
Do not store prints in a hot attic, non-temperature controlled storage unit or damp basement.