About Our Prints

 

Editions

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Currently, every picture I offer on this site belongs to an open edition, and that will be the case for the foreseeable future.  However, I have loose plans to introduced a limited edition concept down the road, specifically limited editions of one, a single print.  Stay tuned!

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Print Mediums

 

Every piece of art deserves to be displayed well. That's why I put real thought into the materials I print on — and I'm glad you're thinking about it too.

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I currently offer two print mediums, each suited to different spaces and tastes. Both are produced by a professional fine art print house using archival-grade inks and processes built to last.

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Matte Fine Art Paper

 

My paper prints are produced on fine art matte paper using pigment-based inks rated for approximately 200 years of display life under normal conditions.

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Matte paper renders color with a soft, luminous depth that works beautifully in bright rooms where glare from glossy surfaces would be a distraction. It has a natural, tactile quality that suits fine art photography especially well. These prints arrive unframed, ready to mat, frame, or mount however you like.

 

We also offer the option to have matte prints mounted as part of your order—choose between art board and foam core as a backing material.

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Canvas Gallery Wraps

 

Canvas gallery wraps are a complete, ready-to-hang product. The image is printed on archival museum-grade canvas, finished with three coats of protective coating, and hand-stretched over solid 1½" stretcher bars with professionally cut corners. Hanging hardware is included.

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The result is a substantial, frameless piece — the kind you'd expect to see in a gallery. This canvas and coating combination carries a print permanence rating of 250 to 400 years, which is about as serious as fine art printing gets.

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These wraps work well in casual and formal spaces alike, and the depth of the stretcher bars gives them a real physical presence on the wall.

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Custom Orders & Future Options

 

I'm exploring additional options — including mats, glazes, and framing — and hope to expand my standard offerings down the road. In the meantime, if you have something specific in mind, let's see what we can do. Get in touch →