Color Management
Our prints match the colors of the original artwork as closely as digital technology will allow. They have much deeper color than traditional (nondigital) printing processes can achieve.
Digital Imaging
To capture your favorite artworks, we use a professional, large-format, high-resolution digital camera that is calibrated for color. Each image is auto corrected to make sure that light is distributed evenly. Then, we visually color correct the print against the original artwork per international standard proofing conditions (
ISO 3664). Every print undergoes a two-person validation to ensure the highest quality.
Prints on Paper
Using high-resolution, large-format, 12-color printers, we apply archival-quality inks to fine art paper. Our paper is acid free and lignin free, and its bright white base and smooth matte finish guarantee color accuracy.
If you decide on a framed print, it will arrive mounted on a 3" double mat. The four-ply buffered matboard is a natural white color. And top-of-the-line acrylic glazing will ensure safety during shipping.
Prints on Canvas
Prints on canvas are made using archival-quality pigment inks on high-resolution, large-format, 12-color printers. The heavy, acid-free, cotton canvas has a tight, natural weave. It is stretched by hand and bright white, which guarantees color accuracy. A semi-matte UV coating applied after printing protects your print and enhances the depth and richness of the image.
Framed or unframed, your print will match the exact proportions of the original work of art. A frame will hide the side edges of the stretcher, whereas unframed canvases have deeper side edges (1.5 inches) tinted a natural off-white. Either way, the print arrives ready to hang.