For more than a decade,
we've been working with many of the most talented artists and photographers in the world, digitally recreating their original works in various mediums, sizes, and edition types.
We've also helped the beginning artist get their work reproduced for the first time, which is always a pleasure for us.
Our goal has always been to deliver quality reproductions that rival the original art while maintaining a high level of service that is friendly, patient, and understanding of the needs of today's artists.
Below are samples of some of the printing options we offer.
Popular For Photographers
Reverse side
Acrylic Facemount
This is our most popular choice for photography. The clean glossy look of a facemount makes every photograph stunning whether you're a pro or absolute beginner.
Facemounts are a 5-piece laminated print.
2 thin sheets of invisible adhesive sandwich the art between optically pure acrylic and a solid PVC and aluminum back plate to add stability.
They include an aluminum backing frame to aid in hanging and spacing the art from the wall.
Lumaluxe
This print type is ideal when you're looking for a
soft satin finish with no reflection. We print this style directly on firm substrate called ACM (Aluminum Composite Material) with our UV flatbed printer. This material is a 3 part composite of 1/8" black pvc sandwiched between 2 thin sheets of aluminum with a white coating for digital printing.
We include an aluminum backing frame to aid in hanging and spacing the art from the wall.
Popular Options for Artists
Canvas (Stretched or Un-Stretched)
Featuring A Path Of Light by Steve Quartly
Standard Edges
Gallery Wrapped Edges
Fine Art Paper (Watercolor Texture or Smooth)
Featuring Winter Wonderland by Tracie Spence
With Margin or Border
(allows for signing/numbering in the margin)
With Deckled Edge
(torn to resemble classic mould-made papers)
Direct Print
Flatbed Printing
With our flatbed printer, we can print on virtually any flat, even surface/material up to 4" thick. This allows us options that artists haven't had until recently. With a little imagination, you can create something very unique and special with your art.