All prints are printed with archival K3 pigment inks, using the latest professional Epson 11880 printer. These prints provide deeper hues, more detail and generally a presence that is not possible to achieve when viewing on a monitor. Every print is created by a professional and thoroughly inspected by me. The prints shipped to you meet the highest exhibition and presentation standards.

What kind of printers do you use?
I use the Epson 11880’s and genuine Ultrachrome inks. The inks will not fade for generations. It is rated to last 100 years.

What kind of papers do you use?
While I prefer to print my fine art landscape images on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag, I also offer Traditional Papers: Linen, Glossy and Luster. In addition, I also offer Hahnemuhle papers in Bayrta, Pearl, Bamboo, Photo Rag Bright White, Photo Rag, Sugar Cane, German Etching and Torchon.

What is the largest paper size you can print?
We can print sizes ranging from 3.5×5 to 44 x ?. If you happen to have a custom size, please use our custom size calculator under our pricing page.

What is the archival life of a photo print?
All of our papers have been tested for archivalness and are predicted to last 85-100 years.

What type of canvas do you use?
Our canvas is a high quality, water resistant poly-cotton blend. It has a PH neutral, acid free coating with a pure white point. This allows for greater consistence from print to print.

Are your canvas prints archival?
Absolutely. Every aspect of our prints is archival from the canvas and gesso to the ink and UV coating and are predicted to last 85-100 years

Do you consider your canvas process giclee?
Yes, our process is giclee. Giclee is the process of making fine art prints from a digital source using ink-jet printing.