Images are printed directly onto the canvas surface using Epson archival large-format inkjet printers, also called “Giclée” printing. Along with durable finishes and lamination, it is protected from scuffs, scratches, cracking, and UV light.

Canvas prints are wrapped around 1-1/2" stretcher bars, images up to 18x24" will have a backing paper and finished with a sawtooth or wire hanger. 

Metal prints are one of my most popular prints. They reflect light and add a brilliance and vibrance to images that many other substrates cannot. Using an innovative dye sublimation process, the image is printed directly onto high quality aluminum for a clean and lasting finish.

White Base Metal Prints take bright, vivid colors to the next level. Bare Metal Prints allow the metal material to show through the image creating more of a metallic finish; these prints tend to appear 10-15% darker in diffused light but reflect colors vividly in direct spot lights.

Metal prints include a black metal frame that is inset from the print’s edge with a 1-5/16" depth and finished with a sawtooth or wire hanger.