About our Prints
We have a lot options available when it comes to buying high quality reproductions of our paintings. Depending on the material you choose, your print can look almost identical to the original painting, for a fraction of the cost.
Here is a breakdown of the options we have available, along with some information about each type of print.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
Print Options
Digital Print on Photo Paper
Paper prints are a great way to significantly reduce the cost of collecting fine art, while still receiving superior, long-lasting quality.
These prints are produced using heavy weight, 100% cotton fine art matte paper, and they have a smooth finish and high colour gamut, making them exceptional giclee reproductions.
Due to the high quality of these prints, they can be easily mounted directly under glass, without any worry of the print surface sticking to the back of the glass.
Digital Print on Canvas
Canvas prints are perfect for those who want to have the look of an original painting, but don’t mind sacrificing a bit of texture and raised brush strokes for a significantly lower price tag. With this approach, since the painting is printed on a piece of canvas, which is the same as what the original artwork was created on, from a distance, many people have a hard time telling whether the painting is an original or a print.
Here are the canvas print options we offer:
- ¾ inch profile (standard) - The artwork is printed onto a piece of canvas, which is then mounted onto stretcher bars that are ¾ inches thick. This depth is usually what the original paintings on this website are created on, unless otherwise specified in the original artwork's description.
- 1 ½ inch profile - The artwork is printed onto a piece of canvas, which is then mounted onto stretcher bars that are 1 ½ inches thick. This is considered “Gallery Wrapped” and is commonly used on larger frameless art pieces.
Additional Options
Edge Styles
All of our stretched canvases come with a “mirrored” edge style, which means that the edges of the painting will mirror the section of the painting that is immediately next to it. This technique makes it look as if the painting extends past the boarders and wraps around to the back of the canvas.
Alternatively, you can choose to have solid black edges. Just specify that this is what you want during checkout.
* Photos are not exactly to scale. Please see description for accurate dimensions.
** Colors will vary by computer screen. Please see the description for the color overview.
This piece went through a lot of stages! Layers and layers of red and black, with black and white splashes thrown down at the bottom. This piece also covered me in a whole lot of paint!
I'm really happy with how the white splashes turned out. They really give the piece the chaotic look I was looking for.
