Printing & Framing
PRINTING
Each museum-quality Giclee Fine Art Print is part of our Premier collection and is available as an open edition for a limited time. Printed and framed locally in the USA, UK or Germany on medium gloss, artist-grade, acid-free 300gsm photo paper using archival inks. All our artworks are made-to-order specifically for you.
The Fuji Crystal Archive Pearl paper has a rich metallic base. The colours have a reflective, metallic and 3-dimensional feel which creates a distinctive pearl-like appearance. High mid-tones & highlights add luminosity & iridescence which lends this paper to artworks that want to accentuate warmth and depth of colour.
PRINT SIZING
Print sizing refers to unframed, artwork only orders. We include an 8cm paper border so you can choose how to trim and frame the piece yourself.
Small — Print Size: 30cm × 42cm; Framed Size: 32cm × 45cm
Medium — Print Size: 42cm × 60cm; Framed Size: 45cm × 62cm
Large — Print Size: 60cm × 84cm; Framed Size: 62cm × 82cm
Giant — Print Size: 70cm × 100cm; Framed Size: 72cm × 102cm
Collector — Print Size: 101cm × 127cm; Framed Size: 104cm × 130cm
Exhibition — Print Size: 127cm × 153cm; Framed Size: 130cm × 155cm
OUR FRAMING PROCESS
Fine art photography should be protected and displayed which is why we offer complimentary custom framing on all of our pieces for customers worldwide.
Our premium hardwood frames are available in black, white and a beautiful natural wood. Each frame is handcrafted with a sheet of UV-blocking acrylic glass and comes with easy hanging hardware so your artwork is ready to hang as soon as it arrives.
CLASSIC FRAMES
Small, Medium and Large prints come with a 6.5cm mat board border that runs around the edge of the photograph for an elevated look and feel.
SHADOW BOXES
We offer premium shadow box frames on our Giant and Collector sized prints. Shadow boxes make a photograph more definitive by adding a 5cm fine art border providing extra depth between the artwork and the acrylic glass. It is an absolutely stunning method of framing and the preferred choice of most photographers, galleries and designers.