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General Questions

1. What is fine art printing, and how does it differ from regular printing?

Fine art printing is a specialized technique that involves using acid-free paper materials and high-quality inks to reproduce artworks with exceptional detail and color accuracy. It goes beyond standard printing to capture the nuances of an artist's creation, ensuring museum-quality results that are fade resistant and long lasting.

2. What types of artworks can be printed in a our studio?

Our studio is equipped to print a wide range of artworks, including paintings, illustrations, photographs, and digital art. We can work with various mediums and formats to bring your creative vision to life.

*Please note that we do not assume responsibility for verifying the ownership or rights to any images provided by customers. By submitting your artwork, you confirm that you have the necessary permissions to use and reproduce the content. Any legal liabilities related to copyright violations rest solely with the customer.

3. What makes fine art prints unique and suitable for collectors?

Fine art prints are crafted with archival materials and premium ink technology, ensuring longevity and colour stability. These prints are often limited editions, adding exclusivity and value for collectors seeking unique pieces.

4. How do I submit my artwork for printing?

Submitting your artwork is easy. You can either upload your digital files through our website's ordering platform (max 20mb) or request for a dedicated upload link from us. Our team will guide you through the process and ensure that your files are well received and meet the necessary specifications for optimal printing results.

5. Can I request a custom size for my fine art prints?

Absolutely! We understand that each artwork is unique, and we offer customization options for size and format. Simply write in and let us know your preferences, and we'll work to accommodate your specific requirements.

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6. What materials are used for fine art prints?

We use high-quality archival acid-free paper from leading brands like ILFORD, SIHL, Hahnemühle and Awagami and pigment-based inks on the EPSON P20070 to ensure the longevity and vibrancy of your prints.

7. How long does the fine art printing process typically take?

The turnaround time can vary based on the size and complexity of the project. We strive to complete orders promptly without compromising on quality. Our team will provide you with an estimated timeline upon reviewing your specific requirements.

8. Do you ship fine art prints internationally?

Yes, we offer international shipping to ensure that art enthusiasts worldwide can enjoy our fine art prints. Shipping costs and delivery times may vary depending on the destination.

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9. Can I visit the studio to see samples and discuss my project in person?

Certainly! We welcome visits to our studio. Feel free to schedule an appointment to view our print samples, discuss your project, and explore the possibilities of fine art printing.

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10. What sets your fine art printing studio apart from others?

Since 1993, our studio combines cutting-edge technology with a passion for artistic expression. We prioritize quality, attention to detail, and personalized service to ensure that each fine art print meets and exceeds expectations.

Technical Questions

11. What file formats are accepted for fine art printing?

For optimal results, we recommend submitting high-resolution files in JPEG, TIFF, or PDF format with a minimum of 300 DPI.

12. Can you match the colors of the printed artwork to what I see on my computer screen?

We strive to ensure color accuracy in every print, but it’s important to note that what you see on your screen may not exactly match the printed artwork unless you use a calibrated monitor. We recommend asking for a colour proof before finalising your order.

13. What is the maximum printable size for fine art prints?

Our studio can accommodate a range of sizes, the maximum printable size is 60" or 1524mm but most media are 44" or 1117mm in width. Feel free to enquire about your desired dimensions, and we'll provide recommendations to best fit your requirements.

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14. Are there any specific requirements for black and white artwork?

For black and white prints, we recommend submitting files in grayscale mode. Our team can provide further guidance on achieving optimal contrast and tonal range for stunning monochromatic prints.

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15. How do you ensure the longevity of fine art prints?

We use archival materials, including acid-free paper and pigment-based inks, to ensure the longevity of our prints. We recommend to avoid direct sunlight, and exposure to extreme temperatures to ensure lasting quality for your artwork.

16. Can you handle intricate details in my artwork, such as fine lines and gradients?

Our high-resolution printing technology excels at capturing intricate details. Whether it's fine lines, textures, or subtle gradients, we strive to reproduce every element of your artwork with precision and clarity.

Product Questions

17. How should I handle my fine art prints?

Handle your fine art prints with clean, dry hands to avoid fingerprints and damage.

18. What is the recommended environment for storing fine art prints?

Store your prints in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, extreme temperatures, and humidity. Avoid places prone to moisture, as it can lead to deterioration over time.

19. Can I clean my fine art prints, and if so, how?

Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth to gently remove dust from the surface of your prints. Avoid using water or cleaning solutions directly on the print to prevent damage to the paper or ink.

20. What should I do if my fine art print gets damaged?

In the unfortunate event of damage, you may want to consider doing a reprint if you have access to the digital file. Otherwise, consult with us for assessment and restoration.

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21. Is there a recommended way to transport fine art prints?

When transporting prints, handle them with care and use protective packaging. If possible, transport prints flat rather than rolled to minimize the risk of creasing or damage.