FAQs

I am currently only shipping to Canada by custom order. Contact me for details, including a quote for shipping, billed at cost. 

Absolutely! Just include this information in your order notes or, you can reach out to me through email on on my contact form.

I sure can! Just reach out to me and let me know how I can help. I'm happy to provide a free mockup as well.

Yes! I can reformat most of my images to either horizontal or vertical. These options are free. Just contact me for a free mockup.

I process smaller and matted prints myself using professional equipment and materials. As with my professional print lab, I use archival-quality papers and only pigment-based inks. And I partner with only the best in professional printing for my oversized art. Again, we use only archival-quality papers, canvas, and PIGMENT-BASED INKS.

1. Before you start unrolling, stop and make sure your hands and the surface area you’re working on are clean.
2. When handling your print, only touch the edges – keep your fingers away from the main part of the image!
3. Carefully place the print image side down on your workspace and gently unroll.
4. When your print is fully face down, take some smooth, flat, heavy objects, like books, and place them on the ends and even the middle of your print. Let it sit overnight.
5. After 24 hours, check your print. If it’s still not laying flat, put your heavy objects back on it for a couple more hours.

And that's it! You're ready to frame your print.

1. First, you can shop for a picture frame from a
great major retailer like Michaels, Hobby Lobby,
or Target. You can also go online and shop at Etsy,
Wayfair, Pottery Barn, American Frame, and IKEA.

2. Shop frame dimensions that match the outside
dimensions of your print or print with mat.

3. And finally, just open the frame and
place your print inside!

Yes, I do. Please contact me to see over 75 frame moulding options and colors!

Shop frame dimensions that match the outside dimensions of your print or print with mat.