So many different types of paper, ink and printers – printing can get complicated. I can simplify it for you.
Printing on Paper
My printing paper of choice is a satin/luster paper. Also sometimes called semi-gloss, it has a smooth finish, reflections are minimized compared to a high-gloss paper, and bright rich colors print nicely.
As a second option, I offer a watercolor style of paper distinguished by its elegant cotton-fiber texture… great for images which contain softer, more subtle colors, as well as black and white photos.
Premium Satin/Luster Print Prices:
16 x 24...... $140.00
20 x 30...... $215.00
24 x 36...... $260.00
27 x 40...... $295.00
30 x 45...... $340.00
40 x 60...... $435.00
Fine-Art, Watercolor Paper:
16 x 24...... $190.00
20 x 30...... $285.00
24 x 36...... $440.00
27 x 40...... $485.00
30 x 45...... $540.00
40 x 60...... $595.00
Canvas, Metal and Acrylic Prints
Printing on paper is just the tip of the iceberg. All kinds of materials can be printed for decorative art purposes. Metal and acrylic pieces are contemporary styles which eliminate the need for framing.
Canvas is a popular substrate for photography as it projects the appearance of a fine-art painting. Contact me for pricing.
To place an order, please call or send me an email... I accept Pay Pal and credit cards.
Reimagining of Denver's Union Station with Victorian era characters
There's a great deal of craftsmanship that goes into the making of a black and white print. After all, these type of images often involve more than just printing with black ink. My printer uses eleven inks, including four different combinations of black and gray inks. And if there's any kind of color toning involved (sepia toning, for instance), the experience of your printer becomes indispensable.
Canon 44" wide-format, 11 color inkjet printer, designed for photography and fine art reproductions.
The Art of Printing
Of course there’s a lot of technology in making a print these days, but nothing replaces human experience, communication, and attention to detail. Printing is still as much art as science.
What are your most worrisome problems with having your artwork printed? Getting the right colors? Selecting the right paper? Unresponsive or unknowledgeable customer service?
Call me and let's talk. I have answers... or opinions attained from decades of printing experience, as the case may be.
Commercial Art Buyers and Interior Designers
Interior designers generally have one priority above all for selecting artwork: color. Matching the style and color of artwork with furnishings and the overall design is paramount.
So in order to serve you better, I can tweak colors to meet your wishes. Say you like one of my flower pictures but would prefer more of a Barbie pink than a Blush pink… tell me your wishes. I’m really good at editing color.
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Hi Ed,
We have been very happy with the images of yours that we have used in our projects!
We really appreciate how quickly you send files and how beautiful your images are!
Brandy
Project Coordinator
Alpine Art & Frame, Salt Lake City
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Far more than landscape and nature photographs....
I create all kinds of distinctive images of musical instruments, still-life, and impressionist subjects.