Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, certainly, just click here for easy instructions, and I will show you what it will look like on your wall.

I have priced each piece by the largest size available.  You will have a revised price when you get your previsualizing proof and you can tell exactly what size is best and what it will actually look like.  (This is always fun!)

Actually, having the large piece on your wall in front of you, of course, is the experience.

I am always available should you have any questions. 

Acrylic is a versatile material that replaces glass in sign making. It’s more high clarity, impact resistant and lighter weight than standard glass.

I can of course always print on regular glass but it needs to be thicker and is considerably heavier. There is an additional charge for this service and it will depend on where you live.

Acrylic can withstand direct sunlight and UV rays. Combined with the UV printing system you can rest assured that your pictures on acrylic will retain their vibrant look for years to come.

Optium Museum Acrylic has similar anti-reflective properties as Museum Glass with less weight for larger sizes.

These images are printed with or without a clear perimeter . If chosen, the clear space around the image allows the color and texture of your wall to show through as the mat. Please remember that the size quoted includes the clear see through mat. If you do not want the mat just let me know. That will mean that the image itself will be larger.

Our WATERCOLOR images are printed using the GICLEE (inkjet) method on fine art rag paper. It is rated for 200 plus years fade resistance and this process is eco-friendly and printed with water based non-toxic inks.

To maintain the integrity of a giclée print on paper, it is important to protect the work behind glass. To maintain the integrity of your artwork, an acid-free mat and custom framing are provided as well.

Each piece is custom framed by a local framer who shares my love of the creative arts. She does beautiful work. I also have backup framers whose work I also respect.

All paper products used are archival and of the finest quality.

A 'Limited Edition' means that a fixed number of copies are printed, usually individually numbered, and signed by the artist, e.g. 3/25, indicating that this is the third impression from an edition of 25 copies. Original digital files are destroyed when the edition is complete to prevent later printing. The size of the edition affects market value.

An Artist Bill of Sale and an original Certificate of Authenticity will be included with each limited edition sale.

Why are Limited Edition and Artist Proof Prints More Valuable?