DESCRIPTION This photo was captured close to Griffith Observatory at sunset. GALLERY QUALITY PAPER We currently work with a paper made by Hahnemühle, an award-winning, 100% cotton, matte fine art paper. With its characteristic and wonderfully soft feel, this paper boasts a lightly defined felt structure, lending each artwork a three-dimensional appearance and impressive pictorial depth. Hahnemühle is well known for being a premier distributor of fine art papers for museums and galleries around the world. Their paper makes for powerful prints and, if you ask us, the clear choice when it comes to high-quality paper for fine art printing. Combined with the matt premium inkjet coating, this paper produces outstanding prints that feature brilliant colors, deep blacks, striking contrasts, and perfect reproduction of detail. This acid- and lignin-free paper meets the most exacting requirements for age resistance and is specially designed for fine art printing. If the prints are properly stored and handled, they can last for generations. We print upon order to limit waste and give each product one last look before shipping out. OUR FRAMES Framing artworks is an art itself. The right frame and materials will enhance the presentation of an artwork and can make it last for a very long time. We currently offer lightweight wood frames with a Scandinavian design aesthetic. Each frame is hand-crafted with a sheet of artist-grade, shatter resistent acrylic glass. This type of glass will also minimize glare. Each frame comes with easy hanging hardware so your artwork is ready to hang as soon as it arrives. This glass will also minimize glare and reflections. Our frames are available in oak, black and white and have the following measurements: Depth: 1.25” Width: 0.75” You can read more about our products here. DELIVERY Read more about our deliveries here. SIZE GUIDE Our prints are available in multiple sizes. In addition, we offer two different styles, no border, and white border. The white border is included in the total size of the print itself.
