Professional prints made for artists, photographers and collectors: on cotton rag, photographic paper, matte canvas and dye-infused aluminum, up to 60 inches wide.
The same file printed on cotton rag and on metallic photo paper produces two genuinely different pieces of work. Choosing well is most of the job.
We print with archival pigment inks and hold a range of surfaces so that the choice is a real one. If you already know what you want, upload the file and tell us the size. If you do not, describe the work and where it will hang, and we will recommend a material and show you a proof before the full job runs.
Every one has its own page with the full technical specification, so you can see exactly what you are printing on.
A 100% cotton rag base with a velvet feel and a discreet texture. Acid and lignin free, certified for 100+ years of display life. The natural home for paintings, watercolours and drawings.
Full specificationA resin-coated luster surface built for photography: rich, lifelike color with true blacks and pure whites, and enough sheen for depth without the glare of full gloss.
Full specificationA luminous metallic surface that catches the light and adds a distinct sense of dimension. Made for sunsets, water, chrome and anything with strong highlights.
Full specificationBreathing Color's flagship poly/cotton matte canvas. Fine Art Trade Guild Blue Wool certified and rated for 100-year archivability. Pairs naturally with gallery wrapping.
Full specificationThe image is infused into the panel's coating rather than printed on top of it, which gives exceptional depth, a durable protective finish, and a frameless presentation.
Full specificationNot a substrate but a finish: a professional spray varnish that deepens color and contrast while guarding the print against UV light, moisture and abrasion.
Full specificationThe equipment and materials behind every job that leaves the building.
The latest 12-ink technology for an unusually wide color gamut, with a 100+ year lightfastness rating from Wilhelm Imaging Research.
Roll media up to 60″ wide in whatever length the material allows. Square, panoramic and custom proportions are all routine.
No optical brightening agents, so whites stay neutral and the piece ages the way it should. UV coating is applied to canvas orders at no extra charge.
We mirror the edges of your image so it appears to continue around the sides of the bars, at no additional charge. Stretching the canvas onto the bars, standard 0.75″ or 1.5″ museum, is a separate charge by longest side; see the chart.
Color profiles are applied as part of the work, not billed as an extra, and there is no minimum order.
We look at what you have sent, check the resolution against the size you want, and tell you honestly if it will not hold up.
Color is corrected on calibrated displays and proofed on the chosen material before the full-size print is committed.
Archival pigment inks onto the paper, canvas or panel you chose, at the size the piece actually needs.
A protective coat where the material calls for it, guarding against UV light, moisture and abrasion.
Canvas hand-stretched over solid wood bars, metal prints mounted to Gator Board, ready to hang when you collect them.
Send the highest quality original you have, a TIFF, PSD or maximum-quality JPEG at the largest pixel dimensions available, and please do not upscale it yourself. If all you have is a phone photograph of the work, we can still advise, but a proper capture or scan will produce a far better print. See art reproduction for that.
Up to 60″ wide on roll media, in whatever length the material allows. Square, panoramic and custom proportions are all fine. Tell us the size you need and we will print it; standard sizes and pricing are on the pricing page.
As a starting point: cotton rag for paintings and drawings, luster photo paper for photography, metallic for images with strong highlights, matte canvas for a painterly finish, and aluminum for a modern frameless look. If you are unsure, tell us the subject and where it will hang.
Yes. We proof before committing to a full-size print, so you can see how your file behaves on the chosen surface before the whole job is run. This matters most on canvas and on matte papers, where the surface changes the image more than people expect.
Upload your file or ask for a quote. Tell us the size, the material if you know it, and when you need it, and we will come back to you with a plan and a price.