FAQ
Q: Do you offer free shipping?
A: Yes — shipping is always free within the USA.
Q: Can you do custom orders?
A: Absolutely! Any image can be produced in different sizes on metal, canvas, or fine art paper. I can also frame or print on acrylic by request. Just let me know the image and size you’re interested in, and I’ll email you a sample crop along with a quote.
Q: Do you ship internationally?
A: Yes! I have excellent international shipping rates and will be happy to provide you with a custom quote.
Q: Why do larger sizes cost more on metal compared to canvas?
A: The cost per square inch of metal stays about the same at all sizes, while canvas becomes more cost-effective at larger sizes since the stretcher bar cost is fixed. Larger pieces may also need custom crating, which adds to handling and shipping costs.
Metal Prints: Single-panel metal over 40″ requires custom crating, which is why you’ll see a price jump at that size.
Canvas Gallery Wraps: Single-panel canvas over 60″ also requires crating, which increases cost at that size.
Q: What’s the difference between high gloss and lustre finish?
A: Metal prints are traditionally high-gloss, which makes colors pop with a luminous shine. The lustre (mid-gloss) finish reduces glare — a great choice for rooms with lots of windows. Canvas gallery wraps are printed with a lustre finish unless high-gloss is requested.
Q: Can I give one of your prints as a gift?
A: Definitely! I can gift-wrap and/or include a personal note at no extra charge.
Q: How can your images be printed so large and still look sharp?
A: I use professional-grade gear, including a medium format camera with a much larger sensor than standard full-frame cameras. This allows me to capture incredible detail, smoother tonal transitions, and richer colors — so even large prints remain crisp and vibrant.
Q: What is a triptych?
A: A triptych is a panoramic image split into three panels, displayed with about one inch of space between each panel. They’re striking, popular, and make a bold statement on any wall.