Prints
Prices are per print and do not include shipping or any taxes. Every image can be printed in any of these, so nothing here is a shortlist. If you know which plate you want, the quiet line under it that says “A print of this plate” is the quickest way to ask. Sizes shown are for square plates. For the few that aren’t, the short side matches and I’ll confirm the exact size.
Sizes and prices
Paper Prints
Sizes shown are paper size. Images have a white border for framing. 8.5x8.5 through 17x17 printed by the artist in-house. Larger sizes lab produced.
| 8.5x8.5 in | $65 | Image 7.5x7.5 in |
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| 13x13 in | $125 | Image 12x12 in |
| 17x17 in | $250 | Image 16x16 in |
| 24x24 in | $495 | Image 20x20 in |
| 30x30 in | $695 | Image 26x26 in |
Metal Prints
Printed edge to edge on aluminum. Deep color and a tough surface, usually non-glare. A frame on the back floats it 3/4 inch off the wall, ready to hang.
| 12x12 in | $225 | |
|---|---|---|
| 16x16 in | $325 | |
| 24x24 in | $750 | |
| 30x30 in | $1,050 |
Acrylic prints
Printed edge to edge and mounted behind 1/4 inch clear acrylic with polished edges. The acrylic gives the picture depth and a glow. Usually non-glare, ready to hang.
| 12x12 in | $325 | |
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| 16x16 in | $450 | |
| 24x24 in | $950 | |
| 30x30 in | $1,350 |
Larger than 30 by 30? Many of these pictures can go much bigger, some to 60 inches. A few of the bolder ones can go bigger still, for a wall seen from across a room, where fine detail matters less. Tell me which one and I’ll tell you what it can do.
Paper prints 24 by 24 inches and larger are a limited edition of 10 per photograph, each one numbered. Smaller paper prints, and all metal and acrylic prints, are open editions.
Prints I make in my studio are signed by hand. Lab-made prints come with a certificate of authenticity signed by me.
For designers and art buyers
Paper prints can be framed to suit the room, and I quote the framing for each order. Unframed paper prints usually reach you in about a week, metal and acrylic in about two, and framed paper prints in three to four, depending on shipping. I’m happy to quote several pieces at once, invoice a company, and work directly with designers. Buying several pieces? Write to me and we’ll talk.
How they are made
Every paper print 17 by 17 inches or smaller is made by hand, one at a time, in my own studio. I work from a monitor calibrated for photographic printing, so what I see is what ends up on the paper, and I inspect each print before it goes anywhere.
I print on a Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1000 using genuine Canon LUCIA PRO archival pigment inks, never third-party or refilled cartridges, on fine art papers from Hahnemühle, Moab, and Canson. Pigment inks on cotton rag and baryta papers are the standard for work meant to last, and a print kept out of direct sunlight, or framed behind UV-protective glass, should hold its colour for many decades. Each one is hand-trimmed. For paper prints, the size quoted is the sheet, with the image centred inside a white border: half an inch up to 17 by 17, two inches on the larger sizes. Metal and acrylic have no border.
The printer sets the ceiling. It takes paper up to 17 inches wide, so paper prints larger than 17 by 17 inches, and every metal and acrylic print, are produced by a professional lab under my direction. Prints up to 17 by 17 inches are open edition. Paper prints 24 by 24 inches and above are limited editions; metal and acrylic are open editions. The edition is explained under the prices.
On the back of each print I make myself, I note its catalogue number and sign it. Prints made by the lab come with a certificate of authenticity signed by me, mailed separately.
Shipping and returns
I ship to wherever you are.
If a print is damaged in transit, tell me and I will replace it. Send a photograph of the damage and the packaging if you can, which helps with the carrier.
Otherwise, sales are final. Each print is made to order, so there are no returns or exchanges. Ask me anything you need to know before you buy, and I would rather talk you out of the wrong picture than sell you one you do not want.
Want to use an image rather than hang it? See licensing.
Anything else, write to me.