For Canvas or PVC
Modern Art printed on to PVC or Canvas, stretched over aluminium frames
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
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Hi Everyone,
While I am a graphic designer, I have not touched a canvas in YEARS as in paint, I did do a set of digital prints for my office last year, which I have had a few requests to do again.
So I'm setting up the option, as something I can do, offer and create for those interested.
Basically, these first prints were of the black and white images, if ladies faces created out of splatters. I printed them on a PVC instead of Canvas, as Banners have a 10 year life span, and if your image is exposed so sun at any stage, its not going to fade as fast as a canvas print will.
I then had it stretched over a custom made aluminium frame. why aluminium? well, its NOT going to break, the PVC is heavier than canvas...and its NOT going to break, warp, bend or move.
the option for canvas is there for those who are interested.
PVC is the cheaper option and does a GREAT print!
Prices are on the side of the page, to the right.
Option for prints will be added up on a regular basis.
If you have seen something you like, or have an idea, or want a photo done and edited perhaps and some work done, send it my way.
While I am a graphic designer, I have not touched a canvas in YEARS as in paint, I did do a set of digital prints for my office last year, which I have had a few requests to do again.
So I'm setting up the option, as something I can do, offer and create for those interested.
Basically, these first prints were of the black and white images, if ladies faces created out of splatters. I printed them on a PVC instead of Canvas, as Banners have a 10 year life span, and if your image is exposed so sun at any stage, its not going to fade as fast as a canvas print will.
I then had it stretched over a custom made aluminium frame. why aluminium? well, its NOT going to break, the PVC is heavier than canvas...and its NOT going to break, warp, bend or move.
the option for canvas is there for those who are interested.
PVC is the cheaper option and does a GREAT print!
Prices are on the side of the page, to the right.
Option for prints will be added up on a regular basis.
If you have seen something you like, or have an idea, or want a photo done and edited perhaps and some work done, send it my way.
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