Information and Options

Each of my fine art prints are the result of meticulous testing using professionally calibrated monitors and printing tools to give you what I believe are industry leading detail, vibrance and contrast. I spend months fine tuning these images and printing test versions before I am content to offer them to my discerning collectors. All of my prints are released in editions of under 100, with many being much smaller runs for exclusive fine art collections.

Due to the variations in available mediums, image size/resolution, and aspect ratios, I like to work directly with my clients on choosing the right options for each print, on a per-image basis. I offer free personal art design consultation via e-mail, phone and skype for all of my clients. I am more than happy to advise on size, complimentary colors for your home/room and advice on which print medium may be best suited for you and welcome you send in pictures of your space with approximate dimensions to help inform our conversations. Upon request I can provide you with a virtual visualization of what a specific image at different sizes will look like in your space.

The 4 mediums I offer are Loose Paper Prints, Dye Sublimation Metal Prints, Standard Acrylic or Premium Lumachrome Acrylic Face Mounts. Metal, lumachrome and Standard Acrylic prints arrive ready to hang, while paper prints will require seperate framing.

Lumachrome Acrylic prints have the highest color vibrance, clarity, and luminance of the three options. These gallery-quality pieces feature scratch-resistant, anti-reflection TruLife glass; Italian-made ROMA recessed floating frames; and a protective backing. French cleats are included for easy hanging.

Please contact me to begin an order. Include the title of each image you're interested in, as well as your preferred size and print medium. Shipping is free within the lower 48 states of the US.

Below is an example price list for limited edition prints of 100 in a 2x3 crop ratio for . Other ratios such as 1x1 square prints and 4x5 ratios follow the same basic pricing structures directly related to the size (number of sq. inches) of a print. The lower the number of editions of a specific image the greater the collection value and up-font cost of an image usually by a factor of 15%. For example: the same sized print of an edition of 100 that costs $100, would be $115 for an edition of 50 and $130 for an edition of $25.