Archival Prints for Sale
Prestige (cherry)
Grande (cherry)
Metal (cobalt blue)
Regency (cherry)
Silver/Blue Linen Frame
Printing Process
Original art is photographed by Photographer Greg Staley (Silver Spring, MD), who creates a color transparency of the artwork, which I laser scan and digitally correct/enhance, and individually print.
Archival Materials
Archival means that the image will not fade or yellow over time. Specifically, I use special pigmented-based inks and acid free fine art paper. Most inks and pigments will react naturally to UV light, air-borne ozone, or acid materials in the paper, and this may result in the image becoming faded or the paper becoming yellow over time. (Some lower quality materials will have noticeable fading in 2-3 years). The combination of inks and paper that I use has been independently researched to last over 100 years.
Print only Signed
and numbered, printed on high quality fine art paper.
Framed Matted with Crescent Museum rag, all materials archival, several frame and matting choices available:
Please contact me to arrange what mat and frame works best for your favorite image !
Step Oak (walnut)Framed Matted with Crescent Museum rag, all materials archival, several frame and matting choices available:
Please contact me to arrange what mat and frame works best for your favorite image !
Prestige (cherry)
Grande (cherry)
Metal (cobalt blue)
Regency (cherry)
Silver/Blue Linen Frame
Printing Process
Original art is photographed by Photographer Greg Staley (Silver Spring, MD), who creates a color transparency of the artwork, which I laser scan and digitally correct/enhance, and individually print.
Archival Materials
Archival means that the image will not fade or yellow over time. Specifically, I use special pigmented-based inks and acid free fine art paper. Most inks and pigments will react naturally to UV light, air-borne ozone, or acid materials in the paper, and this may result in the image becoming faded or the paper becoming yellow over time. (Some lower quality materials will have noticeable fading in 2-3 years). The combination of inks and paper that I use has been independently researched to last over 100 years.