Important

• EU tax is a pain so I'm NOT currently shipping to EU countries, sorry. Mail me if that effects you.
• Postage is currently included in the prices.

About the prints

• All prints are produced using the giclée printing process, ensuring high-quality reproductions with an archival lifespan of up to 200 years.
• Unless stated otherwise, all prints are open edition.
• Payment is via PayPal which allows you to pay via your PayPal balance or via credit card.
• Prices are shown in £GBP however that is converted to your local currency during checkout.
• Shipping is currently included with your order, making it easy and convenient to receive your prints.
• Please note that the print size reflects the size of the paper and includes any borders, if applicable.
• The prints are proudly made in the United Kingdom, supporting local businesses.
• Prints are shipped in sturdy triangular shipping "tubes" to avoid damage.
• In the unlikely event that your print is lost or damaged during transit, it will be replaced free of charge to ensure your complete satisfaction.

Please do...

• Double or triple check that you've selected the correct print!
• If you have a PayPal account, confirm to yourself that your contact details are up to date.

What is a giclée print?

Giclée printing, derived from the French words "to spray" or "to squirt", is a professional-grade printing process that is similar to the inkjet printing you may have done at home. However, there are a few key differences that set giclée printing apart. First and foremost, giclée printing utilizes high-quality paper that is thicker and of a better grade than the standard paper used for home printing. While some specialized giclée papers may be thinner, they are still of higher quality than what is typically used for home printing. Additionally, giclée prints can be produced at much larger sizes than home printers are capable of handling - for example, an A0 print, measuring 84.1 x 118.9 cm (33.1 x 46.8 inches). Finally, the ink used in giclée printing is of archival quality, meaning that it is designed to last for many years without fading.

How long do giclée prints last?

While it is true that giclée prints have the potential to last up to 150-200 years under ideal archival conditions - such as being stored in a dark, climate-controlled environment - real-world conditions are often less than optimal. As a result, the actual lifespan of a giclée print is likely to be shorter, with a more realistic expectation of 70-80 years. Ultimately, the longevity of a giclée print will depend on a variety of factors, including the quality of the materials used, the care taken in handling and displaying the print, and the environmental conditions it is exposed to.

Turnaround

Typically, prints are produced within 3-5 working days, although the exact time depends on the current workload of the printing company. Once the prints are completed, the shipping time from the UK to your location will also influence the overall delivery time.