FAQ

There are 3 options that I personally have printed for myself and recommend. They are photographic paper, canvas, and aluminum metal. Photographic Paper - It's glossy, smooth, and has a lot of contrast. The glossy paper is ideal for photo prints that need to be viewed from a distance. Glossy papers should not be used where there's a lot of light, especially direct sunlight, as they tend to reflect light. A picture frame is needed. Canvas - With a canvas print, you can display your favorite photo without worrying about glare since canvas provides a matte finish. Canvas prints make it easy to show off your most prized photos no matter the room lighting or the time of day. No picture frame is needed. Metal (Aluminum) - Metal prints are durable and archival, ensuring your artwork lasts. You don't have to worry about a piece fading in the sunlight or getting water damage while cleaning it. You also don't need to use a frame when you choose to print on metal, providing a sleek and modern look with a variety of mounting options are available to suit any style.

36 Ib. Heavyweight Coated Bond Paper which is a high-quality base paper designed for optimum imaging quality.

As a dedicated full-time architecture student, I am actively engaged in managing the comprehensive design-to-print-to-delivery process independently. While juggling a demanding workload, I am committed to delivering high-quality prints to you. The turnaround time may vary based on factors such as the size of the project, the materials involved, and the shipping location. However, I strive to ensure that you receive your prints within a timeframe of 2-3 weeks, taking into consideration the intricacies, specific requirements of each project, and the turnaround time from the store I send my designs to be printed from.

I am delighted to offer commissioned design prints, digital designs, and specialty-sized prints tailored to your preferences. Please feel free to reach out by sending me an email with your specific request. I look forward to engaging in a detailed conversation about your design vision and discussing pricing to ensure that the final product aligns perfectly with your expectations.