Print Types
Fine art printing involves the meticulous process of printing on museum-quality archival mediums using archival pigment inks and high-resolution inkjet printers. The term 'fine' originates from the French word 'fin,' which signifies exceptional quality and perfection.
The combination of superior papers, inks, and printers results in... Read More
Archival prints are exquisite artworks crafted using refined pigmented ink particles, resulting in museum-quality, high- resolution pieces. These prints are designed to withstand the test of time, creating lasting artworks. However, the duration of archival prints cannot be universally defined, as it depends on various factors such... Read More
Photographic prints are physical copies of photographs that have been developed from a negative or digital image. They can be produced using a variety of printing methods, each with its own characteristics and advantages.
One of the most common types of photographic prints is the chromogenic silver halide print, which uses a process... Read More