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Fine Art Prints

Fine Art Prints are printed using Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1100 printer which delivers the following qualities

·  12-Color LUCIA PRO II Ink System: Delivers vibrant colors, deep blacks, and smooth gradations for museum-quality prints.

·  200-Year Archival Longevity: Fade-resistant prints that last generations, with enhanced scratch resistance.

·  2400 x 1200 dpi Resolution: Crisp, precise details for every brushstroke and texture.

·  Professional Color Accuracy: Calibrated output ensures fidelity to the artist’s vision.

Fine Art Print Paper: Big Bend Baryta 310 Paper

Big Bend Baryta offers all of the rich tonality, depth, and feel of a traditional darkroom print. The paper has an elegantly smooth finish and subtle reflectivity. Big Bend has a pleasant neutral white tone imparted by a 100% barium sulfate (baryta) layer. Baryta is the "old school" way of whitening paper and it adds natural richness to portraits and landscapes.

Big Bend Baryta's whiteness comes from a special barium sulfate variant called blanc-fixe, which means permanent white. This material is in the coating. It is inert and lends stability to the paper's whiteness over time. The coating and base materials are free of acid, lignin, and fluorescent brightening agents. Palo Duro Baryta Fiber gives you all you need for true exhibition quality photographic prints.

·       Archival grade material

·       Neutral white paper – neither warm or cool surface tone 

·       FOGRA Certified ISO 9706 (paper aging standards) 

·       There are no markings or logos on the back 

·       Very low OBA content 

 Greeting Card Paper & Printer

My cards are their own little piece of art. They are printed on 100% cotton rag content, Aurora White 300 Greeting card Paper which offers the look and feel of fine art paper. This Aurora features a brighter white shade for crisp color tones, a semi-smooth surface, an acid-free base stock, and coating. Aurora White contains minimal optical brighteners . It is 300gsm weight and 18 mil thick.

They are printed on archival and acid free greeting paper. What does that mean?

Longevity and preservation

Acid-free paper resists yellowing, brittleness, fading, and chemical breakdown over time (unlike regular acidic paper, which deteriorates faster due to lignin and other compounds). Archival-grade takes this further, meeting stricter standards for lightfastness and durability. So they are heirloom-quality items that can be treasured for decades (or even generations in some cases), rather than disposable.

The Cards are printed on my premium inkjet Canon Pixma Pro 200 printer.

Bookmarks

The bookmarks are printed on premium Artic Luster Photo Paper and is one of the highest standard luster photo paper on the market. So when you buy bookmarks from me you are buying a piece of art that will add beauty to the ordinary.

The Bookmarks are printed on my premium inject Canon Pixma Pro 200 printer.

Camera and Editing Information:

Camera: Cannon EOS RP

Macro Shot Lens: RF100mm F2.8 L

Landscape Shot Lens: RF 14-35mm F4 L

Editing Software: Adobe Lightroom