DIGITAL FINE ART PRINTING SERVICES
Fine art printing requires much more skill and dedication from experienced professionals than other copy and print services.
Our large format Epson printer offers an un-compromised print quality, utilizing eight new color pigments, including a new three-level black technology, which significantly increases the potential quality output for professional color and black and white prints.
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We can handle almost any media type up to 44-inch wide.
Our most popular media include:
SEMI-GLOSS: DIGITAL PHOTO PRINTS
FINE ART TEXTURE: GICLÉES, VINTAGE IMAGES AND ARTWORK
CANVAS: GICLÉES, DIGITAL PHOTO IMAGES
BOTTOM: TRADITIONAL STRETCH (GREEN)
TOP: GALLERY WRAP (RED)
PRINT ON CANVAS
Canvas Giclées
Canvas giclées are among our most popular and recognized products, offering the look and feel of the original artwork. They are a favorite choice for photographers and artists who want to display their work on high-quality fine art canvas.
We take pride in the superior quality of the canvas we use, ensuring a sharper, more vibrant print than typical print-on-canvas services. Many providers offer canvas printing, but the results can vary widely. If you haven’t been satisfied with products from elsewhere, visit us to see our samples—you’ll notice the difference in quality and craftsmanship.
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Mounting & Stretching Canvas Prints
At My Framing Store, Inc., we have the tools and expertise to stretch canvas prints or paintings that may be rolled up or stored away. There are several options for stretching, including different techniques and stretcher bar widths. Often, the artwork itself determines the best bar width, but if you have a custom image printed on canvas, we can size and print it to look great on any stretcher bar you choose.
Traditional Stretch:
A traditional stretch involves stapling the canvas to the sides of the stretcher bar, providing a tight, long-lasting finish. The staples are visible on the sides unless the piece is framed, making it ideal for framed canvas artwork.
Gallery Wrap:
A gallery wrap stretches the canvas around the edges of the stretcher bar and staples it to the back. This creates a clean, polished look for unframed pieces and is often used with deep stretcher bars for display without framing.
Dry Mounting:
For delicate pieces or paintings on non-canvas textiles—such as oil paintings from overseas or street art—dry mounting is an excellent alternative. Using a heat-activated foamcore press, the artwork bonds to the foamcore, producing a flat, clean finish. While dry-mounted pieces cannot hang unframed like stretched canvas, when framed, they achieve the same professional appearance as a stretched canvas.