ROLLED CANVAS

PRINT

We offer two canvas types: rolled and stretched canvas. You'll have to take this into consideration as choosing the right canvas type for your project is vital. You'll find that we offer our stretched canvas prints in different sizes. Our rolled canvas prints are  available in custom sizes from 20x20cm up to 100 x 320cm.

Keep in mind though — after receiving your rolled canvas, take them to a local frame shop for final stretching or framing.

STRETCHED CANVAS

PRINT

If you're looking to decorate your homes with a family portrait or an art reproduction, a stretched art canvas is your best choice. The ultra-durable, natural cotton blend we use for stretched canvas prints makes for long-lasting wall decorations.

CANVAS

EDGES

We can offer you two wrapping options for your stretched art canvas orders: museum-wrapping (4cm white or black  space around the canvas image to accommodate the decorative frame) or gallery-wrapping
 (4cm of the image extends over
the canvas’ frames).

All prices include GST

MATT ART PRINT

Old photos were often printed on Matt Art photo paper, and black and white photos look better when printed on a satin or Matt Art photo paper finish. Matt doesn’t reflect light, so is easy to view under any light, however may not have the upmarket look and feel of gloss paper

GLOSS PAPER  PRINT

Today, people like a gloss finish as it looks and feels luxurious. Colours appear to be brighter and more vibrant. We associate gloss with quality – many upmarket magazines are printed on a gloss paper stock.  Its what people have come to expect. However, gloss may be less easy to view in strong light because of its reflective and shiny surface.

SATIN PAPER  PRINT

Is the perfect compromise between the two as it is less shiny and reflects far less light than gloss paper. You get the best of both: the gloss benefit of sharper colours, brightness and vibrancy, and the matt benefit of a photo that is easier to view under strong light.

SCREEN

PRINTING

Screen printing, sometimes referred to as silk screening, is a form of garment printing in which inks are pressed through a screen onto a garment, leaving a layer of ink on top of the fabric. Screen printing is the most established and widely-used form of garment printing available.

PRINTING

PROCESS

During the printing process, a set of screens (one for each color being printed) rotates around a press in a clockwise motion and takes turns being pressed onto each garment.

Screen printed apparel is a great and economical option for athletic team uniforms, graphic t-shirts, business shirts, volunteer event shirts, and much more.

BENEFITS
OF SCREEN PRINTING

Extremely vivid colors!

The more items you order, the less the price per unit will be!

All colored shirts are welcomed!

Simple designs with 1-6 colors!