From Original Artwork to Archival Print.
Professional artwork photography, scanning, color management, and fine art printing, all under one roof.
Artwork Photography
Your Original, Captured With Care
A high-quality reproduction starts with a high-quality digital capture.
Artwork photography is ideal for paintings, drawings, scratchboard, mixed media, and original pieces that don't lend themselves well to flatbed scanning.
I use controlled lighting and a careful capture process to create a high-resolution digital file that preserves the detail, tonal range, and color of your original artwork.
Fine Art Scanning
Every Detail Matters.
For artwork that is well suited to flatbed scanning, scanning can provide an incredibly detailed digital capture.
It's particularly useful for smaller, relatively flat artwork where fine line detail and surface information need to be preserved.
I'll help determine whether scanning or photography is the better approach for your artwork.
Fine Art Printing
Archival Prints Made for Artists.
Your artwork deserves better than a standard office or photo-lab print.
Fine art printing uses archival pigment inks and carefully selected papers to produce reproductions with excellent detail, tonal range, and longevity.
Prints can be produced as individual reproductions or as part of a limited edition.
Color Matching
Getting Color Right.
Color is one of the most difficult parts of reproducing artwork—and one of the easiest places for a reproduction to go wrong.
A file that looks correct on one screen may produce a very different result on paper.
That's why I use a color-managed workflow and evaluate artwork, digital files, papers, and prints as parts of the same process.
The goal isn't simply to make a pleasing print.
The goal is to make a print that represents your artwork.
Consultation
Not Sure What You Need?
You don't need to understand ICC profiles, color spaces, paper weights, or resolution before contacting me.
That's part of what I'm here for.
Tell me about your artwork and what you're hoping to do with it, and we'll determine the best way to reproduce it.
Have Artwork You Would Like to Reproduce?
Let’s figure it out together!