Archival pigment on 300gsm cotton rag with a museum border.
A fine art print is a reproduction made to archival standards: acid-free cotton rag paper, pigment inks rather than dye, and a color profile matched to the original artwork. The distinction from a poster is not sharpness, it is lifespan. A fine art print is made to still look correct in fifty years. Love & Love YAH designs each one in-house, makes it to order, and donates 10% of every purchase to a Christian ministry, mission, charity or non-profit.
Paper choice changes the image more than most people expect. Smooth matte holds fine type crisply. Textured rag gives painted work a surface that reads closer to the original.
Frame under UV glazing with an acid-free mat, and keep the print out of direct all-day sun. Handle by the border. Fine art prints are the format collectors and churches buy when a piece is meant to outlast the room it hangs in. 10% of every purchase is donated to a Christian ministry, mission, charity or non-profit. You are helping the Kingdom of Heaven with every purchase.
Materials and lifespan. Fine art prints use acid-free cotton rag and pigment inks rated for decades. Posters use coated stock and will yellow and fade far sooner.
Giclee is the inkjet process used to make these prints. Every fine art print in this collection is a giclee on archival rag.
Smooth matte for typographic and lettering pieces. Textured rag for painted, watercolor, and oil reproductions.
No. They ship unframed with a 1in white border, sized to standard frames and mats.
Pigment inks on cotton rag are rated for many decades indoors under normal light, longer behind UV glazing.
By the white border, with clean dry hands. Fingerprint oil on the image area is difficult to remove from matte rag.
70% goes directly to the artist.