Your Options
For all canvas and paper prints, Heidi Emma has enlisted the service of a professional art photographer to capture the colours, textures and intricies of the original. Painstaking colour matching is part of the process to ensure it is hard to pick the difference between original and print.
These are high quality reproductions using archival materials. To ensure the value of your purchase, each has a certificate of authenticity and limited edition prints are numbered, with no more than 50 paper prints, and 50 canvas prints in production.
“Rolled”
“Rolled” means that the painting is printed on high quality canvas or paper and carefully transported in a mailing tube. This product will require framing by yourself for my easy to frame ‘small prints’ range or at a framers of your choice once you receive it. This print selection is sealed for longevity, however it is recommended that canvas surfaces are still treated with a high level of care to avoid scratching to the image surface.
“Stretched canvas”
“Stretched” is an option for canvas lovers and means the print is printed on canvas, sealed and stretched across a premium 38mm timber frame, neatly finished including felt stoppers and hanging rope. Unwrap and hang immediately in that special spot.
“Framed Canvas”
“Framed” means the artwork is a canvas print stretched using 38mm stretcher bars, with a 55mm deep float frame attached in your choice of wood. This method of framing features a 3mm shadow gap between the frame and print. It is neatly finished including felt stoppers and hanging wire. Unwrap and hang immediately in that special spot.
“Paper”
When you choose a paper print, you choose a high-quality reproduction using archival inks and paper. We use 310gsm Cotton Rag with Light Texture Ilford Matt Cotton Medina due to the way to paper captures and enhances the beautiful texture of Heidi Emma’s oil paintings. This print has high-colour consistency and gamut alongside excellent image stability.
Art paper prints can be purchased as print only as these are best protected under anti-glare, UV resistant glass which is problematic to post. In order for your print to reach you safely, they are carefully laid flat between board to post (small prints), or rolled between tissue paper and sent in a postal tube for protection (larger prints). They come with a white border.