Multi Panel Split Canvas Print
Multi Panel Design Canvas Print:
John CilioUSA
I just received my first metal art item. I'm blown away at the spectacular color, depth and sense of beauty from the medium. I'm really speechless at how beautiful you made my photo appear and how well it was packed! Thank you for delivering!
MorleyOntario, Canada
I am very pleased with the panorama print you did for me, and I am amazed at your service. I ordered and emailed the image to you at 9:30 a.m. Thursday evening and received the completed work safely wrapped just after 9 a.m. on Monday morning. I will certainly be asking you to do further work for me. Many thanks.
Q. How can I select the way the sides of my canvas are printed?
After uploading your image you will see an option to select the printing area of your image and you will see the option between Gallery wrap: we use your image and extend it to the sides. And Mirroring: we reflect the extremity of your image and reflect it on the side so you are not losing any area in front your canvas / or Solid color.
Q. What is the actual finished size of a framed CANVAS print?
When you select our premium "wrap" style, 1.5 inch thick wood Frame for your canvas print, we will increase the size of your image by 1.5 inches all around. This way we can wrap the canvas around the frame with the edges of your image. We will however always check to make sure we are not removing a crucial element of your picture.
Q. How should I decide which varnish to use?
To know which varnish to choose, it is important to understand the differences between each:
The non-varnished canvas has a stronger texture of the cotton which works very well for paintings.
The matte varnish has a much sleeker finish with a stronger depth in colors, making it more suitable for realistic photographed images (family, landscape, etc.).
The glossy finish is best used for images that are semi-digital (edited images) or digital images, with the glaze of the finish creating a reflection that almost emulates the lighting of a screen.
The silver finish is very special in nature and hence often a hit-and-miss. However, from our experience printing it. We noticed that images that have very strong contrast with prominently darker colors (for example, a picture of space) work very well
Please note: standards vary from clients to clients, hence we cannot guarantee that our opinion will adhere to your liking.
The non-varnished canvas has a stronger texture of the cotton which works very well for paintings.
The matte varnish has a much sleeker finish with a stronger depth in colors, making it more suitable for realistic photographed images (family, landscape, etc.).
The glossy finish is best used for images that are semi-digital (edited images) or digital images, with the glaze of the finish creating a reflection that almost emulates the lighting of a screen.
The silver finish is very special in nature and hence often a hit-and-miss. However, from our experience printing it. We noticed that images that have very strong contrast with prominently darker colors (for example, a picture of space) work very well
Please note: standards vary from clients to clients, hence we cannot guarantee that our opinion will adhere to your liking.
Q. Do you have an ICC profile?
We currently do not provide ICC profiles for our media. Managing them across our wide range of specialty materials — such as brushed metal, wood, canvas with varnish, and other textured surfaces — has proven too complex and inconsistent.
We recommend using the sRGB color profile, as all our printers are calibrated to that standard to ensure the most accurate and consistent results.
More details here https://www.pictorem.com/fileprocess.html
Q. What is the maximum print size?
We are using a 60 inch HP Pigment ink plotter, so for: Stretched Canvas print: Max size is 100 inches by 54 inches. Canvas print shipped in Roll: Max size is 150 inches by 58 inches. Please note that if you want want even bigger size, we can print your artwork in multiple panels.
