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Featured Artist: Matt Thomas
Matt Thomas is a photographer whose work blends striking natural landscapes with unexpected and imaginative storytelling. His images often explore atmosphere, light, and composition, capturing scenes that feel both quiet and dramatic. While much of his photography focuses on nature and wildlife, Thomas has also gained attention for a distinctive series of photographs featuring dolls…
The Hidden Benefits of Archival Inks (And Why We Use Them)
Most artists prioritize paper, canvas, or color accuracy when printing their work. Those aspects matter. A great deal. But one of the biggest factors in print quality involves ink. Archival inks are the foundation of a print that lasts, and they do more heavy lifting than most people realize. Here’s why we use them for…
How to Care for Giclée Prints: A Collector’s Guide
Art prints are currently reshaping the art market, and giclée prints have become a vital part of modern art collecting. People value them for their exceptional color accuracy, fine detail, and archival quality. They also bridge the gap between original artworks and accessible editions. But while giclée prints are made to last, their longevity depends…
Why Giclée Prints Make Excellent Gifts and Heirlooms
Choosing a holiday or birthday gift for someone can be a challenge. Many options fall short in predictable ways. Some are thoughtful but fleeting, others last but don’t feel personal. Giclée prints sit in a quieter, more meaningful category. They’re designed to last, but they also feel intentional. They’re chosen for a reason, and they…
Featured Artist: Randall Ball
Randall Ball is an internationally awarded fine art wildlife photographer whose images reveal far more than the surface beauty of nature. His work captures mood, tension, and quiet resilience. Based in Houston, Texas, Ball specializes in environmental portraits of wildlife that feel intentional and deeply considered, images that invite viewers to slow down and look…
How to Choose Between Paper and Canvas for Your Giclée Print
When it comes to fine art reproduction, few printing methods match the beauty and longevity of giclée printing. But one important question remains for many artists and collectors: Should you print on paper or canvas? Each material offers unique advantages depending on your artwork, display preferences, and intended use. In this guide, we’ll break down…
Featured Artist: Ryan Hay
Ryan Hay is a Grand Rapids–based artist whose creative work spans multiple disciplines, including abstract painting, music, and writing. His artistic practice reflects a deep interest in experimentation and collaboration, often blending visual art with sound and performance. Hay first built his creative identity as a musician and writer before turning to painting. A serious…
Mirrored Edge vs. Solid Edge: What’s Right for Your Canvas Print?
When you’re ordering a stretched canvas giclée print, one of the important design choices you’ll make is how the edge of the canvas will be handled. While it may seem like a small detail, your decision between a mirrored edge or a solid color edge can significantly impact the final look and feel of your…
Featured Artist: Joshua Risner
Joshua Adam Risner is a fine artist who paints not just faces, but legacies. Best known for his oil portraiture and philosophical approach to realism, Risner’s artistry honors traditional techniques while engaging deeply with contemporary meaning. Now based in West Michigan and serving as Artist in Residence at the Michigan State Capitol, Risner’s body of…