Print Technology

In theory, yes, you can print a poster design on canvas or any other medium. Canvas often gives good results. However, for metal, acrylic, and wood, we need to ensure your design is technically suitable for those materials. Contact us with your project details, and we'll help you make the right choice.

Paper & Canvas : (300 dpi) 2400 x 1200 optimized dpi

Acrylic & Wood : (300 dpi) 1200 x 1200 optimized dpi

Metal : (300 dpi) 1440 x 720 optimized dpi

A new textured liquid acrylic coating that when applied manually to the surface of your print makes it appear as if the paint were actually on the canvas, giving it a 3-dimensional appearance!

We Print on a silvery canvas, the white area will become silver and will create a gorgeous light reflection effect. We recommend this type of finish only for black and white or very dark prints.

Of course, we can offer you several framing options for your print, whether it's on paper, canvas, metal, or acrylic. We don't offer this as a standard option, so please contact us with a description of your project at the bottom of the page HERE.

The maximum print dimensions depend on the size of the printer:

Canvas : Stretched : 100 inches x 54 inches and rolled : 150 inches x 58 inches

Satin & Glossy Paper : 96 inches x 58 inches

Fine Art Matte Paper : 96 inches x 44 inches

Acrylic : 96 inches x 60 inches

HD Metal: 60 inches x 40 inches

Wood : 96 inches x 48 inches

**It is always possible to print larger sizes by building a multi-panel print.

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.