Print options explained
Three finishes, one portrait. Here is what each one is and who it suits.
What is the difference between a print, a canvas and a framed canvas?
A fine-art print is your portrait on 200gsm matte paper, unframed, so you choose the frame. A canvas is printed on cotton fabric, stretched over a 38mm wooden frame, ready to hang bare. A framed canvas is that same canvas in a floating frame, black, white, natural wood or brown, with a slim shadow gap around the edge.
The framed canvas comes in 12 x 16 inches, 16 x 20 inches, and 24 x 30 inches only.
Black
White
Natural wood
Brown
Which finish suits a pet portrait best?
Painted and drawn styles suit canvas: the fabric weave reads like a real painting up close. Photographic styles suit matte art paper behind glass, where the surface holds detail without glare. The framed canvas suits anyone who wants it ready to hang, which is why it is the option we show first.
What arrives in the box, and how do I look after it?
Every finish arrives ready to display, with nothing else to assemble: no glass to fit, no wire to add. Keep any of the three out of direct sun, and dust a canvas with a dry cloth. Never use a damp cloth or a cleaning spray on a canvas surface.
