I print each piece on a softly textured, 100% cotton archival art paper using professional pigment inks. The matte surface gives the image a gentle, velvety depth—shadows fall away smoothly, colors settle into an organic calm, and the finished work feels more like an object than an image.
Mounted and framed prints are bonded to an inert, solid backing and then sealed with an archival polymer varnish. This permanent coating eliminates the need for glass between you and the artwork. It reduces scuffing and abrasion, adds moisture resistance, and slows UV-related fading.
Paper prints displayed behind glass and my proprietary mounted‑and‑varnished prints have an estimated longevity of 150 to 400 years, depending on display conditions.
Metal prints are produced for me by one of the top labs in the country. These high‑gloss pieces are known for their vivid color and mirror‑like shine. The dye‑sublimation process infuses the image into a coated aluminum surface, creating a durable artwork designed to last a lifetime.
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