Can I order a print with just matting?
Yes, you can. When creating your print, make sure you include a border on your print. Matting options will be found below sizing.
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Tips to Getting Better Prints – Order Fulfillment Guide – FAQs
Yes, you can. When creating your print, make sure you include a border on your print. Matting options will be found below sizing.
Read More...We do offer COAs as an option at checkout. You will see an option to order a COA once you add a print to your shopping cart
Read More...When you create your prints for sale, it will be up to you to determine what size will be offered. Consider your subject matter, style and technique as one of the determining factors for your print size. Read more…
Read More...View our returns page for more information regarding refunds and/or returns.
Read More...Please contact us within 30 days of placing your order if you are unhappy with your print. Our first goal will be to help you get a satisfactory replacement. If that is not an option, we offer a 30 day money back guarantee.
Read More...Preferred digital file formats include JPG, PNG, BMP and TIFF. 240MB is the max file size accepted (depending on site traffic).
Read More...Knowing a suitable print size from your digital image files may be challenging if you are not familiar with using programs such as Photoshop or other image editing tools. We recommend a resolution between 72 dpi to 300 dpi at the print size you want.
Read More...A real-time preview will be visible as you go through the print setup process. In addition, a time stamped preview of how your image will be printed will show up in your shopping cart before you submit your order. If this is not enough, please read our post about 3 ways to proof your work.
Read More...It will be up to you to select a print size that compliments your image’s current aspect ratio. If your image file does not quite match those dimensions, it will be cropped to accommodate the print size selected. This can result in part of your image file being cropped.
Read More...We are unable to always properly assess if an image is suitable for printing due to varying standards and degrees of expectations a customer might have. The production team does their best to check prints for obvious defects within the print itself (paper, ink smudges, scratches, etc).
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