We Are One: Fine Art Print

Original Artwork

Please do not allow any rigid object to press against the front or back surface of the stretched canvas as this could create permanent indentation damage.
When transferring, take care to protect the canvas surfaces from becoming dented. If your canvas painting does get slightly stretched or dented in an area, sometimes spraying water on the back of the canvas can shrink the stretch/dent, depending on how severe it is If unsure about doing this yourself, have a professional do it. 
When handling your painting, please avoid touching or handling the surface of the painting. Your skins’ oils contain acids and can damage the artwork if touched too much. To hold and move your painting, please handle it by the sides.
It’s best not to place the artwork above a heat source such as working fireplaces, radiators etc, due to the damage potentially caused by radiating heat.
It is also unadvisable to hang artworks in a moist environment such as a room which has a bath or shower. Rapid environmental fluctuations will be harmful to the painting.
Please do not attempt to clean the surface by using solvents or cleaning products! In fact, it is discouraged to use any liquid, including water, to clean the surface of your acrylic painting.
You may use a delicate brush to gently remove surface dirt from your artwork. If the paint is damaged in any way, avoid dusting altogether.
The best type of light for your painting is indirect sunlight, recessed lighting.
With proper care, you can keep your paintings around for a lifetime. Enjoy!

Fine Art Prints

Prints on paper are fragile and can be easily damaged.
When taking your print out its packaging, open your print gently, with freshly cleaned and dry hands. Try to avoid touching the printed surface with bare fingers (as oil and debris can transfer from your hands onto the print). But with clean, dry hands, you can handle it with the borders.
Take special care whenever handling all prints. The best way to carry such prints is to grasp the top left and top right corner of the print, so it doesn’t crease.
Keep your print covered in the acid free tissue paper that it was rolled and posted in until it is framed to avoid any damage.
Frame behind glass for longevity and display in a room free from moisture.

Flattening Your Rolled-Up Giclée Print
On a flat surface, unpack the rolled up print carefully - there will be a thick paper wrapped around and taped up on the outside of your print, with the acid free tissue paper then covering the front surface of it.
Lay your print out, image side up on a flat surface, and with the tissue paper still covering the print’s image, place some flat, smooth and heavy objects around the edges and the middle of the print - books are perfect for this! Let your print flatten overnight (leave for longer if not sufficiently flat).
I recommend using a clean, dry, soft, lint-free cloth to gently wipe any dust off your print.
Your print will then be ready to careful pop into its frame!

Free Delivery!

Please allow 2 weeks for your Original Art to be sent to you from Surrey. If you are having it framed I will need up to 4 weeks to have it out for delivery.

Please allow 2-3 days for your Prints to be sent to you.

Please go to the bottom of the home page for all the FAQ's. If you have any further questions just sent me an email and I will be more than happy to help your query.

None of the Original Artwork is fit within a frame but as you can see from the images, a floating frame is a wonderful addition to really finish of the piece. If you have a specific frame type you have in mind please let me know before purchase.

Please see my Frame Guide for more information on framing your Fine Art Prints.