A R T P A P E R

A selection of professional premium papers are used with each print, the choice really depends on the image and you can rest assured that the final output will be carefully selected for maximum results.

Canson Photographique

Canson Infinity Rag Photographique is a 100% cotton museum grade white Fine Art and photo paper. The exceptional smooth white tone is achieved during manufacturing by introducing natural minerals to the process.

Chromajet Metallic Pearl

A premium inkjet paper with a unique pearlescent surface finish, designed for the application of photography and art print reproductions. The finish is similar to traditional silver-halide metallic photographic papers and offers exceptional image clarity and brilliant colour reproduction with a cool, high-gloss metallic finish with a blue iridescence.

Epson Hot Press

For fine art photographers looking for a matte medium that can deliver a wide colour gamut with a natural colour, Epson has developed Hot Press Natural Paper. Made from 100% cotton rag and using a hot press production technique, this paper features a smooth matte finish. The heavy weight of 330 gsm, thickness of 17 mil, and opacity of 98% further give this paper the look and feel of a true fine art paper. Designed for longevity, Hot Press is free of acid, lignin, and chlorine and is pH buffered.

CANVAS

Our canvas prints feature a white border to ensure that the image remains intact without sacrificing any part of it during the wrapping process. This design choice preserves the integrity and completeness of the artwork, enhancing its visual appeal and overall presentation.

PRINTERS

The Epson Stylus Pro 11880 64" Large-Format Inkjet Printer incorporates a durable, 64-inch wide printer engine design and uses UltraChrome K3 Ink technology - now enhanced with Epson's breakthrough Vivid Magenta pigments - to produce archival prints with amazing colour accuracy, gloss level, and scratch resistance.

Wilhelm Imaging Research

Henry Wilhelm discusses the history of photographic print permanence, the creation of Wilhelm Imaging Research, and how Epson's latest generation of photographic printing technologies has changed professional photography forever.