Find Your Perfect Art Print

An original artwork is the unique piece created by the artist’s hand. An art print is a high-resolution reproduction of that original. The main difference is that prints allow the artist to offer their work to a wider audience at a lower price point while maintaining the visual beauty of the original piece.

Regular prints (like posters) use dye-based inks and thin paper, which fade quickly. Giclée prints use pigment-based inks and archival-quality paper or canvas. This results in a much higher color accuracy and a lifespan of 100+ years without fading.

The most common types include:

• Giclée: High-end museum quality.

• Open Edition: Prints that are produced indefinitely.

• Limited Edition: A set number of prints are made (e.g., only 50 in existence), making them more collectible.

A limited edition means only a specific number of prints will ever be produced in that size or style. Once they are sold out, they are never printed again. This exclusivity often increases the print’s value over time compared to open editions.

For a statement piece above a sofa or bed, look for a print that covers 60% to 75% of the wall space. For gallery walls, mixing smaller sizes (like 30x40cm and 50x70cm) creates a dynamic look.

Yes! We want your art to fit your home perfectly. If you have a specific frame or a unique wall space, please contact us and we can provide a custom quote for the size you need.

At PrintStudio.art, we primarily use premium archival matte paper and professional cotton canvas. Paper offers a crisp, detailed look perfect for framing, while canvas provides a textured, three-dimensional feel.

Price is usually determined by the size, the material (canvas vs. paper), and whether it is an open or limited edition. Limited editions and larger formats require more specialized handling and carry a higher collector value.

Our Giclée prints are highly resistant to UV light, but we always recommend avoiding direct, harsh sunlight to maximize longevity. For high-moisture areas like bathrooms, canvas is often a better choice than paper, as it is more durable under varying humidity.

When printed using the archival Giclée process and kept out of direct extreme elements, our art prints are designed to last for 100 to 200 years without noticeable fading or yellowing.

Look for details on the paper weight (at least 200gsm), the ink type (pigment-based is best), and the reputation of the studio. Buying direct from a specialized studio like PrintStudio.art ensures you are getting a professional product rather than a mass-produced poster.