Canvas Print
As its name, generally refer to professional quality reproduction of image onto canvas (as base media), instead of paper. The printing technology is known as Giclée (pronounced “zhee-clay”, is an invented name for the process of making fine art prints from a digital source).

Gallery Wrap
A traditional gallery wrap means taking a printed canvas and wrapping it around the stretcher bars (the canvas frame) so that there is no need to frame the piece. There is no exposed wood or raw canvas. You'll get a neat, trim and finished piece that looks great anywhere!

Museum-Grade Canvas
We use the highest quality 373gsm canvas available, with the acid-free buffered sizing that protects the canvas fibres from direct contact with the final priming. Each canvas is then primed with a universal acrylic titanium formula and receives a specially formulated clear top-coat for printing ink receptivity.

Special UV Coatings
All our printing are treated with 2 layers of state-of-the-art UV coatings specially
made for Giclee printing. The canvas prints which are treated will provide
protection against harmful UV ray and serves as the main protective shield for
a fine art canvas that can easily last for 100 years or more.

Stretcher Frame
The process of framing canvas art, where the print is tightly stretched over around the sides of a box stretcher frame, is called gallery-wrapping. This framing process requires a highly skilled and experienced man to perform the fully hand labour job in order to achieve a high quality finish that will last for years.