THE SMALL PRINT & FAQ'S

• Our print area is an approximation, so your art may not be perfectly centered. Additionally, there may be small drops of paint outside the art area. However, you don't need to worry because a mat and frame can easily fix any slight misalignment and enhance the beauty of your art.

• When you get a piece of art from us, it comes with a show kit. You'll get a white mat, a backboard, and a plastic sleeve to protect your new piece when it ships. You can easily pop the mat into a standard frame (specific sizes for the frame are in the description section for each piece), or if you're feeling fancy, get it professionally matted and framed in any color and size you want. Oh, and don't forget to use UV protected glass to make sure your beautiful art stays vibrant for years to come! 

• Our monotypes and mixed-media pieces feature charming, colorful nuggets of paint along the edges. Consider them as delightful surprises that add character to your art.

• As packaging gurus, we take immense pride in our ability to ensure your happiness reaches you in the best condition possible. Our dedication to perfect packaging and customer service is unmatched. In the rare instance that your order arrives damaged, rest assured that our customer service team will promptly address the issue and make things right for you. Your satisfaction is our top priority, and we are committed to delivering the best experience possible.  Please take pictures of the outer packaging before you look inside.  We will want to see pics of the inside, too.

• Just a heads up, not all monitors and devices display colors the same way.

• And remember, all our work is copyrighted and shouldn't be reproduced without our permission. Let's keep it original and awesome together.   Thank you!

What is the differnce between a monotype and a mixed-media piece of art?

• For our unique style of art, the concept of a monotype involves creating a one-of-a-kind print on a gelatin printing plate, resulting in truly unique pieces that cannot be replicated. When incorporating mixed-media into our art, the process involves enhancing these monotypes with elements such as collage, acrylic paints, mediums, inks, gesso, and various types of art crayons, lending them an added layer of flair and creativity.  

• Be sure to check out our "An Artist's Bio" section! It's filled with behind-the-scenes insights into our creative process. You'll get a sneak peek into how we work our artistic magic.