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Guides · 6 min read
The gallery rule is simple: the center of the piece sits at 57 inches — average eye level. Above a sofa, leave six to eight inches between the frame and the cushion so the art breathes.
For our 18 × 24 in editions, that means the top of the frame lands around 69 inches off the floor. Painter's tape is your friend: mock the rectangle on the wall, live with it for a day, then commit.
Care · 4 min read
Archival inks are rated for a century, but glass does half the work. Hang out of prolonged direct sun, choose UV-filtering glazing for bright rooms, and never mount with heat or dry-mount tissue.
Dust frames with a dry cloth and keep humidity steady — if books are happy on the shelf, your print is happy on the wall.
Editions · 3 min read
Scarcity is not a marketing trick for us — it is how we keep the work honest. A short run means every impression gets pressed, checked, signed, and numbered by a person who cares.
Once a design sells through, the files are retired permanently. Collectors keep the value, and the walls keep something nobody else down the street has.
New editions sell through fast. Browse the current catalogue before they retire.
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