What is giclée? Giclée prints are generated from high resolution digital scans and printed with archival quality inks onto canvas, fine art, and photo-base paper. The giclée print is commonly found in museums, art galleries, and photographic galleries. Giclée on canvas requires no glass or matte to frame.
What type of paper is used on the prints?
What type of paper is used for the cards? All greeting cards are from sections of my oil paintings. unless noted otherwise. They are produced from a semi-gloss quality photo paper which would be beautiful framed.
When can I expect my print or cards? Our prints are not mass printed. Everything is printed one at a time and “on demand”. Shipping is 3-10 business days, not including holidays.
Do you accept credit cards? We can accept credit cards(VISA, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express) through PayPal only.
I am not a PayPal member, how do I pay for my order? It is not required to be a member of PayPal to pay for your order through PayPal. PayPal is a free service for buyers to pay for their purchases. We also accept personal checks and money orders through a U.
S. bank with U.S. currency, with a 10 business day clearing.
Do you ship internationally? Yes, we do ship internationally.
Is shipping insured? Shipping is insured.
What about duties? Duties may be incurred. You are responsible for any duties incurred at the time of arrival at the point of entry.
How do I place an order? There is an "order here" button on each painting page with a selection of which painting, size, and type. Also, there is an order button for your selection of any greeting card you wish to order.
What payment options are there? Personal checks and money orders with a 10 business day clearing through a U.S. Bank with U.S. currency and credit cards through PayPal.
What is the cost of shipping? Shipping is included in the cost of any painting you order. At the time of order for greeting cards, the cost of shipping will be shown. Greeting cards shipping is determined by weight and distance of shipping.