Print care guide

Handle with Care

Always handle prints by their edges whenever possible.

Avoid touching the printed surface directly as oils and moisture from hands may affect the finish over time.

Framing Recommendations

For the best presentation and longevity:

  • Use professional framing services.

  • Choose archival-quality mounting materials.

  • Consider UV-protective glass where possible.

  • Ensure prints are mounted in acid-free materials.

Professional framing helps protect your artwork from dust, moisture, and environmental damage.

Keep Away from Heat Sources

Do not display prints directly above:

  • Fireplaces

  • Heaters

  • Air-conditioning outlets

Extreme temperature fluctuations may affect paper and framing components.

Cleaning Your Artwork

When cleaning framed artwork:

  • Dust gently using a soft, dry microfiber cloth.

  • Never use abrasive cleaners.

  • Do not spray liquids directly onto the artwork or frame.

For unframed prints, consult a professional framer before attempting any cleaning.

Storage

If prints are not being displayed:

  • Store flat where possible.

  • Keep in a cool, dry environment.

  • Avoid folding, rolling, or placing heavy objects on top of the artwork.

  • Use protective archival sleeves where available.

Avoid Direct Sunlight

Long-term exposure to direct sunlight may cause fading over time.

For best results:

  • Display prints away from direct sunlight.

  • Use UV-protective glazing where appropriate.

  • Rotate artwork periodically if displayed in bright areas.

Protect from Humidity

Avoid displaying prints in environments with excessive moisture such as:

  • Bathrooms

  • Steam rooms

  • Poorly ventilated kitchens

High humidity can affect both the print and framing materials.