Frequently Asked Questions

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I take great pride in sharing my creativity with the world and am thrilled when people fall in love with my work enough to bring a piece into their home, office or business. We’ve all fallen in love with a picture at some point in our lives. It moves us visually, emotionally, maybe even spiritually. It can trigger a feeling, or a memory. That’s the goal and hope I have for our work; to move you beyond standard stock art on your walls and into a world of endless visual possibilities.

I wanted my website to have less of an ecommerce feel and more of a friendly, chatty vibe.  That’s who my wife and I are as people and what we’ve found works best for customers when purchasing our art. We want to connect over a shared appreciation of color, beauty and creativity.

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That’s why we’ve chosen to deliver a personalized White Glove experience for you from start to finish. Send us a message about the image you'd like to purchase and we'll work through the details with you.

We like to offer options to our customers. Doing that creates a situation where a lot of little details come into play such as the size of image you'd like; what material would you like it printed on; would you like it framed or not.  Most customers don't realize what all goes into it.  That’s why we’ve chosen to deliver a personalized White Glove experience to you from start to finish. We’ll handle all the mundane details and you get to enjoy a one-of-a-kind image we know you’ll be thrilled to hang in your home or office. 

Once you see the image you can’t live without, simply message us through the website. This is where the White Glove Experience begins! 

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We'll walk through the process with you and chat about things like your budget, the size of image you envision in your home or office, the material you’d like the photograph to be printed on and whether you’d like us to frame it. We will work up some options within your budget range and review those with you for your approval. 

At this point in the process, we will ask you for a 50% deposit to start your order. 

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Once payment is received, you can get back to life as you know it and we will handle the rest! Sounds nice, doesn’t it!?

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We will keep you in the loop on your photograph’s status throughout the printing and/or framing process. When it is complete and meets our overall quality satisfaction standards, we will notify you and request the final 50% of the purchase price. 

Once your order is paid in full, we’ll ship your photograph to you right away. 

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When you receive your image, if you’re not 100% satisfied, please notify us and we’ll work together to resolve the issue.

As consumers, we despise high pressure sales. At no point, will you receive that treatment from us. That is our promise to you.   

It’s our goal for you to enjoy working with us from the moment you email us to the moment you hang your finished photograph on the wall. We want that image to be a constant reminder of a great experience. 

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Our pricing is project specific because the price of each image is affected by:

• The material you’d like the image printed on (paper, canvas, metal, etc.), 
• The size of image you choose
• Whether you’d like us to frame the image for you.

I know it sounds like a lot, but that’s why we’re here; to walk you through all the details involved, simplify the process for you so you can sit back, relax and anxiously await the arrival of your favorite image from our collection.

Given all these small details, an ecommerce style site would be very labor intensive given all these details and would take time away from us updating the site with new images on a regular basis. 

I use an award winning international printing company for all of my art. That allows me to create a high quality product for you whether you choose photo paper, canvas, metal or wood as your printing medium. It also allows me to work with you to create the perfect image within your budget.

I'm afraid not. I take pride in knowing my art is printed on the highest quality materials, regardless of whether it's on paper, metal, or wood. It's in that spirit that I do not sell the digital files of images.