Art Gallery Question Of The Week - Materials
As art consultants, we are often asked what is possible in our gallery. Each week we will highlight a FAQ on our blog to help you get the most out of your art shopping experience.
Question: What are the image finish options? Response: At Latitudes, we take pride in offering a wide assortment of material options to fit any decor. We can print any of our images in all of our finish options. The most popular options, include;Metallic Acrylic -
Quarter inch thick polished plexiglass with a metallic print mounted to the back of it. Ready to hang with a french cleat.
Metal -
The hottest new printing material! The image is printed directly onto the metal and will take on a brilliant sheen unlike traditional printing materials. It comes ready to hang with wire and hooks.
Artisan Wood -
We create the platform of choice and prep it for our image to be directly printed onto the surface. Our in house artist will create the "rustic" appearance by carving out portions of the wood around the outer edges. The image is sprayed onto the surface similar to an inkjet printer, just on a larger scale. Option 1: Planked Style -
Rougher texture with spacing between each slat of wood.
Option 2: Grooved -
One solid piece of wood with horizontal or vertical lines carved into the wood surface.
Option 3: Solid Smooth
Option 3: Modern Edge -
A clean cut option without carved edges.
Gallery Wrapped Canvas -
The image is printed onto fine art canvas and wrapped around a wooden stretcher bar with a finished look on the sides. Ready to hang with wire on back.
Luster Paper -
Standard photographic paper with a luster finish, ready to frame
Framed Premium Hard Mount Canvas -
Our high end canvas option for those who want a traditional framed look without the maintenance of a stretched canvas
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