Canvas Print Options & Prices

Canvas Prints FAQs

• Is there a minimum order quantity?
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Is there a minimum order quantity?
Nope! You can order just one or as many as you need. Whether you’re creating a custom gift, testing a new design, or fulfilling an order for your online store, we’ve got you covered.
However, you can likely save when ordering in bulk since many of our products have built in volume discounts.
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• How do I order?
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How do I order?
Most people order online via our website’s Print Online Setup Tool.  Using this method, you will upload your image file(s), select the product type, styles, and size of print you want, then add the item to your shopping cart.
Some businesses that use us may have their websites connected to us, either through our Order Fulfillment App or one of our legacy integrations, which allow for batch order submissions.
FinerWorks is unable to accept orders by phone or email.
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• Can I place a large corporate order to get special rates?
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Can I place a large corporate order to get special rates?
We have built in volume  & bulk discounts that will cover most scenarios; however, if the scope and size of the order is not listed when checking pricing, please contact us with the details of what you want to order and the time frame so that we can work out the fulfillment and pricing of the order.
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• What is “Giclee Printing”?
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What is “Giclee Printing”?
A giclée print is a way to classify a professionally produced print using inkjet technology; primarily printed on canvas or fine art paper with archival-grade inks. While the process is only several decades old, it has quickly become the method of choice for both artists and photographers. Read more…
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• Will my print be ready to hang?
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Will my print be ready to hang?
The following items can be ordered ready to hang or will have hanging options available for ordering:
• Framed Prints (Canvas or Paper)
• Stretched & Mounted Canvas
• Wood Prints
• Acrylic Glass Prints
• Acrylic Prints – Floating Framed
• Metal Prints
• Dibond Prints
 
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• Can I paint on top of or embellish my canvas?
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Can I paint on top of or embellish my canvas?
Yes. Many artists order their under-paintings from us.
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• Is a protective coating used on the canvas prints?
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Is a protective coating used on the canvas prints?
With the exception of our gloss canvas, our canvas prints are printed with the newer Epson resin inks. These resin-coated pigments acts as a built-in liquid coating for each inkdrop which alleviates the need to apply any sort of liquid coating or laminate like done in the past. This allows for greater image details and consistency across print-to-print.
Gloss canvas is printed with Canon aqueous pigmented inks. The coating on the base canvas is specially formulated to allow the inks to bond more efficiently to the glossy canvas so that no coating is necessary.
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• Can I get samples of your canvas?
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Can I get samples of your canvas?
Samples can only be ordered from our parent company FinerWorks. To access these go here.
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• What kind of canvas do you use?
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What kind of canvas do you use?
For canvas, we primarily use poly-cotton blend canvases, specially coated to receive the inks used by our printers. The canvas has an oxford weave giving it a natural canvas texture as favored by professional photographers.
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• Will my print ever fade?
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Will my print ever fade?
Both Epson and Canon promote their inks as being resistant to fading over time. Over time we have used both wide-format printers from both companies. Our parent company FinerWorks has been producing canvas prints since around 2001. In that time, we have had no one contact us and indicate their print had faded.
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• How long will my canvas print last?
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How long will my canvas print last?
Your giclee canvas print will last up to 150 years with the proper care. Both Epson and Canon promote their inks as being resistant to fading over time.
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• Is real wood for stretched and mounted canvas prints?
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Is real wood for stretched and mounted canvas prints?
Yes. We use only sap-free lumber for our stretcher bars. Our preference has always been Kiln dried pine as it is not likely to crack, warp, or become brittle.
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