FAQ
What's printmaking?
The Metropolitan Museum has a good article about printmaking:
Are you robbing me? Why are your artworks so expensive?
Honestly, if I haven't learned the screen printing process, I would say they are ridiculous priced as well, compared to digital prints. Yes, the price is way higher than the posters in IKEA, but the value you get from it far exceeds what you paid. Screenprint artworks have layers and depths that normal digital prints don't have, and you can see and feel the difference. The color, the texture, the paper, the whole feeling of a screen print make up for the price. In short, it's a labor intensive process that produces limited, yet beautiful work. Also, if you don't love it, you can always return it for a full refund : )
I don't think handmade stuff is better. You're lying.
Wow bro, strong statement there... Actually, the simple short answer is that handmade prints are still better than digital inkjet or whatever large manufacturing process produces. Let's just use the black color as an example. The blacks in woodcut and intaglio prints are way punchier and subtler than most digital prints. Basically, the blacks are blacker and the grays can go super light in a handmade print. Here is the exception. There are indeed printing services out there that can produce such exceptional blacks, but those prints would cost several times more than a simple handmade print, and they aren't open to the general public, since they are for museums and other fine artists... There are other aspects of an image that a handmade print is better than printer prints. Glitters can be easily applied to a print, while it would be a nightmare for digital printers to handle glitter. So in short, yes, handmade prints are still better.
Your print sucks, can I return it?
My gosh, how dare you! Of course you can. We will be sad but we will swiftly issue you a refund once we receive it.
Why don't you ship to my country?
Honestly, shipping is a nightmare when it involves customs, specially for large pieces on the site. And the fees are outrageous. Also we are a tiny business and don't have enough resources to handle the complexity yet. But if you really want a piece, contact us via the contact form and we could definitely work something out.