

Go beyond film and transparencies.
Go beyond digital photography.
A camera-mounted scan
is more than a digital photo.
It is the most color-faithful
art
reproduction process of all.
The proof is in the printing:


Comparing a printer's proof to the original, "Everything is Rosey"©, Acrylic on Canvas by James D Avant of Baytown Texas


"Red Fox"©, Oil on Canvas, by Barbara Trust of Houston, Texas (The original is the one on the left.)

We use
• Premier scanning and printing equipment...
• High end color-managed hardware and software...
and this allows us to create some of the finest,
most color-correct canvas and fine art paper giclees available.


"Garden Tomb"©, watercolor on paper,
by Larry Lee of Houston, Texas, drawn from the artist's photo of the place where Jesus Christ rose from the dead.
"Many believe - and I believe - that I have been designated for this work by God. In spite of my old age, I do not want to give it up; I work out of love for God and I put all my hope in Him." Michael Angelo

We Conform to
Industry Standard
Color Management practices

This means your colors can be accurately
reproduced throughout the world!
We produce digital artwork that is incorporated into advertising and other nationally distributed artwork publications that require the finest color-managed pre-press work available.
We have provided digital artwork for commercial artists, national organizations, museums, and publishers throughout the United States including Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Washington D.C., New York, and Boston.
Our footprint may be small, but our outreach demonstrates our proven abilities.

Print Longevity

We use Large Format, 10 Color
photo-quality printers
with high gamut pigmented ink.
We use only the finest
archival fine art paper and canvas
which is certified by
the Fine Art Trade Guild.

We scan especially large pieces of art
such as the examples below,
one of which is 48" x 72".
 
"City Hall - I"© and "City Hall - II"©, Acrylic on Canvas, by Edgar Bustillos, Bacliff, Texas. The Originals are 48" square each.

48x72 inch, acrylic on canvas study of "Siquieros" by Edgar Bustillos.



"Fitting In"©, and "Fish Lips" ©, water color, by Jody Henderer Burns, NSA.

"la Baila"© by Amanda de Rosario, Acrylic on canvas, of Houston, Texas

"Crossing the Buffalo"©, Oil and Acrylic on canvas,
by James D. Avant of Baytown, TX..

"Virgin Mary and Jesus Icon"©, textured acrylic on canvas, by Jani K. of Houston Texas

18x36 "las Monica - III"©, acrylic on handmade Mexican tree bark media, by Esperanza Gama of Chicago Illinois.
Esperanza Gama is internationally known and has solo art shows in countries throughout the world.
Her work is also on display in the Chicago Museum of Fine Art.


"Italy on Washday"© WC on paper, by Kelly Halbach of Houston, Texas

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