Canvas v Paper.

Both canvas and paper artworks look almost identical in colour, both are UV resistant, and have superb vibrant colours with a matte finish. They just have a different texture and require a different type of frame.

Which one is right for you? It is up to your personal taste, and what you feel will go with the aesthetic of your home.

• printed on premium 450gsm canvas that is acid free
• robust stretchable canvas with a high resistance to cracking
• archival museum quality, never fading
• can be framed without glass giving the artwork a stunning presence on the wall (you see pure colour, no reflections)
• canvas frames are physically lighter than glass frames making them safer and easier to hang at large sizes
• canvas prints are available to order framed and ready to hang
• unframed canvas prints come with an extra 5.5cm all the way around, allowing the artwork to be stretched when framing – the finished size after stretching will be as stated in your purchase 
• framed canvases are pictured in all my styled shoots

• printed on 308gsm, 100% cotton rag card that is acid free
• a stunning velvety paper with subtle texture
• archival museum quality, never fading
• must be framed with glass – you will need to order this 'unframed' then organise this with your local framer
• ask your framer for non-reflective glass if possible
• get some advice about the best hook to accommodate the weight of your artwork
• paper artworks are printed edge to edge, so you can frame it flush or opt to add a matt board - the options are endless