Your photo is printed on high-grade photo paper (satin or metallic), then face mounted to the acrylic glass so that you're looking through the acrylic at your print. Acrylic is unique in that light refracts within the acrylic (instead of passing through as it does with glass). With the right lighting, your photo almost appears backlit. Finally, the print is protected and rigidity is provided to the acrylic by backing the print with dibond and adding the hanging/floating hardware so that your print appears to float off the wall with no hardware visible. It is beautifully modern.

Fine art paper prints are also known as Giclee. Professional grade fine art photo papers are used to resist yellowing and aging. Fade resistant, archival pigmented inks provide a superior color range than other types of prints. These archival inks are my preference due to their gallery quality results and longevity. Each fine art print will have a 2” matte and will be rolled to help protect the print during transit.