The number of prints in a limited-edition run can vary depending on the artist’s intent, the format, and the level of exclusivity. In general, limited editions are designed to offer collectors something rare and valuable—so the edition size is intentionally kept small.

Artisan Fine Art Prints Tier

These are true limited-edition prints, created for collectors who value exclusivity. Each image is offered in strictly limited quantities, based on size and ratio. Once a print in the Artisan tier sells out, the image is permanently retired as a Fine Art Print and will never be reissued in any size, format, or finish.

• Standard ratio prints (traditional rectangular format) are limited to:
  • 40 – 8″x10″
  • 20 – 11″x14″
  • 10 – 16″x20″
• Panoramic prints:
  • 30 prints in the small size
  • 15 prints in the medium size
  • 10 prints in the large size

Square images are available as square or portrait-oriented prints, with each version limited to:

• Square format prints:
  • 25 – 8″ x 8″
  • 15 – 12″ x 12″
  • 10 – 17″ x 17″
• Square Portrait-oriented prints:
  • 25 – 8″x10″
  • 15 – 11″x14″
  • 10 – 16″x20″

Authentication Includes:

• Hand-signed print and a premium deckled edge Certificate of Authenticity
• Serialized hologram stickers affixed to both print and certificate
• Digital registration through MyArtRegistry.com

Collector Fine Art Prints Tier

Collector prints offer the same exceptional quality but are not as exclusive. They are ideal for first-time collectors or those seeking a more accessible price point.

• Limited with significantly greater quantity (Large 75 prints, Medium 125 prints & Small 200 prints)
• Includes a signed Certificate of Authenticity
• No hologram stickers or MyArtRegistry registration

Artisan Fine Art Prints are produced on museum-grade papers by Hahnemühle, a brand highly regarded by collectors and fine art professionals for its outstanding image quality and archival performance. Unless otherwise noted—such as in the case of oversized panoramic images—most Artisan prints are created on Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta Satin, a 100% alpha-cellulose paper known for its silky surface, rich tonal depth, and exceptional detail. Some images or projects may call for a different presentation. In those cases, I may choose an alternative premium Hahnemühle paper, such as Photo Rag Metallic. Regardless of which Hahnemühle paper is used to create your Fine Art Print, they are all acid-free, lignin-free, and free of optical brighteners, guaranteeing museum-level archival longevity. To see the exact paper used for any given image, please refer to the “Details” tab on its Fine Art Store page.

Collector Fine Art Prints, while more accessible in price, are still held to high production standards. These prints are made using Red River Big Bend Baryta, an archival-grade paper that offers exceptional quality and a refined finish. Though not as prestigious as Hahnemühle, it provides a beautiful balance of performance and value. With a smooth, subtly reflective surface and a neutral white base for accurate color rendering, Big Bend Baryta delivers deep blacks, rich gradations, and sharp detail. It is also 100% alpha-cellulose, acid-free, lignin-free, and certified archival, making it a great option for collectors who want lasting quality at a more approachable price.

For panoramic images—regardless of tier—I print exclusively on Red River Big Bend Baryta. Due to the larger size and proportions of these works, this paper’s lighter weight ensures a smooth, crease-free result while maintaining professional quality and durability. Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta Satin, while exceptional, is thicker and better suited to standard-sized formats.

All prints—Artisan and Collector alike—are produced in-house using the Epson SureColor P800, a professional-grade printer paired with Epson UltraChrome HD archival pigment inks. This eight-color system delivers vivid colors, deep blacks, subtle tonal gradations, and long-lasting fade resistance, making it ideal for both black-and-white and color photography.

Through this careful selection of materials and hands-on production, each Fine Art Print is crafted not only to look exceptional, but it also ensures that your print will resist fading and discoloration for generations.

Yes, every Limited-Edition Fine Art Print is individually hand-signed discreetly beneath the image, typically along the bottom right margin.

While I make every effort to ensure the colors on the screen and the printed image match my artistic intent, it’s important to understand that colors may appear slightly different in person than on your screen. This is due to many factors, including screen brightness, color calibration, and device settings, which can vary widely between computers, tablets, and phones.

That said, each print is created using professional-grade printers, archival pigment inks, and museum-quality paper—carefully selected to preserve the richness, depth, and subtle tonal variations. I personally inspect each print to ensure it reflects my artistic intent as accurately as possible.

In short, while minor variations are normal, the print you receive will be a faithful and beautifully rendered representation of the artwork.