Dogs on Canvas

How long will your canvas last? Well we don't know for certain but we do know the canvas we use is the most archival canvas available. It’s a Poly Cotton Blend Matte Canvas using an acid-free, neutral pH coating.
In other words it will not fade or discolour (kept under normal conditions)

We also know that a lot of other Inkjet canvas on the market will fade and yellow in a short period of time.
Most canvas used is not Ph neutral and contains optical brighteners, which look good at first but then yellow with time.

With our combination of Epson pigment based inks and Chromata white Canvas your best friend really is for life.

STEP 1
Take your digital picture of your dog.
Fill the frame. Try to get as close as you can.
Use daylight, good strong natural light.
Set your camera to its best quality, highest number of pixels.
If it has a portrait setting use that.
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STEP 2
When you have your image you need to get it to us.
If it’s a digital image you can upload from
or email it to chrisclack@talktalk.net
You can also post it to us on disc or bring it around if you live close by.
Remember to tell us which of the colours you would like or send us a colour sample and we will try to match it.

If you have photographic print you would like to use send it to us and we will make a high resolution scan. We charge £5 for a scan.

STEP 3
We will then check you image set it on the colour background of your choice and send you a small email copy for your approval.

STEP 4 
On your approval of image we will take payment
At the moment we can take payment by Paypal , Cheque, or Cash. To pay by Paypal go to
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STEP 5
We then print and prepare your canvas. You can then collect or we will post to you. Postage is £7.

We use precision cut pine stretcher bars 38mm deep. We print around the edge of the canvas so framing is not necessary
giving a modern minimal look