12"x12" Image Size - Frame Your Own Image with Deluxe Frame and Fabric Accent

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✓ 3-5 Day Production Time

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Frequently Asked Questions

Image Resolution Requirements

Optimal Quality: 300 DPI

For example: 8"x10" print requires 2400x3000 pixels

Minimum Resolution: While we don't restrict upload size, images below 150 DPI may require proof approval after AI upscaling.

Premium Print Quality With the Canon ProGraf 12-Color System

For our Fine Art printing, we use the Canon ProGraf 12-Color System, the most advanced fine art printer in Canon's lineup, featuring:

• Industry-leading color gamut
• Exceptional black-and-white reproduction
• Deep blacks and detailed gradations
• Professional-grade color accuracy

Premium Print Materials with Canon Heavyweight Matte Photographic Inkjet Paper

Professional Grade Paper

Canon Heavyweight Matte Photographic Paper features:

• Sharp, vibrant image reproduction
• Expansive color gamut
• Smooth matte surface
• Perfect for art and photography

Premium Inkjet Canvas with Breathing Color 17M

Premium Canvas

• Breathing Color 17M Satin/Gloss specifications:
• 65% polyester, 35% cotton blend
• 360 GSM weight
• 98% opacity
• Fine texture with satin finish

Premium Mounting Techiques

Mounting Board (HDF):

High-density fiberboard (HDF) is a strong, durable, and water-resistant engineered wood product. It's made from compressed wood fibers and resin that are bonded together under high heat and pressure. HDF is also known as hardboard.

HDF Properties:

Density: HDF is denser than medium-density fiberboard (MDF) and particle board.

Thickness: HDF is typically 3–8 millimeters thick.

Surface: HDF has a smooth, uniform surface that can be painted, veneered, laminated, or varnished.

Water resistance: HDF is resistant to moisture and insects.

Durability: HDF is more durable than solid wood and can withstand changes in humidity and temperature.

Premium Frame Materials from Framerica

Framerica MDF Laminate Frames - Made in USA

MDF, which stands for Medium-Density Fiberboard, is a manufactured wood material made from compressed sawdust and resin, often used for picture frames due to its smooth, consistent surface, stability against warping, affordability, and ease of customization, making it a great choice for creating detailed designs while being relatively low-maintenance compared to solid wood.

Key benefits of MDF for picture frames:

Stability and Warp Resistance:Unlike solid wood, MDF is less prone to warping or cracking due to temperature and humidity changes, ensuring the frame maintains its shape over time.

Smooth Surface:MDF has a very smooth, even surface which allows for excellent paint or veneer adhesion, providing a clean and professional finish.

Cost-Effective:Compared to solid wood, MDF is generally more affordable, making it a budget-friendly option for picture frames.

Versatility:MDF can be easily cut and shaped with various tools, allowing for intricate designs and detailed moldings on picture frames.

Consistency:Unlike natural wood with knots and grain variations, MDF provides a consistent appearance across the board.

Environmentally Friendly:MDF often utilizes recycled wood fibers, making it a more sustainable choice compared to some solid wood options.

Premium Canvas Gallery Wrap Materials

Kiln-Dried Pine Gallery Wrap Frames

Our Stretcher bars are made from solid pine wood. Consistent quality and kiln dried lumber assures you that the bars will fit nicely together and will be straight. This is the wood of choice for most museum quality stretcher bars due to its stability, low resin, and lignin content. The wood is kiln-dried to a moisture content below 8% which will ensure that there will be no warp or shrinkage after the canvas is applied to the stretcher frame.

We use a 2"x2" Frame for larger pieces over 20" per side, and 1.5"x1.5" for frames below 20" per side.

Copyright Information

By placing an order, you assume full liability for the rights to the image being printed. Please ensure you have proper permissions or ownership of any images submitted for printing.