The following guideline provides usage instructions to mobile phone and tablet device users for making purchases and using the image gallery buttons on this website.

The options in the Image Lightbox and as per the enclosed screenshot becomes available to you when selecting any of the fine art images in the website.

Activating the browsing bar button will bring all the Lightbox options into view.

• To authorise a purchase select your desired image/s; then
• Select the toggle to show the cart bar at the bottom;
• In the cart bar select the quantity and then select the ‘Update Cart’ button;
• To finish shopping and check out, select the ‘View Cart / Checkout’ button, or alternatively select the Shopping Cart button at the bottom of the dropdown Main menu options below the ‘CONTACT’ page link. The link to the shopping cart remains hidden and will only appear when an item / items awaits checking out.
• After payment is authorised you will be taken to the purchase confirmation page, where you can select to view the download page that contains download link/s to your purchased images. Note the screenshot of the “here” link that takes you to the download page…… 

The following guideline provides usage instructions to desktop PC users for making purchases and using the image gallery buttons on this website.

The options in the Image Lightbox and as per the enclosed screenshot becomes available to you when selecting any of the fine art images in the website.

Activating the browsing bar button will bring all the Lightbox options into view.

• To authorise a purchase select your desired image/s; then
• Select the toggle to show the cart sidebar;
• In the cart sidebar select the quantity and then select the ‘Update Cart’ button;
• To finish shopping and check out, select the ‘View Cart / Checkout’ button, or alternatively select the Shopping Cart button at the top right corner next to the Main menu options and next to the ‘CONTACT’ page link. The link to the shopping cart remains hidden and will only appear when an item / items awaits checking out.
• After payment is authorised you will be taken to the purchase confirmation page, where you can select to view the download page that contains download link/s to your purchased images. Note the screenshot of the “here” link that takes you to the download page…… 

Unlike photographic images, that requires high resolutions to fully display details, art can be printed at lower resolutions without compromising detail. Printing on canvas can also be done at much lower resolutions, than when printing on high quality gloss paper.

Please note from the following that the term ‘ppi’ refers to pixels per inch.

• Recommended printing resolution for canvas is 150ppi (pixels per inch) to 200ppi, with good quality results still possible at 100ppi.
• Recommended printing resolution for photographic paper consisting of high quality gloss print paper is 300ppi.

The following example provides a practical understanding of how resolution in ppi (pixels per inch) works.

When using a resolution of 150ppi (pixels per inch)…

• we know 1 inch = 25mm
• so, 150ppi divided by 25mm = 6 pixels per mm

This means that at 150ppi the printed detail across a 1mm width can at maximum contain 6 pixels with varying colours. When thinking practically about it, that detail sounds pretty good, for canvas printing for example.

So how does this help me know what size paper or canvas I can print my digital image on?

In the following example we’ll assume the physical size of your digital image is 6000 pixels x 6000 pixels. At this size;

• when using a resolution of 100ppi you can print to a paper or canvas size of 1500mm x 1500mm. (6000 pixels divided by 4 pixels per mm)
• when using a resolution of 150ppi you can print to a paper or canvas size of 1000mm x 1000mm. (6000 pixels divided by 6 pixels per mm)
• when using a resolution of 200ppi you can print to a paper or canvas size of 750mm x 750mm. (6000 pixels divided by 8 pixels per mm)
• when using a resolution of 300ppi you can print to a paper or canvas size of 500mm x 500mm. (6000 pixels divided by 12 pixels per mm)

For custom jobs, large printing jobs at high resolutions, and very large to extremely large printing jobs at lower resolutions, please contact us.  No job is too big or too difficult for us, and we look forward to helping you.