Not everyone can afford a whole original piece of artwork. By providing prints of my work, I am able to serve a broader range of people who might otherwise not have the opportunity to experience good artwork in their homes.

To provide the highest quality of print, I hire a professional printer who has had experience scanning and printing works displayed in the Smithsonian museums. He does high quality work, which helps ensure your print lasts for your grandchildren to enjoy.

When you click on a painting, you’ll see quite a few different selections to pick from, to include size, type of material, and whether you’d like it framed.

You’ll notice “Type of Print” as one of the options to choose from. It’s real simple: for smaller-scale prints I offer Gicleé print paper, which slides nicely into any frame and is a good high quality print paper.

For larger scale prints, I like using stretched canvas as it is durable and can be hung on the wall without a frame. I assemble stretched canvases myself for the time being—it helps keep the price down and I like being involved in the process of producing your artwork.

Each print is signed by me somewhere…I usually sign on the mat to ensure that the signature remains a visible part of the print throughout its lifetime.

For special circumstances, such as when a print does not have a mat, I’ll sign it on the back.

I work two weeks every month as a FedEx feeder pilot, and therefore am frequently away from home. Therefore, I am rather unfortunately unable to fulfill orders in a quick manner. Please allow about two to three weeks for prints to arrive.

Shipping is free on all orders. Click here to read up on our return policy.

If you don’t find an option or a variant you’re looking for, please send me an email. I would be delighted to send you a seventeen-foot version of a painting, but it’s just not something I counted on people really wanting.