PROOFING

SEE THE PROOF.THEN PRINT.

A proof shows how your artwork prints on the actual paper or canvas before final production.

Illustration for Proofing.
01 · Quick Access

Choose How You Want To Proof

Order physical proofs, compare materials first, or ask us which route fits your project.

Three Physical Proofs

$25–$32.50 · 3 PROOFS

Upload the image you plan to print and receive three proofs on the selected surface: one unadjusted reference plus two carefully adjusted versions.

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In-Studio Review

$50 First 30 Minutes

Review materials, image adjustments, and printed samples with us in the studio.

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Proofing Matters

Especially useful for new artwork, new materials, editions, exhibitions, commissions, or any project where color and surface matter.

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3 PHYSICAL PROOFSOne raw print + two adjusted versions
YOUR ACTUAL SURFACEEvaluate the paper or canvas before final production
COMPARE IN PERSONJudge color, contrast, detail, texture, and finish
02 · Guided Process

From Material Choice To Approval

Choose the surface, receive the proof set, review it in person, and approve the version you want us to reproduce.

Select Material

Choose the paper or canvas you want to evaluate. Every surface changes color, texture, detail, and finish.

Create Proof

We prepare the image and make the three proofs on the selected material. Paper proofs usually ship in 1–2 business days; canvas proofs usually ship in 3–5 business days, depending on quantity and workload.

Review Results

Review the proofs in your own lighting. Compare color, contrast, detail, texture, and finish.

Approve Production

Once approved, we keep the file and material as the reference for future orders on that surface.

Select Material

Choose the paper or canvas you want to evaluate. Every surface changes color, texture, detail, and finish.

Create Proof

We prepare the image and make the three proofs on the selected material. Paper proofs usually ship in 1–2 business days; canvas proofs usually ship in 3–5 business days, depending on quantity and workload.

Review Results

Review the proofs in your own lighting. Compare color, contrast, detail, texture, and finish.

Approve Production

Once approved, we keep the file and material as the reference for future orders on that surface.

03 · Why Proofing Matters

Your Screen Cannot Show The Final Print

Backlit screens and printed surfaces behave differently. A physical proof shows you the real paper or canvas, printed with pigment ink, before production.

Screens emit light. Prints reflect light from ink on a physical surface.

Texture, finish, lighting, and the material all affect the final appearance.

A physical proof lets you judge the real print instead of the screen.

Confidence Before Production See how the artwork and material work together before committing to final production.
04 · Material Selection

The Surface Changes The Print

Each paper and canvas changes texture, contrast, color, sheen, and overall print character.

NOT SURE WHICH SURFACE TO PROOF? Use the Paper & Canvas selector to narrow the choices, or order free samples first.
05 · After Approval

Your Approved Proof Sets The Production Standard

Consistent Results For Future Production

Once approved, we retain the production reference for additional prints, editions, and future orders on that material.

06 · FAQ

Proofing Questions

Do I need a proof every time? Not always. It is most useful for new artwork, a new material, editions, commissions, or any job where color and surface need to be predictable.
Can I proof different papers or canvases? Yes. Each surface prints differently, so approval on one material does not automatically apply to another.
Can adjustments be made after reviewing my proof? Yes. We can adjust color, contrast, and overall appearance before final production.
What happens after approval? Your approved file becomes the reference for future orders on that material.
Ready To See It In Print?

APPROVE THE PRINT BEFORE FINAL PRODUCTION.

Choose the paper or canvas, upload your image, and compare three physical proofs before final production.