Yes! We now offer custom framing for canvas transfers. Once you choose your canvas transfer and enter the Custom Frame Shop, you may choose from a select array of frames to complement your chosen artwork.

Yes, we custom frame canvas transfers in the same manner we would frame a fine oil painting. Canvas transfers do not require glass, and are not matted. Canvas is traditionally not glazed and is exposed to highlight texture and color. You may choose to add glazing, if you desire, to any framed canvas transfer to add an additional layer of surface protection . See similar questions...

Canvas transfer art is generally very durable. They require the same basic care that you would give any other quality print. As with any artwork, canvas transfers should be kept out of direct sunlight. Unlike a print, you can clean the surface of varnished canvas transfers with mild soap & water or glass cleaner. With these basic precautions, your canvas transfer will last a lifetime See similar questions...

A canvas transfer looks more like an original oil painting than a print but is much more affordable than a true oil painting would be. Unlike the prints, canvas transfers are framed without glass to show their rich canvas texture. Also, no matting is used around the image. Some frames, like the ones we carry, have a linen liner which gives the painting a matted look and makes it a larger size overall. You can see a picture on this website of the frames we carry. See similar questions...

Yes, if you would like the canvas printed but not stretched it can then be sent to you rolled in a tube. Please see our Artist Service page for prices, or call us on 00 44 1273 725701 for a quote. See similar questions...

Yes, we can add a custom floater to any of our frames. The cost for this service is listed on on the last page of our price list. Please specify the depth when ordering. See similar questions...

Its a personal choice. Stretched Canvas can by hung directly on a wall without a frame for a contemporary look. If you prefer the look of a traditional canvas painting you can add a frame. Please note that there are less frame choices for canvas prints because of the depth of the internal canvas frame. See similar questions...

I have an oil painting that has a few spots on it and would like to know if there is anything to use to try to clean up a painting. The traditional method for stretching a canvas is to attach the canvas to the sides of the frame, with staples or carpet tacks. Normally, stapling the canvas only to the back will not provide sufficient tension and tightness for painting. See similar questions...

The canvas is hand stretched over a 3.5cm thick solid wood frame. It is stretched around the sides of the frame and stapled on the reverse. A border is added to the back of the frame, covering the staples and canvas folds. All our canvas artwork is delivered ready to hang. See similar questions...

To prolong the lifespan of your canvas it’s a good idea not to expose it to continuous sunlight or moisture. Don’t clean it with a damp cloth but lightly vacuum with a brush attachment to get rid of any dust on the surface. The inks used to print your canvas are guaranteed for 75 years. See similar questions...

Artwork is completed on Strathmore Bristol Paper, smooth or plate finish. It is usually 2 ply thickness. This is a good paper, and is acid free (resists yellowing). If you would like some other kind of ground, like colored mat board or illustration board, I can do that for additional fees, just let me know. See similar questions...

Any imagery or information can be digitally printed onto the globes, including place names, routes, special locations, company logos, etc. Orbis can even print digital spheres with other imagery displaying digitized hand-drawn or graphic artwork, photographs, etc. See similar questions...