Snoop Dogg_Entrance to Motel Room_Batton Rouge 1998 (Giclée print available in 11x14 or request bigger) (Copy)
This is a Giclée print, (highest quality archival inkjet art print) in two popular sizes but will print bigger on request. These are singular, custom prints and take 2-4 days to produce plus shipping time. Print is signed and edition numbered on front and verso in archival ink or pencil. 50 editioned 11”x14” prints; 25 editioned 16”x20” prints.
We use Canson Infinity Platine Fibre Rag matte paper. Setting the benchmark for Digital Darkroom papers, Platine Fibre Rag provides the aesthetic and feel of the original F-Type Baryta Fibre paper, having a true pure white tone without using optical brighteners that are known to affect the longevity of digitally produced images.
This is a Giclée print, (highest quality archival inkjet art print) in two popular sizes but will print bigger on request. These are singular, custom prints and take 2-4 days to produce plus shipping time. Print is signed and edition numbered on front and verso in archival ink or pencil. 50 editioned 11”x14” prints; 25 editioned 16”x20” prints.
We use Canson Infinity Platine Fibre Rag matte paper. Setting the benchmark for Digital Darkroom papers, Platine Fibre Rag provides the aesthetic and feel of the original F-Type Baryta Fibre paper, having a true pure white tone without using optical brighteners that are known to affect the longevity of digitally produced images.
This is a Giclée print, (highest quality archival inkjet art print) in two popular sizes but will print bigger on request. These are singular, custom prints and take 2-4 days to produce plus shipping time. Print is signed and edition numbered on front and verso in archival ink or pencil. 50 editioned 11”x14” prints; 25 editioned 16”x20” prints.
We use Canson Infinity Platine Fibre Rag matte paper. Setting the benchmark for Digital Darkroom papers, Platine Fibre Rag provides the aesthetic and feel of the original F-Type Baryta Fibre paper, having a true pure white tone without using optical brighteners that are known to affect the longevity of digitally produced images.