All Artcookie canvas prints are created using technologically advanced 12 Colour HP Vivera pigment-based UV inks producing amazing colour reproduction and light and colour fastness. We use only the finest 100% Cotton Artist Canvas producing superb detail, which is professionally wrapped around Museum Quality Artists Stretcher bars (1.5" (38mm) made from European kiln-dried knotless pine for enhanced strength and lightness. The stretcher bars incorporate tensioning wedges placed into each corner and allow the canvas to be stretched extremely tightly over the frame. The edges of your box canvas print are left white to better frame the artwork.
Not only do I want you to receive a fantastic piece of art but it is also important it reaches you in perfect condition. Your Artcookie canvas art will be safely wrapped in protective materials and packaging in custom-made, dual-wall shipping boxes which are purpose-made for shipping canvas art and designed to withstand any journey safely.
While your Artcookie canvas artwork is easy to hang by simply resting the frame onto suitable wall fixings, e.g. two screws, it also comes with CHW Hangers for Canvas Art which allow for the print to be hung on standard 2 pin picture hooks (also supplied). Using these hangers ensures the canvas print is pulled flush to the wall in a secure fixing with minimum hassle.
To maintain and increase the life span of your canvas artwork, do not expose to continuous, strong sunlight or moisture. Do not clean with a wet/damp cloth. I recommend you brush dust off with a clean, fine bristled varnish brush.
Consider this dear reader. In art circles I could be somebody someday; up there there in the pantheon of great artists: Picasso, Warhol, Munch, Bacon, Dali. I could have my effigy immortalised in a bronze bust perched on a plinth in Trafalger Square with pigeons pooping on my head. I could be invited to mingle at the Queen's summer tea parties. Then again, my name could be down there in the public toilets with the Trevor's, Colin's and Pete's and I could be serving cucumber sandwiches at my mum's tea party. The point is this: you buying Bobby Salazar art for a not-too princely sum today, could mean your grandkids discovering it in your attic in the dim and dusty future and flogging it on the Antiques Roadshow for a kings ransom.
