Editions
There are two sets of Editions produced; The 19s (nineteens) and the 1s (ones).
The 19s (1 of 19, etc.) are divided into four general, or approximate sizes; 36x24, 48x32, 60x40, and 72x48. There are exceptions to every rule, so you may find images with only three sizes, or you may find images with sizes slightly smaller/larger. Small, Medium, Large and Extra Large are the terms that usually describe each size.
Within each size of the 19s, there is a limited number to each size. For example, there are typically 10 Smalls (36x24), 5 Mediums (48x32), 3 Larges (60x40), and 1 Extra large (72x48).
All of these are generally only available on canvas. Frames are optional and not expensive...I always recommend buying one as they are easily removed and re-attached.
The 1s (1-of-1) are one-time-only prints in any size of your choosing and on any media of your choosing (paper, canvas, glass, and metal).
There is no crossover; i.e. 19s are never featured as 1s and 1s are never featured as 19s.
Prices for the 19s can, and do, increase as the inventory sells out. Usually around numbers 6, 12, and 17 the price will increase by about 5%, cumulatively.
Once the edition sells out, (19s or 1s), the image is forever retired.
Maximum sizes beyond our standard four vary by media; usually 150" for fine art paper, 96" for glass and metal. Larger sizes than that can be achieved through multiple panels. Sizes are highly dependent on viewing distance, contact us with your needs.
Serialized COAs are provided for each piece.
Graphic Signature is provided on each piece. For hand signed on the front, or reverse, please contact prior to purchasing.
A word about Artist Proofs
An artist proof is a pre-production image that is created and owned by the artist. Artist proofs are used for various reasons; image proofing, test printing for colors and/or media, etc. They are limited to one or two and are not considered a part of the production Edition (19s or 1-of-1s). Most pre-production images are usually one and rarely two. Ownership is retained by the artist, or it is physically destroyed prior to production.