Canvas wraps | Carol Brooks Parker Fine Art Photography

THE HIGHEST QUALITY CANVAS GALLERY WRAPS AVAILABLE

Fine Art Canvas Wraps are printed directly onto Museum-Quality Canvas Material using high-quality Archival Inks. The canvas is then stretched around artists wood stretcher bars creating a raised profile. A Laminate finish is applied to each piece to protect the surface of the print, as well as enhance the finished appearance. Laminate choices are Lustre (default), Glossy or Metallic. Stretcher bar thicknesses are available in 3/4" and 1-1/2" depths. 2-1/2" depths available on request. Canvas wraps look great hanging on the wall as is, but they can be enhanced even further by custom framing, creating the effect of a fine museum artwork. Framing options are available for the 1-1/2" depth only.

Sizes: From 8x10" to 40x60", as well as Custom and Larger Sizes upon request.

Borders: 2 Border styles: solid color or mirror image

Canvas Surfaces: Select from 3 finishes to protect and enhance the image.

Default: Luster Laminate - laminated to protect the surface of your print while enhancing the appearance with a Lustre finish. This is the default laminate if no other option is selected.

Optional: Glossy Laminate - laminated to protect the surface of your print while enhancing the image with a Glossy finish.

Optional: Metallic Canvas - canvas with a metallic surface that creates images with exceptional visual interest and depth.

Stretcher Bar Depth: 3/4" or 1-1/2" (2-1/2" available on request)

Hanging Hardware: Sawtooth, Wire, or None

How to Order: Online or by Phone

Production Time: 2-3 Business Days

SOLID COLOR BORDER

A solid color is applied to the sides of the canvas wrap. Choose from a multitude of colors to perfectly complement your chosen artwork. When you choose the color border option, no portion of the image will be lost on the front side of the canvas,

3/4" thick stretcher bars

Available in two thicknesses - 3/4" or 1-1/2". By request 2-1/2" depth is also available.

Mirror image BORDER

Mirror Image Borders are the most popular effect in canvas wrapping, where the last 1-2 inches (depending on depth of stretcher bars selected) of the image are 'mirrored" in order to create a smoothly continuous appearance on all sides of the canvas wrap. With this Mirrored Image effect, no portion of the image is lost on the front side of the canvas.