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Maruša Puhek · Fine Art

Fine Art Cards · Winter edition

Fine Art Cards · Winter edition

Regular price €8,00 EUR
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Photographic cards from the Snow Meets Sea and Minimalist collections, made for a personal message or a place on the wall.

Choose from six photographic designs, available individually or as a set of three from either collection. Each card has space on the reverse for your handwritten message and can also be framed as a small fine art print.

Paper and finish

Printed on substantial, opaque 310 gsm fine art paper, giving each card a firm, weighty feel and keeping your handwritten message from showing through to the photograph.

An envelope for every card

Each card comes with a handmade aEnvelope™ by Artbook Print, made from archival materials suitable for long-term storage. Individual cards include one envelope; the complete set includes three.

What is a fine art print?

A fine art print combines specialist pigment printing with carefully chosen archival paper to reproduce a photograph’s colours, tones and details. It is made to be kept and displayed for years.

My cards are printed by Artbook Print, the studio I trust with my work for their attention to colour, detail and paper quality.

Choose your cards

• One card in your chosen design, with one envelope
• The complete set of three designs, with three envelopes

Frame / decor not included.

Framing note & writing on the card

You can display the cards as they are or frame them as small fine art prints.

Frame openings vary slightly, so in some frames a few millimetres of the white border may remain visible. If you prefer a cleaner finish, simply add a passepartout to cover the edge.

The paper has been tested with several common pens and works well for handwritten messages. When the card is placed against an opaque surface, writing on the reverse should not show through to the photograph. I still recommend writing with normal pressure and avoiding pressing unnecessarily hard, especially with very pointed pens.

 

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