Standard fine-art paper editions are printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag with archival pigment inks. Each print is signed by the artist and includes a white border of approximately 1–2 inches, depending on the image size. Gilded Songs of the Trees prints use Japanese mulberry-fiber paper and are described separately on the applicable artwork pages. For a borderless print or custom presentation, please contact the artist before ordering.

Frames are handmade from fine hardwoods, including ash and maple. Available finishes are listed in each artwork’s frame selector. Prints are set behind 99% UV-protective acrylic with a spacer between the print and glazing. Optium Museum Acrylic is available as an upgrade for spaces where reflections are a concern. Please contact the artist for a quote or exact framed dimensions before ordering.

Unframed prints ship within 14 days. Framed artworks require 4–6 weeks. Framed prints are available for delivery within the USA; unframed prints can be shipped internationally. Each artwork is custom made to order and cannot be returned unless damaged in transit. If your artwork arrives damaged, please contact the artist with photographs of the damage. Replacements require approximately 2 weeks for an unframed print or 4–6 weeks for a framed artwork.

Edition sizes are listed in each artwork’s product description and vary by image and print size. Artist proofs are recorded separately from the numbered edition. Prints are signed by the artist. A Certificate of Authenticity accompanies each artwork and is mailed separately. Please contact the artist with any questions about an edition or its documentation.

Songs of the Trees gilded prints are separate handcrafted editions of 10, printed with archival pigment inks on Japanese mulberry-fiber paper, reverse-gilded with white gold, and varnished. Each print has a subtle luminous quality and evidence of the artist’s hand. Image dimensions and paper dimensions are listed in each artwork’s description. $500, unframed. To order, select Print Only under Frame and the gilded size under Size on the artwork’s page. Larger fine-art paper editions are listed separately in each artwork’s description.