We produce wall art in the following sizes/dimensions:

8x8" / 20x20cm •• 8x10" / 20x25cm •• 10x10" / 25x25cm •• . 11x14" / 27.95x35.6cm•• 12x12" / 30.5x30.5cm •• 12x16" / 30.5 x 41cm •• 12x18" / 30.5x45.75cm •• 14x14" / 35.6x35.6cm •• 16x16" / 41x41cm •• 16x20" / 41x50.8cm •• 18x18" / 45.75x45.75cm •• 18x24" / 50.8x60.95xm •• 20x20" / 50.8x50.8cm •• 24x24" / 60.95x60.95cm •• 24x36" / 60.95x91.45cm

Note: Not all wall art is available in our full range of sizes. Each piece of wall art is available in particular sizes/dimensions dependent on its content.

Giclée printing is a process that uses fade-resistant, archival inks (pigment-based), and archival substrates primarily produced on Canon, Epson, HP and other large-format printers. These printers use the CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black) colour process as a base but may have other added colour cartridges for better colour or black and white rendition (such as light magenta and light cyan, light and very light grey, even orange and green (Epson) inks in addition to regular cyan, magenta yellow and black inks); these improve the apparent colour gamut and allow smoother gradient transitions and more accurate colours.

The term Giclée printing is based on the French word "le gicleur" meaning "nozzle", or more specifically "gicler" meaning "to squirt, spurt, or spray".

Both of the durable Epson papers we use for our Gicleée prints are designed to deliver archival quality images—an industry measurement of how long an image will last without its colour fading or changing tones.

The papers are acid-free, which helps protect against yellowing over time. If cared for correctly, your print should remain bright and vivid for decades.

Epson Ultra Premium Luster Photo Paper

This Giclée print you're currently looking at is printed on Epson Ultra Premium Luster Photo Paper. It's finish is between a gloss and matte.This instant drying paper produces vivid, lifelike images that rival those of traditional silver halide prints.

Epson's Premium Luster Photo Paper delivers highly saturated prints by offering maximum ink coverage and a high D-Max for true photographic reproductions. Its 10-mil RC base gives prints a photographic feel, and keeps the paper cockle-free.

Epson Enhanced Matte Paper 

• Giclée printing quality

• Thickness: 10.3 mil

• Basis weight: 5.6 oz/y² (192 g/m²)

• Opacity: 94%

• ISO brightness: 104%

• Core size : 3"

• Spindle: 3" high tension

• All Wanderlost & Found posters are Giclée printed with Epson UltraChrome™ water based HDR ink-jet technology—they're rich, dazzling, safe for kids and eco-friendly.

• The Epson ink system also combines the long lasting print life of pigment inks, with the wide colour gamut traditionally found only with dye inks.

• The inks are fast drying and incorporate a resin-coating (RC) that supports maximum ink coverage with a high D-Max for intense lifelike images that rival those of traditional silver halide output. This help produce images with stunning levels of detail when printed in both colour and black and white.

Every Wanderlost & Found Giclée print is produced and manufactured to archival grade. That means they're museum quality—when cared for correctly they should remain bright and bold for decades.

Proper lighting can add drama to your fine art print. The first and most important rule of lighting your prints is that the amount of light should be pleasing to your eye and it should create the drama and effect you desire.

Make every attempt to keep the amount of light even across the entire image. If that's not possible, make sure the centre of the image is well lit.

Direct lighting

• Direct lighting is most often used in homes and galleries.

• Direct lighting should be mounted high above the print so that it does not create glare at the viewing angle.

• A track lighting configuration is simple, elegant and easy to change should you decide to re-arrange your prints.

• We suggest low voltage MR-16 Halogen spot (not flood) bulbs which are available everywhere.A 50 Watt is sufficient if the fixture is 8 feet or less from the print.Use 75 Watt bulbs if the print is further away.

• Be sure to get fixtures which have a glass UV filter in front of the Halogen bulb. The UV filter reduces the high UV emission of the light to acceptable levels. The front glass also protects people from glass splinters in the unlikely event that the bulb were to fail. 

• Use a sufficient number of lights on each print to achieve your own desired effect. Some recommendations for a starting point:One fixture is sufficient for 8"x10" to 16"x20" prints.Two fixtures are good for 16"x20" to 24"x30".

• Dimmers can be very helpful in creating just the right effect. Note that most low voltage lighting systems require a special electronic dimmer. Electronic dimmers are widely available from major manufacturers to match your existing wall switches.