What makes owls so special?

Owls have existed in myth & culture for tens of thousands of years. Besides Antarctica, owls are present on every continent and seem to enchant those who co-exist with them. Whether it's because of their ability to turn their head 270 degrees, their large forward-facing eyes, or just the mysteriousness surrounding them, people are drawn in, myself included.

What if I cant find the print I want?

If you aren’t able to find the print you want in Shop, feel free to reach out to me via email and we can set it up!

What are the differences in the print types?

As of right now, I have five printing options available when ordering: paper, framed paper, canvas, aluminum, and acrylic. I will do my best to explain the differences below.

Paper Prints - Photos will be printed on a versatile classic paper with the perfect blend of color, contrast, and detail. The paper is highly durable and has a silk surface that limits glare and reflections. When ordering these prints, you must find framing yourself. Paper prints are the cheapest option.

Canvas Prints - Those familiar with canvas prints/paintings know how well they can pop in the right environment. These prints are applied on a 3/4” stretcher frame. They come on a semi-glossy, luminous, lively surface that limits glare and reflections. Canvas prints are the second cheapest option.

Aluminum Prints - If you are looking for a modern look, this is an excellent option. The photo is directly printed on an aluminum dibond that pops, even in areas with less light. This is my go-to recommendation for the price and atmosphere it brings. Glare and reflections are not an issue. Price-wise, aluminum prints are the middle of the pack.

Acrylic Prints - Acrylic prints are the go-to high-end gallery prints. The photo is placed under 1/16” of acrylic glass, which adds outstanding depth to the photo that no other print can. With a matte/silk finish, glare and reflections are no issue. These prints excel in areas with ambient amounts of light. Acrylic prints are the second to most expensive option.

Framed Paper Prints - Those who love classic paper prints in matted frames understand how hard it is to find quality frames. This choice includes the traditional paper print listed above and a high-quality mat, frame, and glass. The mat is a 2” white strip along the outside of the print, guaranteeing it to pop. The wood frame is a black, 1.1” Vienna-style frame made from oak. Lastly, the glass is of museum-grade quality, preventing glare or reflections. Framed paper prints are the most expensive option.