Prints designated Collector Editions are made by myself with the intention of creating the fullest original expression of what I want for each image. I sign and number each Collectors Edition print, provide a certificate of authenticity, and include it in an online registry database. Please see the note below for further information regarding editions.
Ink and Paper Types My Collector Edition prints are made using the highest quality K3 pigment inksets by Epson. The papers that I print on include 100% cotton rag fine art papers by Hahnemuhle (including heavyweight Photo Rag 308 for unmatched matte prints, and FineArt Baryta 325 gsm paper for deep glossy prints), and Japanese style mulberry-fiber washi papers by Moab (including Moenkopi Unryu, and Moenkopi Kozo). Please note that for each portfolio I use only one paper type for Collector Edition prints, carefully selected to express my artistic intent for the images in that portfolio.
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I also make my images available in the form of uneditioned, unsigned fine art reproduction prints. These prints are all made on a high quality matte fine art paper using archival inks.
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I create these as unique works, or or print them in very small editions (typically 2 or 3, plus artist proofs). My hand made alternative process prints are made using antique processes which involve mixing my own chemical emulsions and applying them by brush and/or coating rod to fine art paper or other substrate.
Printing-out Palladium and Platinum-Palladium (Ziatype) A photographic printing process that uses the precious metals palladium and platinum in a light-sensitive solution that is hand-applied to fine art paper. The coated paper is then contact printed under ultraviolet light, using a negative the same size as the desired printed image. The resulting print is one of unusual beauty and great archival stability, and each print in an edition will be distinct from each other.
Cyanotype One of the earliest photographic printing processes, I often use cyanotype as a second, complementary overprint on a palladium print. The cyanotype process results in an image or layer that is Prussian Blue in color, but the color may be modified by bleaching and toning.
Print prices: I intend to add pricing for these works to this page in the near future. Until then, please contact me regarding price if you are interested in purchasing a print.
Unless otherwise noted, each edition will consist of no more than 15 prints, and prints from an edition will be made on-demand until the edition is closed. I will clearly mark the edition size and the print number from that edition on each print, along with my signature. The same information will be stated on the certificate of authenticity that I include with each Collector Edition print.
A new edition of an image may be printed only in the event of changes in my interpretation of the original image, or a significantly different size, a significantly different paper, etc.
My handmade, alternative process works will contine as unique works or in small, strictly limited editions.
I ship to anywhere in the United States and Canada for orders made directly from my website. Shipping costs for these orders are included in the price. For orders from anywhere else, please contact me through my website for information on shipping charges. Prints are sold unmounted, unmatted, and are shipped flat. Please allow up to 4 weeks for delivery.