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Magnetic Mounting System
Our magnetic mounting system uses strong neodymium magnet bars, one adheres to the back of the canvas, and the other sticks to the wall using double-sided adhesive. To hang your canvas follow these instructions:
1- Clean your wall from any dust
2- Remove the loose magnet on the back of the canvas and peel off the adhesive protective film
3- Stick magnet to the wall and press firm for 10-15 seconds as shown in video
4- Hang the canvas, the magnet on the canvas back will find its place instantly.
Note: Adhesive used allows for multiple removals. It ensures no wall damage, making hanging and adjusting simple and fun!
Media Finish
When it comes to turning your unique artwork into striking canvas prints, the finish is a game-changer. It’s not just a minor detail; it’s the prism through which your art will be viewed and experienced. The right finish can uphold the essence of your original piece, whilst a mismatch could compromise the texture and overall feel. Both matte and satin finishes offer unique advantages
If your artwork thrives on color contrasts, a matte finish could be your ideal choice. A glossy finish’s gloss can sometimes merge contrasting colors, leading to a more homogenized appearance. Moreover, matte finishes excellently preserve darker hues, as they minimize light reflection off darker parts of the artwork. This finish is often favored for gallery displays due to its resistance to intense lighting, ensuring that no detail of the artwork gets overlooked due to harsh light
If you’re torn between a Glossy or matte finish, your original artwork’s medium can guide your decision. glossy finish lends a touch of authentic glossiness to the canvas print. Particularly useful for artwork created with oil paints, it can also highlight texture and allow vibrant colors to shine through against muted tones. In fact, photographers commonly lean towards Glossy finishes for an added lifelike flair to their prints.
Matte Vs Glossy
Matte is recommended for black/dark colors or arts that will be displayed in lighted rooms. Glossy brings out the colors and is recommended for colorful images or arts that will be displayed in rooms with less access to light.
