FAQ's

I am a member of Piermont Flywheel Gallery in Piermont, NY, which hosts exhibitions throughout the year in my beautiful hometown on the Hudson River. Come visit!

When you place an online order you will receive a label with the work’s title, year and my signature. You may adhere this signed label to the back of the work before hanging. Artworks purchased in person are signed on the lower right of the image.

Many prints are limited editions and as such will be priced with a small premium. Limited editions will be noted as such in the product description. And the acquiror will see an indication of the edition number on the signature label.

I work in metal and art specialty paper, choosing the best application for each image. As a result, images are offered only as described and are custom produced for each order. I work closely with an independent art studio to create all metal artwork. Art specialty paper prints are produced in my own workroom.

Images are heat infused directly into aluminum, using a dye sublimination process, creating unsurpassed resolution and color vibrancy. The image will have either a glossy, epoxy or matte finish depending on my creative intent. The image is framed in a wood floating frame, with ¼" space between the frame and the print edge for a floating effect.

When printing on paper, part of my creative process is selecting the perfect paper. I use metallic, matte and archival fine art cotton rag papers from Moab and Canon, with professional archival quality Canon print technology. This option allows you to mat and frame the image to your own taste and decor.

Metal prints are shipped to you directly from the independent art studio. Paper prints are shipped from my workroom. Each piece is carefully packed in the method most appropriate to protect the final work.

Each piece is custom produced (meaning obsessed over until perfect) and will require two to three weeks for you to receive.

Maybe. Email me and we can discuss.

No. Control freaks never do.