Printing Production
Policy

Print & Production

Every piece sold through TALG as a print — whether Fine Art Print, Photography, or Digital Art — is produced through a print-on-demand (POD) model, fulfilled locally in the country closest to the buyer. This page explains how each piece is prepared and printed, so you know exactly what to expect before you order.

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Materials

We work with two archival, museum-grade Hahnemühle papers, each matched to the character of the medium:

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- Photography is printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag — a smooth, fine art paper prized for its clarity, tonal range, and photographic detail.

- Fine Art Prints and Digital Art are printed on Hahnemühle German Etching — a naturally textured paper with a subtle, evenly patterned surface reminiscent of traditional etching paper, giving reproductions of paintings and digital work a tactile, hand-crafted quality.

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Both are acid-free and archival, the same standard used by museums and professional galleries worldwide.

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Limited Editions

To preserve the value and exclusivity of each piece, every work is offered in a limited number of sizes — up to three per piece. This keeps each edition considered and intentional, rather than an open, unlimited print run.

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Margins & Framing

Every print includes a white margin around the piece, in the tradition of fine art matting — the same principle used by galleries and museums to give a work breathing room, present it with intention, and make it easier to frame. This margin has a minimum of 1" to 1¼" (2.5cm to 3.2cm) on the tightest side of the piece. The full photograph or artwork is always preserved in its entirety — it is never cropped to fit a paper size. The margin on the opposite side adjusts naturally according to each piece's own proportions, so that no part of the original work is ever lost or altered.

 

Color Reproduction

We calibrate our printing process for the most accurate color reproduction possible. That said, colors on a screen (which emits light) and colors on paper (which reflects light) are physically different mediums, and a small variation between what you see on screen and what arrives in print is normal and expected — this is true of any fine art printing process, not specific to TALG. If you have concerns about how a particular piece will reproduce, feel free to reach out before ordering.

 

Certificate of Authenticity

Every piece sold through TALG is issued with its own dCOA (Digital Certificate of Authenticity) — a certificate with a unique QR code and verification that backs the authenticity and traceability of the piece, regardless of how many times it changes hands.