Acrylic Photographic Prints

Both canvas prints and acrylic photographic prints resemble, in many ways, painted images you might see hanging in a museum — vivid, bright, and seemingly three-dimensional. A big contributing reason for this is the fact that the image is printed on the reverse side of the image, and, in most cases a white back ground is applied.  But just like in a museum, you don’t want to mount an acrylic photographic print directly opposite a bright window or even under bright lights, as the reflections will destroy the majestic look of the acrylic. Selecting an alternate location for acrylic will take full advantage of the details and color of the print.

Canvas has significant surface texture and adds a matte-type finish to an image, creating a more subdued look with regards to color and contrast.  This tends to liken the image to a true painting.  And that is why Giglee Canvas Prints remain a favorite of artists reproducing their works.