The prints are made on a special printer I bought just for the purpose several years ago. Most printers use dyes that fade and discolor over time. My special printer uses pigments instead of dyes, which will not fade for 100 years if protected from direct sunlight. The prints will last for 2 or 3 years even in direct sunlight before fading or discoloring. I make the prints on heavy archival papers made specially for this printer. I make trial prints with the original painting in front of me for reference, until I get the brightness, contrast, and color balance very close to the original painting. I sell prints made after I have determined the perfect balance for full price. Trial prints that are not 100% accurate but still attractive I sell at a reduced price as imperfects. In most cases, if you don't have the original in front of you you would not know there is anything wrong with the print.

If the original painting was 16x20 or 18x24, I make the print size 11x14. After matting, the frame size is 16x20. If the original painting was 8x10, I make the print size also 8x10. My printer will print images up to 12x18 in size but that would need custom framing.