Yes, our restoration work is copyrighted, hence the whole new image. We are careful that the original art work or photography that we are restoring is out-of-copyright and in the public domain.

Our descriptive text is also copyrighted.

From many, many sources around the world. The difficult thing is that we are careful to use only work that is out of copyright. Copyright, especially international copyright, is very complicated, and we have queried several lawyers and done extensive research on our own to be confident our work is clean.

We can print things about however you want. Sometimes there will be an extra charge.

Yes! We'll need to discern of it's out-of-copyright, but if it is, we can do it. Set-up charges might apply.

We use acid-free, fine art paper. Two main kinds, depending on the print. Vintage items like old holy cards or medieval images are printed on natural cotton stock. It has a slightly off-white color, almost creamy, and harmonizes beautifully with certain vintage prints.

If the print is of a museum-type piece, then we will use a bright white fine art paper.

Both have a matte finish which gives our prints a fine-art look.

They are both thick paper, like a cardstock.

They are both archival, and combined with our archival pigments, will not have significant fading for many generations, upwards of 200 years, if kept dry and out of the direct sun.

Yes! They are archival, using acid-free paper and archival pigments, rated to not have significant fading for many generations, upwards of 200 years, if kept dry and out of the direct sun. (source: epson.com)

No. We use lead-free solder.

We work with lots of stores, church gift shops, and online retailers. Our items are mostly proprietary, unique to us, and very attractive to devout, faithful Catholics. We have SIMPLE discount schedules and easy-to-reach free shipping. Contact us for details. We'd love to work with you!