Leveeland Print Studio
Our Services
Printing, proofing, editing/retouching, dry-mounting, shipping, framing, editioning services, portfolio packages, and more…
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As photographic artists and painters ourselves, we know how much difference the chosen print media makes on the final fine art object.
We print everything in house on an Epson P9570 printer… this 44”, 12-ink archival pigment printer is the core of our print shop, and allows us to print on a wide variety of media.
We stock dozens of fine art papers in house for proofing, and we’re open to placing custom orders for our clients, and sourcing almost any media you want to print on!
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We photograph paintings and works on paper with a fully color-managed capture workflow, then proof the print side by side with your original until the color is right.
Reproductions can be printed on archival fine art paper or canvas, as a one-off or as a full edition.
Local artists can drop work off at the studio, or we can come to you with the kit. We offer batch pricing for multiple piece sessions.
Out of town? Start with a free 15-minute call and we’ll figure out the best way to get your work captured.
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We dry mount prints to museum board, MountCor, or Gatorfoam (1/4" or 1/2") for a flat, durable presentation that’s ready to hang or handle. Dry-mounting is a non-reversible process.
We also offer framing in house. We work with Larson Juhl mouldings.
Whether it’s a single piece for your wall or a full body of work for a show, we’ll help you pick a presentation that fits the work.
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You don’t have to print the whole edition up front! We keep your master files on hand, print each piece as it sells, and pack and ship it straight to your collectors, in a tube, box, or crate.
This lets you release editions without tying up money in inventory or spending your studio days at the post office.
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Built for review season. Bring us your files and we’ll proof and print, and (optionally) mount your images to museum board, then deliver them in an interleaved portfolio box, ready to present to reviewers, editors, curators, and gallerists.
Let’s Print!