Canvas has a woven texture that absorbs light rather than bouncing it back. Under office downlights or restaurant lighting, a canvas piece reads calm and considered, whereas a glossy framed print reads shiny and reflective, and you can look at it from any angle without hitting a hotspot.
It also fills wall space cheaply. Part of our interior graphics range, printed on the same equipment as our large-format work.
The image continues around the sides of the timber stretcher bar, so the piece hangs unframed and looks finished from every angle. The standard is what we produce unless told otherwise. It does mean losing roughly 1.5 inches of image around the edge, so anything critical needs to sit inside that margin.
The side edges are a mirrored reflection of the image border rather than part of the image itself, so nothing is lost from the composition. Correct where the picture is tightly cropped or where a face or key element sits near the edge.
The sides are printed in a flat colour drawn from the image. Clean, modern, and it works well in a set where several canvases hang together.
Corporate offices, particularly corridors, break rooms, and quiet spaces. Hotels and short-stay properties, where a matched set of canvases covers a great deal of wall for a sensible budget. Restaurants, bars and taprooms. Medical, dental, and veterinary waiting rooms. Salons and spas. Real estate offices displaying property photography. Churches and community buildings.
We also take a fair volume of straightforward residential orders, family photography, and personal work, and we are happy to.
Poly-cotton canvas, pigment inks, stretched over 1.5-inch kiln-dried timber stretcher bars. Corners folded and stapled on the reverse. Hanging hardware is fitted so the piece arrives ready to go on the wall.
An optional satin or matte protective coating is available and worth taking in kitchens, gyms, bathrooms, and anywhere the piece may be touched, steamed, or splashed. Without it, the canvas should not be wiped with anything wet.
For canvas, 100 to 150 dpi at final printed size is sufficient, because the woven texture softens fine detail slightly and the piece is viewed from a normal room distance.
Photographs from recent smartphones print well up to roughly 24 by 36 inches. Older phone images, screenshots, and anything that has been through a messaging app or social platform generally do not, because those platforms compress heavily. Send the original file straight off the device rather than a version that has been shared.
We will tell you honestly whether a file will hold up at the size you want before printing.
A gallery wrap means the printed image continues around the sides of the timber stretcher bar, so the piece hangs without a frame and looks finished from every angle. iCandy Grafix stretches all canvas prints over 1.5-inch kiln-dried bars with hanging hardware fitted, ready to hang.
Aim for 100 to 150 dpi at final printed size, since the canvas texture softens fine detail. Photos from recent smartphones typically print well up to 24 by 36 inches. Always send the original file rather than a version compressed by messaging apps or social media.
Dust with a dry microfibre cloth only. Do not use water or cleaning products on an uncoated canvas. If the piece will hang somewhere prone to grease, steam, or handling, ask iCandy Grafix for a protective satin coating, which allows gentle wiping.
Any size, from small 8-by-10-inch pieces up to several feet across. Larger pieces are limited by the stretcher bar span rather than the printing, and very large canvases may need a cross-brace on the frame, which we add as standard above a certain size.
Canvas prints take 5 to 7 business days after proof approval, since each piece is printed, stretched, and finished to order. Sets of matched pieces for a hotel or office run on the same timeline.
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