• The main difference is the sizing.

    • Prints are 12”x18.” The ideal size if you are looking to display for multiple prints on one wall.

    • *Posters are 16”x27”. Perfect for making a statement in a room.

    * Our posters also come UV Coated which protects them from sunlight and adds a slightly soft texture to the paper.

    The artwork you see mounted along the top of our table are our Poster sizes. Examples of Print sizes can be found laid out on the table.

  • It allows for more cinematic compositions!

    • We create our artwork in a 16:9 ratio to get a more cinematic feel but standard paper sizes have a 3:2 ratio.

    • Rather than cropping our artwork to 3:2, we opted to compose our artwork with the borders.

    It’s easier and costs less to frame!

    • 12”x18” is a very common size and inexpensive frame size.*

    • The white space acts as a visual mat, which saves time and money finding custom mats for our artwork.

  • Once your order is placed, it will be processed, packaged and mailed out at our next shipping date

    Prints are shipped out in a flat mailer and posters are shipped out in a triangular tube.

  • Framing isn’t necessary when you make a print purchase, however; for those who wish to frame their artwork, this is what we recommend:

    PRINTS (12”x18”)

    For our prints, we recommend getting a 14”×20” or 12”×18” frame.

    • If you get a 14”x20” frame, leave a white margin (mat) around the entire print.

    POSTERS (16”x27”)

    For our posters, we recommend getting a 24”x36” frame.

    • The extra inches will make for good breathing room around the artwork itself.

FRAMING GUIDE

Our artwork is created in a cinematic 16:9 format, so the white borders on our prints act as a built in mat for those who don’t wish to frame them.

However, if you would like to frame them, here is the easiest way to frame your artwork:

PRINTS (12”×18”)

Recommended Frame Size:

  • 16”×20” frame with a 12”×18” mat

POSTERS (16”×27”)

Recommended Frame Size:

  • 24”×36” frame with a custom 16”×27” mat.

Tip: You can grab a 24”×36” construction paper or foam board + a utility knife the dollar store and make your own mat boards!

Video coming soon