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Bremond House Gallery - Additional Services

Island Time Watercolor Print

Framing

Bremond House Gallery offers both conservation and museum framing options for our customers. For framing options, pricing and turnaround time, please complete the information requested below, or come by the gallery.

   
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Size of print/original to be framed:
Framed canvas with no glass or matte: Yes    No
Traditional frame matte and glass: Yes    No
Framing preference: Oak    Mahogany    Black Lacquer
Gold    Gold on Black
Size of Frame: One Inch    Two Inch    Three Inch    Framer's Option
Other Framing Options (describe):
Matte (if applicable): Single    Double    Triple    No Matte
Preferred Matte Colors (if applicable):
Glass Preference (if applicable): Glare    Non-Glare   
Non-Glare Museum
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A framing representative will be in contact with you to create a frame that will enhance the style and theme of your artwork.

Print Fulfillment - Giclée Printing

Bremond House Gallery offers a full line of Giclée printing capabilities including watercolor, canvass or high-end matt or gloss paper. Image enhancement services are also available upon request. For pricing and turnaround time, please complete the information requested below.

   
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Print will be made from: Original Art    Digital Image
Image Enhancement Required: Yes    No
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Output: Archival Matte    Archival Gloss   
Archival Watercolor    Archival Canvas w/ultraviolet coating
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Watercolor Image Enhancement

Bremond House offers watercolor image enhancement and Giclée printing to both amateur and professional photographers. Image enhancements include brightness, contrast, color balance, burning and dodging of film or digital files. David Warner, Bremond’s photographic artist, uses his proprietary watercolor technique to add light, texture and depth to client images similar to what he does for his own limited-edition gallery prints.

Five Step Process

  • Digitize: A film negative or the original art is scanned into the computer. The best solution is a negative, slide (positive) or digital file. Scanning a print has the tendency to pick up the pattern on the paper, which is then magnified when the image is enlarged.
  • Image Correct: Once the image is transformed into a digital file, the same controls that were once used in a darkroom, i.e. cropping, dodging and burning, contrast, etc., can be used to bring the image to the highest quality possible. Scratches, imperfections and dust are also removed at this stage, as well as additional enhancements that can be made in this new 'digital' world.
  • Size Adjustments: Enlargement requires additional techniques and considerations to retain the quality and clarity of the image as the size is increased.
  • Color Proof: A proof is made of the enhanced image to determine if additional adjustments are necessary.
  • Paper selection and printing: A final print is sized and printed on selected paper. Unlike traditional printing processes, with Giclée archival printing there is no degradation from the first print to the hundredth print. Each is an original.

    For more information and pricing contact either David or Deborah at Bremond House Gallery.

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