Goin Places Texas

The glossy surface lends your canvas print Goin Places Texas a special luminosity and vividness. The glossy look is especially suited to images with lots of contrast and rich colors. Crystalline gloss canvas by Breathing Color is a 440gsm aqueous canvas that will deliver industry-leading dmax and color gamut a step above every other glossy or matte inkjet canvas available today. The Crystalline line is OBA free making it one of the most archival gloss canvas available to date.

*Thin Gallery Wrap – The canvas print will be mounted over .75 inch thick (depth) stretcher bars and the image will wrap on the sides with a fraction of an inch around the back. These are usually hung without a frame. Great option for smaller prints given as gifts and mementos.

Gloss Canvas

Crystalline gloss canvas by Breathing Color is a 440gsm aqueous canvas that will deliver industry-leading dmax and color gamut a step above every other glossy or matte inkjet canvas available today. The Crystalline line is OBA free making it one of the most archival gloss canvas available to date.

How to care for your canvas prints

It’s easy to keep your canvas wall art looking vibrant and new for years to come. Just make sure to place your artwork carefully and use only gentle cleaning techniques to prolong its life. With proper care, you can genuinely enjoy it for a whole lifetime.

Tips:

1. Avoid direct sunlight
Hanging your Goin Places Texas canvas print in a well-lit area of your home can bring out its colors, especially if its a sweeping landscape or a bold artwork.

2. Cool and dry is best
In addition to avoiding direct sunlight, you’ll want to think about temperature and humidity when deciding where to hang your artwork. Cool and dry conditions are best, since heat and moisture can cause your canvas to stretch over time.

3. Dust, don’t rub
Like any fixture in your home, canvas can collect dust and cobwebs over time. When it’s time for a cleaning, use a feather duster to wipe off the surface of the print. Never rub the print with your fingers or nails to remove dust or other debris, since that can scratch the print material.