This is for a reproduction Art Print of a pastel transferred original print titled:

A Very Good Place to Start.

Then original Mono-print is created using pastel transfer technique in Printmaking where the original drawing in pastel is dissolved in place, then the original was put through a printing press onto printmaking paper to get a reverse image of the drawing, often combined with other pastel transfer drawings to get a finished art work.

Artwork is copyright of the artist.  Watermark is not on the actual print.

What you are getting is a reproduction of the original Mono-print in the size of your choosing.

Museum-quality art print is giclée-printed on thick archival, acid-free matte paper in archival acid-free inks.

• Paper thickness: 10.3 mil
• Paper weight: 5.57 oz/y² (189 g/m²)
• Giclée printing quality

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Digital Downloads are digital images of this art work for your desktop and mobile devices, NOT for print out on a printer or in any physical format.  Images downloaded are for personal use Only.  DO NOT distribute, share, publish, resell or use in any other forms of physical or digital appropriations.   The image will not contain a watermark.

You will NOT receive a physical product.  A link will be emailed to you soon after successful check out process, where you will be directed to a download site to download the images. 

Depending on the image's orientation, either horizontal or portrait, it has a better application such as horizontal orientation is better for desktop where the screen is wider than height.  A portrait orientation is better for mobile phones, where most of the time, the default view is taller than the width.

There will be no refund for digital downloaded products.  We will be happy to work with you if you have trouble downloading or opening the files.

The jpg image file for desktop screens has 1080 pixels as the shortest side.
The jpg image file for mobile devices has 640 pixels as the shortest side.

Artworks are not standardized in size due to the nature of the creative process, so unable to generalize the other dimensions.