# Prints on Galerin

Made to order, printed true.

## Where the file comes from

Most work on Galerin starts as a photograph the artist took of their own piece —
often on a phone, in the room where it was made. What ships is that same piece,
brought up to the resolution a gallery wall demands and colour-corrected before
it reaches paper, printed at full scale rather than as a downsampled guess.

## What happens before a print is cleared

- Every file is checked against the physical size it is being printed at and
  held to a resolution floor that scale requires.
- Colour and white balance are corrected at the point of printing, so a warm
  studio lamp or an overcast window does not carry through onto the paper.
- A print is only cleared to ship once it will hang sharp at full scale.

The correction stops at the file. The art itself is left alone — what arrives is
the piece the artist made, printed true rather than reinterpreted.

## Production and materials

- Made to order: each print is run individually after it is bought, so no stack
  of unsold copies sits behind the piece on your wall.
- Archival pigment ink on acid-free paper, built to hold colour for decades of
  daylight.
- Packaging is sized to the print rather than pulled from a standard box, which
  keeps padding and void-fill to what that piece actually needs.

## Related

- Artists preparing work for print: https://galerin.art/for-artists
- Full page: https://galerin.art/prints