Did you know that here at Royce Howland Print Studio, we can make prints that aren’t limited to “standard sizes”?
Here at Royce Howland Print Studio, we are passionate about creating exceptional expressive prints. You may be an individual with an image capturing an important personal moment, a photography enthusiast, a commercial photographer or a working artist. If the print is super important to you then, satisfying you is our #1 priority.
To make this happen, all of our services have a few things in common: understanding your goals, attention to detail, focus on quality and combining your imagery with our artistic sensibilities and technical mastery.
Print is the core of what we’re all about. We have mastered the tools, workflow and media of digital print so you can focus on the creativity needed to make your work. When the print matters, print with RHPS.
Prints are not made to be simply put into storage, but to be presented. If your presentation plans call for mounting your prints to ensure they are protected and stay flat, Royce Howland Print Studio has you covered. We offer standard dry mounting services in-house up to 40 x 60″ size. For larger sizes and specialty materials, we work closely with a partner to complete your projects. All of materials and processes are chosen to ensure high quality results.
A beautiful expressive print is made of ink and paper. But to make an excellent print requires mastery of the digital darkroom, and knowing how to optimize digital files for print. RHPS can support your digital retouching needs.
Learn how best to apply modern digital tools for accurate colour reproduction. End the frustration, and gain the creative control to develop images and prints just right.
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I’m super stoked to announce that Royce Howland Print Studio is officially up and running!
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