This varies by image. The maximum size, which is also my recommended size, is indicated in the information on the webpage of every individual print, such as here. You can opt for a smaller print than recommended, but the price will remain the same.

In the interests of aesthetics, viewing experience and longevity, all my limited-edition prints are offered in high-quality 400-GSM poly-cotton archival Hahnemühle Daguerre or better canvas by default. I especially love this medium for its weight, brightness, contrast, stretchability, fine texture and excellent age-resistance. It can be sprayed with a dust-resistant coating, which obviates the need for a glass cover. However, if you very specifically desire a print on archival matte-paper instead, I'd be happy to accommodate your request. Open edition prints, however, are available in either Hahnemühle canvas or Epson fine-art matte paper for you to choose between, and are priced separately.

By default your print will look mostly as depicted on an individual print webpage, such as here. There will be an adequate border on all sides to enable mounting or gallery-wrapping as you choose, along with my and the print's name. For limited-edition prints, the year and number of the print are also included in the border, along with a 'limited' badge.

Yes; if you'd like something personalised added on the border, or would rather have it completely plain, for instance, I'd be happy to accommodate such simple customisation requests.

No; the print will ship in a hard roll, without a mount or a frame of any sort.

I don't offer mounting and framing due to the variation in tastes and of course the obvious difficulty in shipping it. I'd consider special requests to offer framing at extra cost if the delivery is in Bengaluru, India.

Unless otherwise stated, my limited-edition prints are restricted to a run of 20 or fewer. Please see the information appended to the individual print for the exact run limit.

You can pay for your print(s) by wire transfer, UPI, or bank deposit via cash, cheque or demand draft. Unfortunately I do not accept cheque presentations directly to me, and due to being an insignificant individual artist, do not offer the convenience of a payment gateway at the moment.

Delivery times vary by location, and since I must rely on third-party courier services, I cannot commit to a specific time-frame. Rest assured that I'll prepare and dispatch your print within three working days under normal circumstances, unless I'm travelling, in which case you'll be advised in advance. Since shipping within India is free, the dispatch will be by regular mode, but you can choose expedited shipping at extra cost.

Your satisfaction is of the utmost importance to me. It's unlikely you'd be dissatisfied with a print, because I will take your approval on the print presentation before sending it to print, and will personally inspect the print for quality and faithfulness to the digital copy before dispatching it. However, if you're unhappy with it upon receipt, I will refund your money in full without asking any questions upon its return.

The canvas I use for my prints is of archival grade and is very long-lasting, and with just the most basic care, should last decades. Each print is sprayed with dust-resistant varnish before dispatch, and this ensures that you can use a slightly-wet cloth to clean off any dust that settles on your print from time to time. Please do not use a glass cover in your frame, since that will cause glare and reflections. Just keep away from the reach of children, if possible, to avoid your print getting doodled over, and it'll be fine!

No; the price advertised on the individual print webpages are exclusive of taxes. GST will be payable as applicable additionally, for buyers in India.

Absolutely! Every limited-edition print ships with a certificate of authenticity with the serial number of the print clearly specified, with my signature in original.

There is no one right way of doing it. My recommendations varies by image, medium and even your taste. I'll be happy to advise you about these once you've chosen a print.

It gives me incomparable joy to see my images in print, particularly in this era of hyper-digitalisation of nearly everything. I love the process of designing and creating each print, customised to both the image itself and the buyer's personalised needs. Also, what little income that may accrue from it helps in some small way to support my art. Sometimes I run print sales for charity or conservation, in which case the purpose is to give more back to what has given me so much joy.