Bilby Archival Artwork Print

Bilby Archival Artwork PrintArchival quality print of an original gauche artwork by ieafy. Approximately A5 size, including the margin. 50% of profits from the online sales of this print during the current shop opening will be donated to Bush Heritage Australia to support the amazing work they do protecting our beautiful native species. Locally and professionally produced by Hound and Bone in Brunswick Printed on luxurious 290gsm Hahnemhle Agave paper (70% agave sisal fibre, 30%

Archival quality print of an original gauche artwork by ieafy. 

Approximately A5 size, including the margin.

50% of profits from the online sales of this print during the current shop opening will be donated to Bush Heritage Australia to support the amazing work they do protecting our beautiful native species. 

❀ Locally and professionally produced by Hound and Bone in Brunswick 
❀ Printed on luxurious 290gsm Hahnemühle Agave paper (70% agave sisal fibre, 30% cotton rag)
❀ Expected to last to 100 years with proper care (please see care notes below) 

❀Care Notes: Hound and Bone Print Studio❀

- For the sake of both longevity and perfection, we suggest framing your print as soon as possible. Seek an experienced framer who uses archival materials and UV resistant glass/perspex.

- Keep handling to a minimum. Fingerprints can leave a mark, so always handle with care & caution. If you must handle your print, use both hands: one gently on the margin, the other behind the print so that its weight rests in your palm. Fine art paper will dent if not handled correctly, and any dents/bends/creases - or fingerprints marks - are irreversible.

- Never place your print printed-side-down on any surface (unless there is a barrier material, such as glassine, between the print and surface). Doing so may graze the delicate printed area.

- Archival pigments prints will last for 80+ years under the correct conditions. For maximum longevity and minimal fading, hang your framed print in a cool, dry place away from regular strong, direct light. Avoid areas prone to humidity or temperature fluctuations.