The Hahnemühle Sample Book has twelve new motifs! The Hahnemühle Sample Book, or Printed Sample Book, gives an overview of all Hahnemühle Digital FineArt Collection papers. The special thing about it: All papers are printed with different motifs and photographs. Giving each Hahnemühle Digital FineArt paper a face. At the same time, the synergy between…
Today’s article is all about the Deckle Edge. A piece of papermaking tradition. A look and feel from the old world. A paper with a soft feathered edge – the exclusive deckle edge. Hahnemühle offers three of its Digital FineArt paper grades with a deckle edge: Photo Rag® 308 gsm, William Turner 310 gsm and Museum…
Behind every art reproduction is a long and time-consuming process. Because only with a lot of dedication, motivation and professionalism a precise reproduction can be achieved. The dream of every traditional artist was and is the reproduction of his works in order to increase his popularity and income. At the same time, the greatest difficulty…
Martin Lucas, Print Manager from dStudio based in Little Clacton, Essex have very kindly shared their experiences of using Hahnemühle paper and canvas with us: We’re a small fine art print studio serving (mostly) self publishing artists with prints of their artwork, illustrations and photographs. We started life a long time ago as a picture…
Written by Lesia Maruschak World renowned artist George Kordis is an interpreter of man’s relationship with man. This curious and ever evolving artistic genius has a passion for engaging the spectator in what is a living artform with a surrealistic expressionistic voice.
It is the profound love and appreciation for movies and their creators that truly inspired these collection of prints by Stellavie. The Hamburg based design studio is run by Steffen Heidemann and Viktoria Klein. This time, the duo partnered up with illustrator Julian Rentzsch. Pairing skillfully set typography and beautiful Hahnemühle William Turner cotton paper…
Leah Macdonald is an American photographer and artist. She creates primarily feminine black and white shots. The encaustic technique gives her photographs a dreamy personal style. She enjoys sharing here knowledge in workshops, which are very popular.
Mario Marino is a travel portrait photographer, Austrian born and based in Germany. Marino has been photographing various peoples in their native lands since 2000.