My RSS Feedhttp://www.360-dpi.com/index.htmlHot News!enuser@domain.comCopyright 2011 stevec2012-03-22T11:04:32+00:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 Thu, 22 Mar 2012 11:07:24 +0000exhibition printsuser@domain.comBLOG2012-03-22T11:04:32+00:00http://www.360-dpi.com/blog/files/3a9a0fac5f03b566d9e5d43613c53914-14.html#unique-entry-id-14http://www.360-dpi.com/blog/files/3a9a0fac5f03b566d9e5d43613c53914-14.html#unique-entry-id-14

10PT28100110PT28100210PT281003]]>Trap Likes My Printinguser@domain.comBLOG2012-01-06T08:55:59+00:00http://www.360-dpi.com/blog/files/9576d9c28ec48043eb04e28f436f9959-13.html#unique-entry-id-13http://www.360-dpi.com/blog/files/9576d9c28ec48043eb04e28f436f9959-13.html#unique-entry-id-13Well this is a picture of one of my customers giving a print to Ireland Manager Giovanni Trapattoni. He sign One for fergus before and commented on the quality of the printing, so requested a copy




trapatoni]]>Violin pieceuser@domain.comBLOG2011-12-28T14:50:47+00:00http://www.360-dpi.com/blog/files/96e46cdf04bc97fc97a713262db47359-12.html#unique-entry-id-12http://www.360-dpi.com/blog/files/96e46cdf04bc97fc97a713262db47359-12.html#unique-entry-id-12We were given the violin piece below and asked to come up with something funky for it

As it was to be hung next to a baby grand piano, the piano gloss black frame was the ideal solution

the frame is over 4 inches deep and is actually made from 2 frames. The inside of the box is lined with mount board so looks seamless.



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]]>Ornate Swept frameuser@domain.comBLOG2011-09-13T07:52:35+01:00http://www.360-dpi.com/blog/files/aacbf1b3c5437a623d9d66300eb8fade-11.html#unique-entry-id-11http://www.360-dpi.com/blog/files/aacbf1b3c5437a623d9d66300eb8fade-11.html#unique-entry-id-11
A couple came in with some wedding photos and wanted them in something very ornate.

this frame comes in various colours and sizes


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]]>8Ft * 4Ft canvas printuser@domain.comBLOG2011-08-11T18:33:12+01:00http://www.360-dpi.com/blog/files/af340f7a161742fba9ab611d9bda32a1-10.html#unique-entry-id-10http://www.360-dpi.com/blog/files/af340f7a161742fba9ab611d9bda32a1-10.html#unique-entry-id-10Darran Dineen

It hangs in his clients house, just in time for a wedding at the house

It was printed on Hanemuhle Canvas and shipped stretched to the client in cork

The client was over joyed after seeing it

IMG_3850]]>exhibition frames for photo irelanduser@domain.comBLOG2011-08-05T18:40:16+01:00http://www.360-dpi.com/blog/files/787b8f4de406400bb0d848589bd18270-9.html#unique-entry-id-9http://www.360-dpi.com/blog/files/787b8f4de406400bb0d848589bd18270-9.html#unique-entry-id-9Ciaran Whyte for the four floors show at the mad art gallery

these pieces were printed on Canson Satin and framed in a smooth black finished frame

The glass in these was Claryl glass, which is an anti-reflective, coated glass. it almost disappears in the frames.

Ciaran was blown away when he saw them finished and surprised at the difference with the claryl glass

This glass is ideal for high end photographic work, colours seem more vivid and the glass almost disappears.

we have a sample frame with normal and claryl in the shop, if you want to see how much difference there is.

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Anyway, the frame is a limed off white deep moulding, and the mountboard is a blue velvet board, so it looks nice and plush.

There is a range of colours available in the velvet board, all which look exclusive and plush. They are great for for medals and memorabilia

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They are very bright vivid colours, we think they will work very well in kids bedrooms etc

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Below is an example of the kind of thing we are thinking of


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]]>Large Canvas Printuser@domain.comBLOG2011-06-28T21:16:49+01:00http://www.360-dpi.com/blog/files/cf084b0b7ebfb249d4bc92d3c0c00ce3-5.html#unique-entry-id-5http://www.360-dpi.com/blog/files/cf084b0b7ebfb249d4bc92d3c0c00ce3-5.html#unique-entry-id-5

We did this print a while ago for a client in cork

Its a canvas print which is 80 inches on the long side. There is a picture of it in the gallery section. But the client liked it so much, he sent me a picture of it in its final resting place

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We thought you might like to see it hanging.

This client has already just ordered another which will be 8Ft * 4Ft

The photographer is Darran Dineen

]]>New paper rangeuser@domain.comBLOG2011-06-24T22:35:27+01:00http://www.360-dpi.com/blog/files/29a87001a03d51524a204b6bed48c72e-4.html#unique-entry-id-4http://www.360-dpi.com/blog/files/29a87001a03d51524a204b6bed48c72e-4.html#unique-entry-id-4We have added a new range of papers to our expanding lineup

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Canson Infinity is the brand name given to the new Digital Fine Art & Photo range crafted in the Canson and Arches mills.
Canson Infinity offers you Museum Quality Fine Art & Photo Inkjet Papers and Canvas.


Canson Infinity papers are manufactured by the world’s leading Fine Art Paper Mills, Canson and Arches, located in France. Canson was founded in 1557 and its illustrious history includes the prestigious appointment to Manufacture Royale in 1784 by Louis XVI and the invention of the Hot Air Balloon, made with Canson paper in 1782.

www.wilhelm-research.com test results for canson papers

drop in an see us and check out some of these new papers
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here is a link to canson regarding print permanence



]]>Nerosunero Exhibition @ The Complexuser@domain.comBLOG2011-06-21T23:00:52+01:00http://www.360-dpi.com/blog/files/64b24e9c9bac42578f8da1b20c40f352-3.html#unique-entry-id-3http://www.360-dpi.com/blog/files/64b24e9c9bac42578f8da1b20c40f352-3.html#unique-entry-id-3Mario Sughi aka Nerosunero commissioned us to produce his latest exhibition which opens June 23rd @ 6pm

The Complex
18-21 Block C, Smithfield Square,
Dublin 7


The three main pieces are 2 meter * 1.5 meter made as 4 50mm deep float frames. each frame is 1m*.75m and only displays a 0.5cm frame border giving a very contemporary sleek look

heres a testimonial from mario

As an “artist/illustrator” I know very well that I have to take the greatest care for my work in all its parts. And when it’s time to prepare an exhibition (like the one for the Complex now) I have to consider quite carefully the persons and the studios I will work with.
To work with Stephen Crozier in his high tech digital printing studio not only gives me the great pleasure to work with someone with a witty and critical eye, not to mention his professional expertise for printing and framing and absolute attention for packaging. But it gives me also the pleasure to work with someone that shares with me my passion and emotion for my projects. Steve his excellent under this regard and he will always come up with brilliant ideas, when you need them, about how to present and finish up the work in the very best possible way.
Mario Sughi aka nerosunero

Below are some preview photos of the show.

mario1mario2mario3mario4mario5mario6mario7mario8mario9mario10mario11mario12mario13mario14]]>Framed piece for irish celebuser@domain.comBLOG2011-06-19T23:47:31+01:00http://www.360-dpi.com/blog/files/f8dc0144f67a6d7846143d8dab3e68d9-2.html#unique-entry-id-2http://www.360-dpi.com/blog/files/f8dc0144f67a6d7846143d8dab3e68d9-2.html#unique-entry-id-2Pictured below is Margaret Dunne, Manager of Dalkey Castle and Heritage Centre, presents David McWilliams with a framed photograph by John Fahy at the conclusion of the 2011 Dalkey Book Festival.

The photo is of a bottlenose dolphin in front of a snow covered Dalkey Island and featured on the front page of The Irish Times last November.

See www.dalkeyphotos.com <http://www.dalkeyphotos.com>

Book Festival


The piece is a permajet oyster print - drymounted with double mount and framed in a limed beveled edge frame

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This tool allows us to add embellishments to mounts using various writing implements. The coolest feature we have found a use for this tool is to add photographers signatures to mounts.

This enables us to cut a series of mounts for a photographer with their signature on them, using a pigment based pen.

Below is a very rough photo to show what we are talking about.

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Both bits of text are added while cutting the mounts. BTW, photo is printed on hanemuhle photorag pearl fine art paper (photo belongs to David Ferrie, http://ferriephotography.com/)


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Claryl glass is virtually invisible, and nothing gets in the way of the view of the picture. Hardly any light is reflected and what is more, the translucence is 98%, which helps to bring out all the colors and detail in a picture.

International market research revealed that 60 percent of consumers surveyed were willing to pay the additional price for®Claryl glass. Typical reactions from consumers in response to witnessing the®Claryl effect were: ‘beautiful’, ‘amazing’ and ‘highly recommended’.

Its hard to show on here what the difference looks like, so best thing is come in and have a look




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