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In essence, producing a print means a piece of artwork being transformed from a material object into light, then into code, and then back into material again. There is a lot of scope for colour, tone and shape to be mis-translated over this cycle of changes of state. It takes appropriate tools which are well-chosen and well-honed, experience using them, and a well-trained eye to ensure that print matches original.
People love the spirit of their art, and to have a print which is faithful to the original allows that spirit to really be encountered in it.

For predominantly three-dimensional pieces, like ceramics and sculpture, I shoot either in-situ (for larger and less mobile pieces) or in my studio. Most of what I said above about paintings applies here too, but with more emphasis on shape and space and less on print. Get in touch any time to discuss this.