From any compatible provided digital files. Our Epson 7270 4-colot printers can handle up to 44″ wide. Best for Graphics, Color text and Photo-Graphics display. We print on Canvas, Vinyl, Paper or Cloth.
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Recommended resolution: 144 or larger ppi
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8x10/8.5x11: $15 1st/ $10 ea additional
11x14/11x17: $25 1st/ $20 ea additional
18x24 /20x24: $35 1st/ $25 ea additional
24x30/24x36: $50 1st/ $35 ea additional
30x40/36x48: $100 1st/ $70 ea additional
44x60: $150 1st/ $100 ea additional
From any compatible provided digital files. Our Epson 7270 4-colot printers can handle up to 44″ wide. Best for Graphics, Color text and Photo-Graphics display. We print on Canvas, Vinyl, Paper or Cloth.
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Recommended resolution: 144 or larger ppi
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8x10/8.5x11: $15 1st/ $10 ea additional
11x14/11x17: $25 1st/ $20 ea additional
18x24 /20x24: $35 1st/ $25 ea additional
24x30/24x36: $50 1st/ $35 ea additional
30x40/36x48: $100 1st/ $70 ea additional
44x60: $150 1st/ $100 ea additional
From any compatible provided digital files. Our Epson 7270 4-colot printers can handle up to 44″ wide. Best for Graphics, Color text and Photo-Graphics display. We print on Canvas, Vinyl, Paper or Cloth.
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Recommended resolution: 144 or larger ppi
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8x10/8.5x11: $15 1st/ $10 ea additional
11x14/11x17: $25 1st/ $20 ea additional
18x24 /20x24: $35 1st/ $25 ea additional
24x30/24x36: $50 1st/ $35 ea additional
30x40/36x48: $100 1st/ $70 ea additional
44x60: $150 1st/ $100 ea additional
To purchase a print from our print gallery "Click" on image of choice.
Professional Fine Art Printing & Photography

TheArthur Wright

TheArthur Wright arrived in Oakland in the 1960's, just in time for the Summer of Love, the Black Panther Activity and the Civil Rights movement. While art has always been a part of his life, Wright worked as a writer and electrician before breaking into the art world when friends and family members began selling paintings, and he found that there was an enthusiastic market for his work.
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Wright developed his own variation of pointillism using a toothpick or bamboo stick to apply dots of bleach to black paper. As the bleach reacts with the paper, golden specks appear, almost like glowing stars in a night sky. Wright describes the subject of his work as Afro-Futurism. In every piece he is celebrating the history and importance of Black Art, taking part in "the (un)covery, this (re)covery of history". TheArthur Wright continues to sell his work both in Oakland and around the world.