Not Quite Herself

The main difference between canvas and paper prints is that canvas prints offer a contemporary, ready-to-hang, glass-free finish, while paper prints provide a more traditional fine art print aesthetic displayed behind glass or perspex.

Both canvas and paper prints are created with premium materials for a gallery quality finish, with inks designed to maintain their vibrancy for decades. 

Select a framed canvas if you would like:

• A ready-to-hang, professionally framed artwork that closely resembles the original, with the artists signature bottom right
• A glass-free display with pure, reflection-free colour
• A good option if you are looking for larger sizes as framed canvases are easier and safer to hang

Select Paper if you’d prefer:

• Your artwork to include a white border all around containing the artists signature
• A glass or perspex sheet protecting the art

• A more traditional art print aesthetic 

The best artwork size depends on the wall space and furniture beneath it. As a general rule, artwork should be approximately two-thirds the width of the sofa, sideboard or bed below it.

If it’s the only piece on a large wall then you can go as big as you like, but I’d recommend filling the overall space by no more than half or two thirds.

For tall, thin spaces vertical artworks work best.  For wider spaces or lower ceilings, consider horizontal artworks or a set of two square, side by side.   If you are choosing for a hallway, a series of smaller pieces in a row works beautifully. 

Square artwork is the most versatile shape and is often the easiest choice when you're unsure. It works beautifully above sofas, sideboards, beds and in smaller spaces, making it one of the most flexible formats for a wide range of interiors.

If the space is tall or narrow, vertical artworks work best. For wider spaces or lower ceilings, consider horizontal artworks or a pair of square artworks hung side by side. If you're choosing artwork for a hallway, a series of smaller pieces displayed in a row can work beautifully.

Amanda Heath fine art prints are produced using archival giclée printing techniques and premium fade-resistant inks designed to maintain their vibrancy for decades - even in direct sunlight.

Original artworks are varnished with a UV resistant premium finish to protect your investment and ensure it retains full vibrancy.

All framed Amanda Heath artworks arrive ready to hang with the appropriate hardware already installed.

Framed canvas prints feature float frames crafted from solid oak or hardwood, giving the canvas the appearance of floating within the frame. A small gap of approximately 7mm creates this elegant gallery-style finish.

Your artwork arrives ready to hang with pre-installed sawtooth hardware and rubber bumpers to protect your wall and keep the artwork perfectly aligned.

Paper prints are finished with handcrafted Italian solid wood frames, complete with hanging hardware on the reverse. If you choose an unframed paper print, you're free to select a frame style that best suits your home and personal aesthetic.

Original artworks arrive framed with hanging wire fixed to the back of the signed artwork.

Amanda Heath is a contemporary artist based in Cornwall, UK, where she creates each collection from her studio overlooking the Cornish countryside.  

All UK orders are fulfilled by her fine art printers in the UK, EU orders are fulfilled in Denmark and USA orders are fulfilled in the US.

This helps to avoid unnecessary customs charges or import taxes and ensure timely and efficient delivery. 

At the moment I am unable to offer commissions as I am at capacity with creating new original works and fulfilling global print orders.