Having issues? Don't we all. Here are some that we've got an answer for.
What's the difference between an open edition and limited edition?
Open editions are prints produced without a predetermined number of copies that must be made.
Limited editions are prints with a set number of prints to be created. Once a limited edition sells out, it is closed forever and will never be printed again. The limited number of prints makes the artwork more collectable due to it's scarcity. All limited prints are numbered, embossed and signed by the artist.
What is the quality of your art prints?
There are two types of prints on the website.
Art posters only come in 11"x17" and are printed on enhance matte paper.
Art prints are created on a giclée art printer using pigment-based archival ink that is rated to last 100 years and resilient to direct sunlight.. We print on 350 gsm archival fine art paper that is museum-grade.
Wait a sec? You are using team logos on your artwork?
I am a licensed artist with Major League Baseball, the National Hockey League, The Ohio State University and other collegiate teams (Learfield). I also work closely with other licensed entities.
Do you have a physical location to shop in person?
Yes! I own a 2800 sq foot art gallery in Anaheim, California, about 1 block from Disneyland. You call also purchase my artwork in about half the MLB ballpark team stores.
What if my artwork gets damaged during shipping?
This happens occasionally and it sucks. If your prints are damaged during shipping we are happy to replace the print free of charge. But first contact me RIGHT away! Please take several photographs of the damaged print and the damaged packaging and email them to the address on your confirmation email. If you lose your confirmation email, you can contact us using our contact page. Please note, if you damaged the print on your own, we cannot replace your print. But I can offer a discount code to help replace the print.
I'm just not a fan of the art. Can I return it?
... or whatever other reason you have, yes, of course if you're not happy with the artwork, so long as you contact me within 14 days and I'll be happy to refund you after you return the artwork. Please read our return policy to find out exactly how this is done
Do you offer discounts?
Sorry no. No quantity discounts. No trade or designer discounts. No school discounts.
I'm a small business operated by an independent artist and I believe you should by art because it speaks to you, not because you can save a couple dollars. ! I committed to producing high quality art so our range of editions (both open and limited) offers options for various budgets. Occasionally throughout the year, I offer reasonable sales events but they will only be offered on my VIP list. You can subscribe for freehere.
Alrighty then, can I get the digital file so I can print it myself?
Not a chance.
I'm a non-profit organization, can I get a print donated?
Yes, but I are very selective on the charities I support. Our targeted charities are focused on sports-related organizations that are focused on local community growth. Please contact us about your organization and your proposal on the usage of our artwork. We will do our best to accommodate your request if it matches our charitable objectives.
How come the ballpark princesses are not for sale?
It's complicated. I draw them just for fun and to share the love of sports with female sports fans. I could bore you with legal jargon, but the basics is under Parody Law you are allowed to make fan art of whatever you like, but you cannot reproduce it for commercial purposes.
Can I commission you to draw me a something?
If you want a sports venue or any other building minimized in my style, please don't hesitate to contact me. I do not take commissions but take requests. It's often a matter of time and commercial appeal that is the deciding factor.
Can I commission you to draw me a something?
I do not take commissions but take requests. If you want a sports venue or any other building minimized in my style, you can contact me directly. It's often a matter of time and commercial appeal that is the deciding factor.
No no, I want a commission of a ballpark princess?
It's rare, but I occasionally take commissions to draw an original once or twice a year. Again, please sign up to my newsletter to get notified when commission slots are available.