Extreme Art Reproduction
Capturing Every Detail in Barrie, Ontario
True to the original. Highly detailed, colour-accurate giclée prints on canvas, watercolour paper, acrylic, wood, and an astounding number of other substrates will bring your art reproductions to an entirely different level.
Oils and acrylics, charcoal and pencil sketches, to photo compositions and mixed media… we can digitize art of pretty much any size up to 40×60 inches. Stretched or framed canvas? No problem. Rigid originals, including impasto oils, can be flawlessly reproduced using our unique method.
The Extreme Imaging Process
Our exclusive method of reproducing art ensures each piece of art is completely evenly lit to capture all the detail, depth, and texture of the original artwork.
Each art reproduction is matched on-screen using our calibrated monitors, and then test-printed several times to ensure the print is as faithful in colour to the original as possible.
Keith Butler
Art Specialist
With over 40 years of experience and clients which have included the Art Gallery of Ontario, along with some of the finest artists in Canada, Keith has built a reputation for uncompromising excellence in art reproduction and printing.
Archival Quality & Substrates
All our giclée prints are archival quality, produced using professional longevity inks.
Classic Media
- Canvas: Finished with a museum-quality varnish. Can be delivered stretched or un-stretched—your choice.
- Watercolour Paper: Beautifully textured, hot-pressed, and 100% acid-free.
- Photo Paper: Heavyweight, professional-grade photographic paper.
Specialty Media
- Dramatic Prints: Looking for something unique? Try our specialty products – printed directly on Metal, Acrylic, Wood, Glass, and much more.
- Metallic Paper: We offer printing on two types of highly reflective metallic paper for striking contrast.
- Something a Little Different: Try your art on slate coasters, metal bookmarks or puzzles up to 1000 piece.
Ready to Reproduce Your Artwork?
Come on in and drop-off your art or call us to discuss substrate options for your latest piece.