Limited Edition Canvas Prints-Available at Events Only
🖼️ Guidelines for Limited Edition vs. Non-Limited Edition Prints
🔷 Limited Edition Prints
Definition:
A specific artwork is printed in a pre-defined, finite quantity—never to be reprinted in that format or size after the limit is reached.
Recommended Guidelines:
| Element | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Edition Size | 25, 50, or 100 (common and manageable) |
| Certificate of Authenticity (COA) | Yes, signed with edition number (e.g. 12/100) |
| Numbering Format | Handwritten or digital (e.g. 1/100) on the back of the canvas or on COA |
| Unique Features | Special subject themes (Rocky Mountains, Fantasy Realms, etc.), rare sizes, artist-curated collections |
| Reprint Restrictions | Never reissued in the same size, format, and finish |
| Price | Higher price than open editions (typically 2–4×) |
| Delivery | Include COA + optional intro card and artist note |
| Digital Archiving | Keep internal records of each print sold and who purchased (email, event log) |
🔶 Non-Limited Edition Prints (Open Editions)
Definition:
An artwork that can be reproduced indefinitely. Often more affordable and available in various sizes.
Recommended Guidelines:
| Element | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| No limit on quantity | Available for ongoing sale in various sizes |
| No COA required | Optional artist signature if desired |
| Labeling | Do not number the print or use “limited edition” terminology |
| Format | Often smaller sizes, or printed on other mediums (bags, pillows, tapestries) |
| Price | Standard pricing (great for gifts or décor shoppers) |
| Artwork Use | May also appear on other products (e.g. bags, apparel, blankets) |
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