This section of The Wing Thing is about artistic images.  Here at TWT, an artistic image is a nice picture that you can stare at for some extended length of time without getting bored (or at least I can).  It should complement your décor and may make you think about the content.  That content can be comforting or even a little disturbing in some way.  But, according to the official Wing Thing style guide, it is not meant to assault the senses or sensibilities of the viewer.  It is created by whatever means necessary from “pure” photography to manipulated photos to digital conversions of hand-drawn/painted art.

And you can buy a print, if you really want to (you know you do).

Prints are made with an Epson Pro 3800 fine art printer using their archival quality K3 inks, which means that years from now, people will find this print you bought and say something like “Wow, that’s how things looked in the olden days”. 

Rest assured that at a minimum of 1440 dpi, you will be impressed by the quality of the reproduction.  The JPEGs on this site can't possibly show how fantastic the prints really look.  BUT, if you want to improve your photo viewing experience, a couple of web browsers are now incorporating color management.   Unfortunately, Internet Explorer doesn't appear to be there yet.  Check out Rob Galbraith's blog at this link to learn more about it. 

Follow this link to get more information about paper types, sizes and other important facts about our printing methods.

Tarmo Peters - The Picture Guy      (click pic or above to see images)