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The universally recognisable symbol, a post box. While nothing special this post box stood out to me like a sore thumb against the wood and concrete of the world around it. It provided the comfort of familiarity while in a foreign place. 

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The universally recognisable symbol, a post box. While nothing special this post box stood out to me like a sore thumb against the wood and concrete of the world around it. It provided the comfort of familiarity while in a foreign place. 

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Depending on the size and type of print, it will be shipped flat or rolled up.

    Please note that prints are DO NOT come framed.

    If prints are rolled, please gently unpackage the print and let it unroll naturally. Only once flat enough to lay down should weight be added to help flatten further. Place small non-marking objects on each corner.

    Please note that unrolling naturally could take a number of days. Trying to speed this up by flattening forcibly could result in unintentional stresses and creases in the print material.

  • Prints take around …. Business days to process.

    Canvases take around …. Business days to process.

    Shipping within Australia:

    Standard is approx. …. Days

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    For international Shipping, please reach out for a quote to receive estimated lead time.

  • Currently, products listed in the store are only shipped within Australia.

    Please contact me if you wish to ship internationally and I can organise a quote for you.

  • If there is a photo or a product type that you want not listed in the store, please reach out to me.

    Submit a request on the contact page, including was much detail as you can (links to examples help) and I will look into it for you.

  • No. Paper prints are not framed.

    Canvases are stretched around a 19mm frame.

  • The utmost care is taken to ensure that what is displayed on screen matches what is printed as closely as possible. Unfortunately, all displays are set up differently and there may be some differences between what you see displayed and what you see printed.