Creating a Digital Signature

Providing us with a digital version of your art signature can save time and postage costs when printing and shipping your reproductions.

Imagine you are in Townsville, we are in Brisbane, and your customer is in Perth. They order a limited edition reproduction on cotton rag. We print it, post it to you so you can sign and number it, then you post it to the client. 

That takes time and is double postage and handling, reducing profit and adding risk for extra time in transit.

The solution?

Provide us with a digital version of your signature! So, how do you do that?

First, grab yourself an A4 piece of paper. Write your signature across the page, LARGE with a good felt pen, thick or thin depending on how you like your signature (but not the normal thickness of a small signature)! Take up the full width of the page. We want your signature much larger than the end product because it gets better when we reduce it.

Write your signature as many times as you need until you get the perfect one! Put a tick beside it and scan the sheet, then email it to us.

We will convert your signature into a file that we can resize, change the colour and position as needed.

If you already have a digital signature that you would like to use, then that's fine too. As long as the file is at least 2000pixels on the long edge, we can do the same with it as for a hand-written signature.

As each order comes in, you simply provide us with the Edition number, and we will add it and your signature to the reproduction and send the finished product to your client.

It's your job to keep track of the edition numbers, because it's your art. When placing your order, simply add this request in the notes section...

"Please add my signature in dark grey with the edition number XX/XXX"

We will take care of the rest.