1. How can I purchase a Giclée print?

2. What is the size of the Giclée prints?

3. I'd like to buy some blank greeting cards with my favorite(s) images on the front, can I do this?

4. Is there a minimum order quantity for prints or cards?

5. On what medium are the Giclée prints, paper or canvas?

6. How about the greeting cards?

7. Why have you chosen the charities that you did?

8. How many paintings a year do you do?

9. Does Nick have any "formal" artistic training?

10. Does Nick try to reproduce what he see's in a photograph, i.e. photorealism?

ANSWERS

1. How can I purchase a Giclée print?

Contact KnowNoLimits123 via email by clicking the "contact" link in the left navigation bar. Please be sure to include: your zip code (to calculate s&h) the title of the image, the size (width x height), if you'd prefer it on canvas, or museum quality paper. If on musuem quality paper, please specify framed or un-framed? You can check the pricing HERE. Back to top

2. What is the size of the Giclée prints?

The minimum size for a Giclée print, whether on canvas or museum quality paper, is 8 x 10. Virtually any size larger than that can be accommodated, while maintaining the aspect ratio of the original. Email us with a desired size if you have questions. Input the dimensions on the calculator to see the price for the size you've chosenBack to top

3. I'd like to buy some blank greeting cards with my favorite(s) images on the front, can I do this?

Yes! Check the pricing for the quantity of cards, then Email KnowNoLimits123 with the name(s) of the image(s), and the quantity of each. Back to top

4. Is there a minimum order quantity for prints or cards?

Absolutely not! You may order as many or as few as you'd like. Back to top

5. On what medium are the Giclée prints, paper or canvas?

Giclée prints can be reproduced on either canvas, or museum quality paper, in a vast array of sizes. Prints on canvas and museum quality paper will be individually signed by the artist. Back to top

6. How about the greeting cards?

Greeting cards are professinally printed on cardstock that is 8.5 inches x 11 inches (when folded = 8.5 x 5.5). Envelopes are included. The title of the art image will appear on the back of each card. Back to top

7. Why have you chosen the charities that you did?

The charities that have been chosen are based upon research and personal experience. KnowNoLimits123 supports charities that are not merely 'pass-through' organizations, but ones that have a direct impact for the recipient/end-user. In this way, Nick can assure that his "treasure" is making an immediate impact, and not getting lost in the shuffle of a 'generic' donation. Back to top

8. How many paintings a year do you do?

That all depends. Any artist; whether it be a writer, musician, photographer, etc; understands that creative inspiration comes in fits and spurts. To put a 'quota' on doing x number of paintings in a given time-frame would also take the fun out of it, as well as compromise the finished piece. Back to top

9. Does Nick have any "formal" artistic training?

All of Nick's work has been developed through trial and error, and the learn-as-you-go approach. Afterall, the journey of learning is never-ending, and Nick learns something new each time he picks up a brush. However, he would eventually like to enroll in a class, because there's a lot of talented artists out there, and one can never learn enough. Back to top

10. Does Nick try to reproduce what he see's in a photograph, i.e. photorealism?

It's nearly impossible to re-create a photo in a painting. Nick does use photo's to generate ideas, and will often pull different aspects out of various photo's to create his own feeling. Even then, once the paint starts sticking to the canvas, who knows where he'll go with it. The freedom of doing what feels good at the moment always supercedes the initial rough concept. Oftentimes, the finished artwork looks nothing like what he had envisioned prior to beginning...yet he's happy nonetheless. Back to top