Faq

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Cattlemarkers, also known as livestock markers or paint sticks, are made for temporarily marking on animals to identify them under special management circumstances. They come in a variety of colors such as orange, yellow, blue, light blue, green, emerald green, red, black, white, purple, silver and fluorescent colors of pink, green, yellow and orange. 

Giclée (from French), commonly pronounced “zhee-clay,” printing is the highest quality archival printing process available today.
The term "giclee" means "spray" or "spurt" in French.  Giclée prints are made
using at least eight archival inks and an inkjet printer which sprays the ink directly
onto a high quality paper or canvas. This process produces the
most accurate reproduction of the original artwork.

Yes. I personally print my own Giclée prints and cards on high quality acid-free art paper made of refined 100% cotton from Red River Paper.  Red River Paper's facility is in Dallas TX. They use paper from managed forests from mills in the USA, UK, EU, and Asia. 

Also, I use only Canon ink in my Canon Pixma Pro -100 printer. which allows me to print Giclee prints and cards. When you order a Giclée  print or card from my website, they are of a high quality print of the original, expected to last many years to come. Display the prints or cards under UV glass for the longest possible life.

There is a white border around the printed image. I sign each print you order directly from me.  Prints  and cards are printed on demand so allow about 2-3 weeks for delivery.

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