Currently there are several different types 

  of reproduction of oil paintings

   in the market:

   1. Poster--- Use “offset printing” printed on paper.

      2. Canvas Printing--

In a canvas printing, a picture is directly printed on canvas.   They are an inexpensive way to process, As a result the products has less deeper tonal range and hard to present the feeling of original works. Some artists enhance the canvas by painting over it, giving it highlights and making it a bit more special.

         3. Canvas Transfer—

The print is transferred to a canvas that has been coated with a substrate by using high pressure and heat. The canvas texture is apparent on the surface without brush stroke effect.

4. Hand Enhance Process—

The poster is glued onto board or canvas, then a layer of an acrylic substance is applied and special effects like brush strokes or crackling can be used.  Some are done by rolling brush, and some are done by traditional brush (The texture would be different from original painting)

5. Inkjet—

This is a sophisticated technique done with a computer and printed or sprayed with special ink. Both the front and the back surface should be covered with special water-proof coat. The canvas texture could be seen without brush stroke effect.

6. Hand Painting Reproduction—

Hand painted, using the same techniques and materials as the original artist. with a variety of other processes and tools utilized to render a work as close to the original as possible. The quality could be varies from one to the other.  However, no matter how close is the painting to the original, it is only another replica.

7. Computerized Brush-Stroking Reproduction —

This is the revolutionary unique technique invented by the owner of the company. The offset printing is printed on paper, then the computerized three-dimensioned, concave-convexed brush stroke is applied on the surface that makes the entire printing similar to the original. The surface can be cleaned with water without any damage. The products could be glued onto either   0.3 cm black back paper board or canvas as well.