Wall Art Printing & Paper Guide

Sometimes, knowing how to print downloadable artwork can feel a little unclear. At Still and Found, we’ve put together a simple guide to help you get the best results — whether you’re printing at home or choosing a professional finish.

PRINT QUALITY

Fine Art (Giclée) Printing

For a premium, gallery-style finish.

• Exceptional detail and colour depth

• Printed using archival inks designed to last

• A soft, refined finish that elevates the artwork

Perfect for: Statement pieces and high-end interiors

High-Quality Digital Printing

A sharp, vibrant and accessible option.

• Crisp details and accurate colours

• Ideal for everyday wall styling

• Great balance of quality and affordability

Perfect for: Modern spaces and gallery walls

PAPER TYPES

Matte Paper

A smooth, non-reflective finish for a clean, modern look.

• No glare in bright rooms

• Soft appearance

• Works beautifully with abstract styles

Colours can appear less bright, choose a coated matt paper for more colour vibrance and depth.

Glossy Paper

For bold, vibrant impact.

• Enhances colour and contrast

• Eye-catching finish

• Slight reflective surface

Good surface for photographs and photographic style illustrations, semi-gloss makes a less reflective surface and is elegant and modern.

Fine Art Textured Paper

A premium, tactile finish with subtle texture.

• Luxurious, gallery-quality feel

• Adds depth and character

• Long-lasting and fade-resistant

Best fora more artistic, elevated look and emphasises the brush strokes and textured detail of an illustration.

The Still & Found Approach

All the Still & Found artwork from our collection is created in high resolution (suitable for printing up to A3) to ensure your print looks sharp, clean, and professional.

For the best results, Still & Found recommend:

• Canvas paper for a more artistic and elevated look, colours and detail of illustrations remain sharp, eg/ Black Diamond Canvas Inkjet Paper

• Fine art printing if you’re looking for a premium upgrade, eg/ Epson Velvet Fine Art Paper

• Semi-Gloss or satin pearl paper for all illustrations works if you are looking for a less cost approach, eg/ Canon Semi- Gloss Photo Paper Plus

  We don’t recommend: Uncoated and matt paper as this will lose the quality and the detail of illustrations and artwork

Final Note

The way your artwork is printed can completely change how it feels in your space.
Whether you prefer soft and subtle or bold and vibrant, choosing the right paper makes all the difference. Inks can also make a difference to the balance of colour, if you feel your printer is heavy on a tone it is also possible to adjust this in your computer printer settings, we recommend that you refer to your computer handbook on how to adjust print colours if this is the case.