Product Care
Let's talk Care.
If you choose to invest in a Paperbark Artwork, Original Watercolour or Archival Print you want to make sure you give it the right care , so the artwork looks as beautiful as the day you purchased it.
Small Format | Paperbark Art Series
These paperbark works have been created with intent, love and respect. Because of their organic and raw nature - they require a little extra love and care.
- Each paperbark artwork is a freehand illustration using archival ink. Archival ink is fade and water resistant and designed to last a lifetime.
- Paperbark is a raw and organic material from the native tree genus Melaleuca, the Myrtle family. Due to it's raw and organic composition, the paperbark may darken slightly over time.
- The artwork is pressed between two panes of glass protecting and preserving it.
- Avoid using any glass cleaners as they contain ammonia or paper towel. They will damage the surface.
- Instead use a damp soft microfibre cloth to clean the surface.
- Avoid displaying your artwork in direct sunlight or rooms with high humidity.
Large Format | Paperbark Art Series
These paperbark works have been created with intent, love and respect. Because of their organic and raw nature - they require a little extra love and care.
- Each paperbark artwork is a freehand illustration using archival ink. Archival ink is fade and water resistant and designed to last a lifetime.
- Paperbark is a raw and organic material from the native tree genus Melaleuca, the Myrtle family. Due to it's raw and organic composition, the paperbark may darken slightly over time.
- The artwork is pressed between two sheets of high grade acrylic. It is shatterproof, lightweight and an excellent thermal insulator.
- Never use glass cleaners, as they contain ammonia or paper towel. They will damage the surface.
- Instead use water to dampen a soft microfibre cloth to clean the surface.
- Avoid displaying your artwork in direct sunlight or rooms with high humidity.
Orignal Watercolours & Archival Prints
- Always handle your original or print by the edges to eliminate the transfer or dirt or oils onto your artwork.
- Use gloves if you can.
- Frame your artwork as soon as possible. It immediately protects it.
- If you need to store it because you haven't found a home for it yet, then keep it stored in its original card backing, sleeve or packaging. These are acid free and will keep you artwork protected.
- Store it flat and eliminate anything laying on it or keep it in it's tube.
- Store it in a cupboard that isn't frequently used.
- Avoid displaying your artwork in direct sunlight.
Each purchase comes with a care card so all the information on caring for your product, is at your fingertips!
Feel free to contact me anytime, if you have any questions.
Skye xx