We use a special technique on our limited-edition prints called stochastic printing. Images for normal colour printing are made up of a fixed spacing of dots in a geometric pattern, with dots measuring from 10 to 200 micrometres. Stochastic printing uses a pseudo-random series of dots that can be as small as 10 micrometres in diameter. A great deal of care has to be taken in the production process to get the right end result. We also use expensive light-fast inks to reduce the bleaching effects of sunlight, thereby preserving the images for long-term display in your home, workshop, music room or study.