Original Hand-Drawn Graphite and Colored Pencil Art by ​W.H.Wax
​Original prices are negotiable, contact W.H.Wax at whwax@whwaxpublishing.com or text 318-532-3516 to schedule a phone appointment. Original art is not matted or framed; it is packaged in a sealed archival protective cover and is shipped with a durable backing board. Custom matting and framing are available at an additional cost.

Quality Matters
FAQ: Where and how are our fine art prints created?

Our archival giclée prints are color matched to the original artwork by Fine Line Supply Co. at 207 North Trenton Street in Ruston, Louisiana. Each print is hand signed and numbered. They are printed on quality Fine Art Natural paper, a 230gsm, 100% cotton, acid-free paper. It does not contain artificial brightening agents which makes it archival paper. The inks are 12 color LUCIA EX pigment inks providing greater color gamut. Wilhelm Imaging Research has given these inks a permanence rating of up to 200 years when displayed under glass. ​Fine Line Supply Co. is a specialist printing studio, custom frame shop, and art supply store nestled in Historic Downtown Ruston. Founded by Henry & Amanda McCoy in 2010, Fine Line aims to serve artists, makers, photographers, and creatives of all disciplines. Over the years, Fine Line has grown to serve the community of artists with accessible, unsurpassed quality fine art printing and art reproduction.
Contact: finelinesupply.com

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Certificate of Authenticity
Limited Edition Fine Art Natural Archival Giclée
​Each limited-edition print is hand embossed, signed, and numbered. Also included with each print is a hand embossed Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist, W.H.Wax and the fine art printer, Fine Line Supply Co. Our prints are not matted or framed; this service is available upon request at an additional charge. Prints are packaged with a durable backing board and sealed in a protective cover before shipping.

Origin of Giclée​ (zhee-KLAY)
Often used by artists, galleries, and print shops for their high quality printing, Giclée's are fine-art prints, usually archival, printed by inkjet.  
Giclée  is a neologism, ultimately derived from the French word gicleur, coined in 1991 by printmaker Jack Duganne for fine art digital prints made using inkjet printers. The name was originally applied to fine art prints created on a modified Iris printer in a process invented in the late 1980s.