Have you found a favorite picture at the National Museum that you want to have in your living room, office or cabin?
DAIDDA Printlab is Norway's only printlab that is certified by Moab paper , the USA's largest supplier of fine art cotton paper. DAIDDA is the exclusive partner of the National Museum for the production of Posters and Artprints . In addition, we provide premium print services for artists , photographers, illustrators and galleries.
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Posters by DAIDDA
It is DAIDDA that supplies posters to the National Museum's official shop and
online shop . In addition to the museum's own assortment, we offer over 450 motifs available for print on demand via our online store or
Printlab at Grünerløkka in Oslo .
Our
posters are printed on
mediaJET Litho White Matt , which is considered a photo paper rather than poster paper. The high quality is achieved by DAIDDA's use of archive-resistant pigment-based ink and a completely new technique which ensures that the print retains all the colours, original structures and details from the high-resolution image file provided by the National Museum. The result is art reproductions that are visibly better than traditional CMYK printed posters. CMYK printing is traditionally done for the mass production of posters, but results in the colors being compressed and not compatible with the driver on the printer. This means that you lose the original structures, details and contrasts in the image file.
The posters have been designed by the National Museum and are adapted to standard frame sizes. The motif is adapted with a 1.2 cm white border on the sides and a 3.4 cm white border at the bottom, with visible crediting and logo, according to the National Museum's own design.
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Premium quality in every image
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Art print by DAIDDA
In collaboration with
the National Museum, DAIDDA offers the opportunity to invest in your favorite motif via
www.daidda.no in fine art quality. Artprints are offered in all motifs in our and
the National Museum's range. DAIDDA can also deliver the Artprint fully framed as you wish.
Artprint is produced using the same technique used by the world's leading print labs, and is printed on the best-selling archive-resistant cotton paper from Moab Paper. The paper is of first-class quality, weighs 300 grams and has a matt surface with a watercolor texture.
With an expected durability of up to 400 years, you can be sure that your Artprint will last for generations. Our Artprints are carefully adjusted to ensure that the white border and credits come under the frame strip. This provides an elegant presentation that fits perfectly into any home or office. Each Artprint is an authentic and exclusive reproduction of the original painting. Visit
www.daidda.no to explore the selection and find your favorite motif.
With Print on Demand you can therefore create the image that perfectly suits your style and taste. Whether it is a specific work that you have fallen for, or whether you want to adapt the motif to fit into your home or office, the possibilities are endless.
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Storage
DAIDDA printer on roll when ordering, so that printed copies do not sit on shelves for too long. We acclimatize the paper rolls in the print room for one day before printing and reseal them in the original acid-free protective film and box. Rolled up posters should not remain in the box for longer than three months. When stored in bulk, 30-70% humidity and temperatures between 15-30°C are optimal.
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Treatment
It is important to avoid fingerprints on the coated side by using clean cotton gloves during processing, both when unpacking, unpacking and framing. We use acid-free tissue paper that covers the entire surface of the paper before packaging in triangular sleeves. We wrap the motif face down against the tissue paper for extra protection, and push the tissue paper that is left over on the sides into the paper roll to hold the paper roll in place.
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Framing
The posters and art prints can be delivered fully framed, and can be framed both with and without glass. When using tape on the poster, for example when attaching to a passepartout, acid-free tape from art dealers should be used. Fixing with acid-containing tape and glue should be avoided, as this can lead to yellowing of the paper over time.
