My donations are based on personal commitment to causes that align with my values - such as artist-run galleries, and animal welfare organizations.Decisions to donate are made on a case-by-case basis, rather than external requests.

8x10 Dot Photography treat quality control like an art form in itself by:working with the manufacturers/vendors of the reprinted artwork/merchandise inselecting the substrates,and communicating any potential image quality issues.Images to be reprinted are held by and sent directly from the artist to the manufacturers/vendors when an order is placed.Final products are randomly inspected by the artist to ensure quality production.8x10 Dot Photography artwork and merchandise are only available for purchase through the www.8x10.photography website.8x10 Dot Photography does not offer a "certificate of authenticity", as this can be forged;if you buy a resold (supposedly) 8x10 Dot Photography product, 8x10 Dot Photography cannot guarantee its authenticity.

Limited Edition prints are:released in a fixed number,signed and numbered by the artist.Each one carries a distinct place in the series, adding value and exclusivity.Open Edition prints, on the other hand, are not restricted by quantity:they may still be created with exceptional care and quality, but they’re not part of a finite collection,and don’t include numbering or signatures.Both serve different kinds of collectors: those who seek rarity, and those who simply want to live with the image they love.At 8x10 Dot Photography, the distinction is made clear so you can choose with confidence, and maybe even start a collection worth bragging about.

Short answer is yes. Long answer is it depends on the size needed: the original, smaller, darkroom-printed image needs to be enlarged for reprinting and this affects the quality of the final print, the bigger the reprint is, the less sharp the final image will be and only for open-edition prints. If you have something specific in mind, you’re welcome to submit a request through the Working with 8x10 Dot Photography proposal form - this button will take you there:

Yes. If you have a specific vision—something that needs a photographer’s eye and a touch of darkroom alchemy—start with the proposal form in the Working with 8x10 Dot Photography section. Christina will review the request and let you know what’s possible.

Imagining how a piece of art will complement your space is part of the fun, in addition to: virtual mockups of prints and products in a range of settings posted across this websiteBusinesses can rent an artwork to explore how a piece might fit and if you would like to discuss before deciding, book a quick and free meeting to explore options:

Each piece begins as a black-and-white film photograph and is shaped through traditional darkroom methods—slow craft, not digital shortcuts.The final substrates are chosen for longevity and thus are archival.

To request a reservation, head to the submission form in the members-only section, The Artist’s Studio. Once your selected piece is completed, you’ll be notified and gain access to it within that space. Reservations are held for 30 days following completion, giving you time to decide if it belongs on your wall, or in your life. Christina will reach out via email to confirm your interest, timing, and next steps. Because art deserves thoughtful consideration, not impulse buys.

It depends on the listing. Some pieces are sold unframed so you can choose a presentation that suits your space; others may include framing or matting if noted in the product details.If framing matters for your project, check the individual product page carefully—or reach out before ordering.

Not exactly—screens and prints speak slightly different languages.I do my best to present the work as faithfully as possible, but the final print will have its own tonal depth, texture, and subtle character.

You're purchasing a non-transferable license to use high-resolution artwork created by 8x10 Dot Photography. You're not buying a copyright, but you are getting the right to use the art within clearly defined guidelines.

Yes, if you've purchased under the Standard License, you can sell up to 100 physical items per design - example, prints, cards, notebooks, etc. Need more? Consider upgrading to the Extended License, see chart below for an overview of both licenses:

You're free to use the art in products or marketing - if you have purchased the artwork - without tagging or crediting 8x10 Dot Photography; just don't claim it's your own work.

No, use in logos, trademarks, or brand identities is prohibited, even with an Extended License. Your brand deserves custom design, not shared downloads, get in touch if you would like 8x10 Dot Photography to create something just for you.

If you plan to use a design on over 100 products - this will be considered "mass-produced" - to: sell via Print-On-Demand platforms, distribute through multiple sales channels, you will need to purchase the digital download as an Extended License option.

The following are off-limits, in all scenarios - NOT PERMITTED: Reselling or redistributing the digital file itself; Using artwork in digital templates or kits for resale; Uploading to AI tools, NFT platforms, or blockchain-based products; Gifting or sharing the file with anyone else - sorry, no buddy system.

Unfortunately, refunds aren't available for digital downloads—these sales are final. However, if you encounter an issue, such as a corrupt file or a failed download, please reach out to us at 💌 support@8x10.photography. We'll ensure everything is sorted promptly.

That's allowed! As long as you're delivering a final product (ex. printed material, website design) and not the original artwork (digital) file. DO NOT transfer the file to, or allow your client to use the file, unless your client has purchased their own license.

Once your order is complete, your download link is sent automatically. Keep your confirmation email close—it’s the key to your file, no darkroom key required.

No. Since each country have their own port of entry regulations:any custom duties / brokerage fees will be assessed by your customs authorityyou will then be advised by the carries before the order can be released for delivery.also if tax payment is required by your country, this will be calcuated at time of port entry for you to payBefore deciding to purchase, you can always check your country's customs authority website to review potential cost and procedures.