You send us your snapshots via mail, UPS or Fedex. Digital images may be emailed or copied to a disc and mailed. When we've seen your images, we'll call to discuss your 'story' before creating your Story Board. We will then email you a proof of the finished design for your approval before beginning the printing on canvas process. Please call us with any questions.
Base Price
size Canvas Framed Canvas
18” x 40” $648 N/A 24” x 36” $777 $897 30” x 40” $1080 $1220 36” x 48” $1555 $1723 40” x 60” $2160 $2360
Base price includes giclee print with one image. Base price also includes one round of revisions and email proofs. Additional images/objects add $35 each. Shipping and handling is $15 for each Story Board Additional duplicate prints may be purchased for 20% off base price. Custom sizes available at a rate of $1.20 per square inch.
Framing We offer five wood framing options. All frames come with hanging hardware.
Photo Selection Careful photo selection will keep the final Story Board price within your budget and eliminate complex redesign. You may send several optional photographs and allow the artist to choose which ones best fit into the Story Board. We will work with you to finalize the best photos and images before the creative process begins.
Objects Add Interest Small objects, wedding certificates, ticket stubs, etc., can be included to create a visual interest.
Longevity We use archival inks and a UV protective satin coating. Our canvases are rated not to fade under normal lighting conditions for over 100 years.
Send your snap shots/objects to:
Perchhill
1815 E. Eastwood
Marshall, MO 65340
660.229.5644
Or you may email your images to Lucy@perchhill.com
Lucy Fletcher is the principal designer and founder of Perchhill. A graduate of the Kansas City Art Institute, she began her professional career in Kansas City illustrating for the publishing industry. Her designs have appeared on book covers for noted institutions such as Notre Dame, Yale and Stanford Universities and the United States Air Force Academy.
Early in the computer revolution, Fletcher’s vision was fired by the multiplicity of creative solutions presented by the new technology. Computer programs were no longer just a typesetting aid for graphic designers but a sophisticated tool with untapped design potential.
“Snapshots and family albums are among the first items rescued in times of disaster,” says Fletcher, “They are special to us.Unlike studio photographs, personal photos capture people and places in a time you want to remember forever. The subjects may be long gone or all grown-up but the events and emotions evoked are present in the snapshot. Family albums and vacation pictures first inspired me.I was challenged by the ways they were and were not displayed.By combining my design skills with computer technology I could create an artwork that told a special story in a large format that wouldn’t fade or crumble away in a drawer. It would be a work on canvas, a lasting centerpiece for your home or office; it could be passed down through generations…the Story Board was born.”
