What Makes Wall vs. Me Different
About Our Artworks
Floating Frame | Canvas
Our entry-level product, our canvas art, is printed locally in Los Angeles on a poly cotton blend fine art canvas. The frames are handcrafted using 100% real pine wood sourced from Italy’s sustainable forests.
Floating Frame | Acrylic
Printed on Glossy Fuji Crystal Archive paper, under 0.08” acrylic glass, the Floating Frame Acrylic stands out in any room. Pros use the Floating Frame Acrylic to display their collections at leading art fairs around the globe. Thanks to a small gap between the frame and the edges of your image, the picture appears to float inside the frame. This gives it a unique presence; a contemporary frame for your artwork that is both elegant and subtle.
Acrylic Glass
Acrylic glass is light, shatterproof and resistant to temperature fluctuations. The properties of your print are intensified when it is mounted under glossy acrylic glass, which highlights the vivid color and enhances the impression of depth.
Passe-Partout
Our passe-partouts are made from the finest, non-acidic, fade-resistant museum card stock – guaranteed to be free of wooden fibers. These mounts are produced with a beveled edge and then set flush against the images. Our prints are certified for 75 years of brilliant color, and every print goes through a 6-step final inspection.
Nate Hill
Nate Hill is a freelance photographer, videographer, digital artist and designer hailing from Melbourne, AustraliaAlthough he started with a Visual Arts degree, Nate took the long way around to find his calling as a visual artist - first taking some time to experiment with music. He played, recorded, and toured with various bands before moving on to teaching drums. Afterward, he worked part-time as a portrait photographer, dedicating the rest of his time to being a stay-at-home dad. These different life paths have all led Nate right back to where he started, but with a fresh worldview and an overflow of influences. Music is both a passion and inspiration for him, and his art allows him to continue working with bands and individual musicians to create accompanying visuals. Nate has found his own “groove” in his recognizable black-and-white style.
