Fine Art Reproduction,
Professional artwork photography, scanning, color matching, and archival printing for artists located in Bloomington, Indiana.
Made For Artists
Your artwork deserves more than a copy
You put time, skill, and intention into creating your artwork. A reproduction should honor that work—not flatten it into something that merely resembles the original.
At LaGrange Fine Art Studio, I help artists create high-quality reproductions that preserve the detail, color, texture, and character of their original work.
From photographing or scanning the original to selecting the right paper and producing the final print, every step is handled with care.
From Original Artwork to Finished Print
Whether you're creating your first print or producing an edition for your art business, I can help you through the process.
Artwork Photography and Scanning
High-resolution, carefully controlled photography and scanning for paintings, drawings, scratchboard, mixed media, and other original artwork.
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Color Matching
Archival pigment printing on carefully selected fine art papers, available in a range of sizes and finishes. These high quality prints last 80-200 years when properly displayed!
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Fine Art Printing
A careful color-managed workflow designed to bring your digital file and finished print as close to the original artwork as possible.
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Built by an Artist. For Artists.
LaGrange Fine Art Studio was created from a simple idea: artists deserve access to professional reproduction services without having to navigate a giant commercial print shop.
As an artist myself, I understand how much goes into an original piece and how frustrating it can be when a reproduction doesn't look the way you intended.
My goal is to make the process personal, understandable, and accessible while maintaining the technical standards your artwork deserves.
A Better Way to Reproduce Your Artwork
01 — Bring Your Artwork
We start by talking about your artwork, how you intend to use the reproduction, and what you're hoping to achieve.
02 — Capture
Your artwork is photographed or scanned using a carefully controlled process designed to preserve detail and color.
03 — Refine
The digital file is prepared for reproduction and color is carefully evaluated for the selected printing process and paper.
04 — Proof
When appropriate, a proof allows us to evaluate the reproduction and make adjustments before producing the final prints.
05 — Print
Your finished artwork is produced using archival pigment inks and fine art papers, then inspected before it leaves the studio.
The Details Matter.
A great reproduction isn't simply a smaller version of the original. Paper, texture, contrast, color, and even the way light interacts with the surface can change how an artwork is perceived.
That's why I approach every project as an individual piece of artwork—not just another print job.
Ready to Reproduce Your Artwork?
Whether you need one print, a limited edition, or help figuring out where to begin, I'd be happy to talk through your project
