Write to us through the form
Complete the enquiry form to get in touch. Add your name, the town or suburb you are in, and a brief outline of what you need, from a new edition or a studio visit to advice on a print already underway.
If you are asking about an edition, it helps to mention the image size, the number of colours, the paper you have in mind, and any deadlines tied to an exhibition or launch. The more detail you give, the easier it is for us to answer clearly and save a back-and-forth.
What to put in your message
- Your full name and best way to reply through the form
- Your location, such as Woodstock, Sea Point, Newlands, Stellenbosch or elsewhere
- The service you need, for example stone lithography printing, proofing, or signing and numbering
- Any timing concerns, including freight, framing, or a collector pickup
Use the contact form to discuss stone lithography, proofing, editioning or collecting enquiries. During busy edition runs or when we are deep in proofing, it may take a little longer, but we do make sure every enquiry is read by the right person.
Where we work with artists and collectors
Our studio is based in Woodstock, Cape Town and we regularly assist clients from around the city and beyond. Artists and collectors contact us from Stellenbosch, Johannesburg, Pretoria and Durban for edition planning, print care and archival packing. We also serve nearby areas such as Sea Point and Newlands for local studio visits and collection arrangements.
- Cape Town and surrounding suburbs
- Stellenbosch and the Winelands
- Johannesburg and Pretoria
- Durban and the greater coast
What happens after you write to us
Once your enquiry comes in, we look at the technical details first. For stone lithography, that means checking the stone size, colour sequence, paper choice and whether the edition needs proofing before the final run. If your work needs careful transport, we can discuss framing coordination and archival packing too.
For collectors, we can help with practical points such as edition size, how numbering works and how to store prints in South African conditions. In coastal humidity, keep prints flat, dry and out of direct sun. If the print is framed, use archival backing and avoid hanging it above kitchens, bathrooms or heaters where moisture and heat can do damage.
Studio visits by arrangement
If you would like to visit the studio, mention that in the form and tell us what you would like to see. Some visitors want to understand how a limestone stone is prepared, others want to see proofing sheets or talk through colour separation. We arrange visits by appointment so the studio can stay focused on the edition in hand.
- Ask about current availability before planning travel
- Bring references, sketches or previous prints if you have them
- Let us know if you need access help or have a tight schedule
We keep the process straightforward and practical. If you have a stone lithography enquiry, send it through and we will come back with the next step.