Contact Isa if you're interested in one of her new limited edition Singer prints. All proceeds from the sale of the print "Nectar"  will be donated to the Global Fund for Children in honor of Isa's late mother, Jessica Hobby Catto and her late mother-in-law, Iris Azian Shaw.

Visit www.globalfundforchildren.org for more information.



Printmaking Notes

Isa's limited edition prints were printed at Singer Editions, located in Boston, Massachusetts.

Singer Editions is a fine art digital printmaking atelier specializing in the production of limited edition prints. Artist and printmaker work collaboratively, following a very traditional printmaking model during which the artist is involved at every stage of the process. The digital nature provides an unprecedented amount of control, insuring that every print accurately and faithful represents the artists' vision. Each print is produced one-at-a-time by hand, and goes through a careful curating process before leaving the studio. In addition to the pride and craftsmanship that goes into the production of these prints, at every step of the process the highest quality, most permanent and most archival materials are utilized. The use of these quality materials insures that the prints will last a lifetime with no degradation to color or substrate.

These prints were produced digitally using Epson printmaking technology. The paper is Museo manufactured by Crane; it combines a natural paper base with a surface specifically prepared to receive ink. While the fine art world has yet to settle on a standard way of referring to these types of fine art digital prints, they are most often described as "Archival Pigment Prints," or "Ultrachrome Prints" (a reference to the specific ink set that is used in their production). In some instances they are referred to as "Giclee Prints," a French term referencing the spraying of very tiny droplets of the ink onto the paper.