Returning for the second year of The Photography Show, Innova Art will cut a dash with the UK launch of their new re brand. On show will be the full portfolio of popular inkjet papers from Innova, as well as, the sought-after JetMaster Display Systems range. Visit stand E62 at The Photography Show, The NEC, Birmingham, 21-24 March 2015 to stock up on quality print media.

Great savings will be offered on Innova’s products by reseller Fine Art Foto. These include A4 and A3 packs of papers in Innova’s revolutionary FibaPrint® range including; FibaPrint® Baryta 310gsm (IFA 69) and FibaPrint® Warm Cotton Gloss 335gsm (IFA 45). In the Fine Art range packs of Cold Press Rough Textured Natural White 315gsm (IFA 13), with the classic texture and feel of a traditional watercolour paper, will be available at a special show discount. Stop by stand E62 to see more exciting offers on all products by Innova.

And remember, offers on Innova Art digital media mean savings today and tomorrow. Exceptional image quality allied to the archival properties of Innova papers means that images that make maximum impact now are also safely preserved for posterity.

Keith Cooper of Northlight Images recommends Cold Press Rough Textured Natural White 315gsm (IFA 13): “If you get the chance to try some samples, don’t pass by the heavier papers with a richer surface – it might be just what your image needs.”

For US photographer Mike Earussi, Innova Art’s FibaPrint® Warm Cotton Gloss 335gsm (IFA 45) offers exactly what he needs: “I use it all the time for my cards. Best paper on the market for that purpose.”

New additions in the ever popular Olmec range include the ultra-white 260gsm Lustre, a further variant of the popular Gloss and Satin versions of the Olmec resin coated papers, and the bright white 310gsm Photo Pearl Premium, with a distinctive smooth pearl surface. A silk-finish fibre baryta (with a true baryta base) and two exciting metallic papers offering outstanding contrast and rich blacks, Photo Metallic Gloss and Photo Metallic Lustre, have also been added.

Photographers will also welcome two heavyweight photo canvases in the Olmec range, available in both Matte and Gloss coated versions.

Innova Art Cards are the ideal way to expand a photographer’s business opportunities. With their appealing natural white tone and luxurious, velvety smooth matte finish, Art Cards mean photographers can produce custom-designed, short-run cards with ease. The fully archival, inkjet receptive card is double-side coated, meaning image, greeting and other elements can be printed internally and externally. The cards are pre-scored and are available in two sizes with matching envelopes. Photoshop templates are provided to assist with layout.

Look out for the award-winning JetMaster Display Systems range by Innova, great for DIY image display: the JetMaster Photo Wrap, can be created by mounting your print onto a pre-cut and perforated board, giving the effect of a canvas wrap and the JetMaster Photo Panel, which offers elegant, frame-free block mounts for the desktop, counter or wall in minutes.

“Innova celebrated ten years as a company recently and wanted to re-energise the look and range,” said Jon Courtiour, Sales and Marketing Director. “At The Photography Show, we’ll be helping our customers look as sharp with some irresistible offers.”

www.finertfoto.co.uk

Returning for the second year of The Photography Show, Innova Art will cut a dash with the UK launch of their new re brand. On show will be the full portfolio of popular inkjet papers from Innova, as well as, the sought-after JetMaster Display Systems range. Visit stand E62 at The Photography Show, The NEC, Birmingham, 21-24 March 2015 to stock up on quality print media.

Great savings will be offered on Innova’s products by reseller Fine Art Foto. These include A4 and A3 packs of papers in Innova’s revolutionary FibaPrint® range including; FibaPrint® Baryta 310gsm (IFA 69) and FibaPrint® Warm Cotton Gloss 335gsm (IFA 45). In the Fine Art range packs of Cold Press Rough Textured Natural White 315gsm (IFA 13), with the classic texture and feel of a traditional watercolour paper, will be available at a special show discount. Stop by stand E62 to see more exciting offers on all products by Innova.

And remember, offers on Innova Art digital media mean savings today and tomorrow. Exceptional image quality allied to the archival properties of Innova papers means that images that make maximum impact now are also safely preserved for posterity.

Keith Cooper of Northlight Images recommends Cold Press Rough Textured Natural White 315gsm (IFA 13): “If you get the chance to try some samples, don’t pass by the heavier papers with a richer surface – it might be just what your image needs.”

For US photographer Mike Earussi, Innova Art’s FibaPrint® Warm Cotton Gloss 335gsm (IFA 45) offers exactly what he needs: “I use it all the time for my cards. Best paper on the market for that purpose.”

New additions in the ever popular Olmec range include the ultra-white 260gsm Lustre, a further variant of the popular Gloss and Satin versions of the Olmec resin coated papers, and the bright white 310gsm Photo Pearl Premium, with a distinctive smooth pearl surface. A silk-finish fibre baryta (with a true baryta base) and two exciting metallic papers offering outstanding contrast and rich blacks, Photo Metallic Gloss and Photo Metallic Lustre, have also been added.

Photographers will also welcome two heavyweight photo canvases in the Olmec range, available in both Matte and Gloss coated versions.

Innova Art Cards are the ideal way to expand a photographer’s business opportunities. With their appealing natural white tone and luxurious, velvety smooth matte finish, Art Cards mean photographers can produce custom-designed, short-run cards with ease. The fully archival, inkjet receptive card is double-side coated, meaning image, greeting and other elements can be printed internally and externally. The cards are pre-scored and are available in two sizes with matching envelopes. Photoshop templates are provided to assist with layout.

Look out for the award-winning JetMaster Display Systems range by Innova, great for DIY image display: the JetMaster Photo Wrap, can be created by mounting your print onto a pre-cut and perforated board, giving the effect of a canvas wrap and the JetMaster Photo Panel, which offers elegant, frame-free block mounts for the desktop, counter or wall in minutes.

“Innova celebrated ten years as a company recently and wanted to re-energise the look and range,” said Jon Courtiour, Sales and Marketing Director. “At The Photography Show, we’ll be helping our customers look as sharp with some irresistible offers.”

www.finertfoto.co.uk

As part of the LA Art Show 2015 the work SCRATCH by Jim McHugh will be on display, a massive 17 foot (5.2 meter) panorama of the recent graffiti installation titled “Scratch” at the El Segundo Museum of Art (ESMoA). Photographed over several months, this amazing photo collage features images of both graffiti artists and the walls they decorate and is printed on Innova FibaPrint® paper. “Scratch” was curated by David Brafman, curator of rare books at the Getty Research Institute, the photograph includes such acknowledged artists as Phantom, Axis, Cre8, Defer, Eyeone, Fishe, Miner, Gajin Fujita, Big Sleeps, Prime, Heaven, Trigz, Patrick Martinez, Enkone, and Doctoreye. Many other dedicated artists freely contributed to this monumental graffiti installation.

The LA Art Show is open January 14-18 at the LA Convention Center.

About Jim McHugh
Photographer Jim McHugh has chronicled the Los Angeles art world for over three decades, publishing several books including “California Painters: New Work” with Henry Hopkins and “The Art of Light and Space” for Abbeville Press. His artist portraits were included in the Getty Museum’s “Pacific Standard Time” in conjunction with Timothy Yarger Fine Art. Click here to see more of Jim’s photographs.

About the exhibit “Scratch”
The Getty Research Institute’s rare books collection includes a 16th Century liber amicorum (book of friends) manuscript illustrated by artists of the time. In 2013, The Getty Research Institute invited LA’s leading graffiti artists to contribute to a single book, thus creating the Getty Graffiti Black Book. ESMoA and the Getty Research Institute subsequently invited Getty Black Book artists to turn ESMoA into an open black book. With the “Scratch” installation, graffiti and tattoo artists transformed the space into a cathedral of urban art for the first public presentation of the LA Liber Amicorum.

As part of the LA Art Show 2015 the work SCRATCH by Jim McHugh will be on display, a massive 17 foot (5.2 meter) panorama of the recent graffiti installation titled “Scratch” at the El Segundo Museum of Art (ESMoA). Photographed over several months, this amazing photo collage features images of both graffiti artists and the walls they decorate and is printed on Innova FibaPrint® paper. “Scratch” was curated by David Brafman, curator of rare books at the Getty Research Institute, the photograph includes such acknowledged artists as Phantom, Axis, Cre8, Defer, Eyeone, Fishe, Miner, Gajin Fujita, Big Sleeps, Prime, Heaven, Trigz, Patrick Martinez, Enkone, and Doctoreye. Many other dedicated artists freely contributed to this monumental graffiti installation.

The LA Art Show is open January 14-18 at the LA Convention Center.

About Jim McHugh
Photographer Jim McHugh has chronicled the Los Angeles art world for over three decades, publishing several books including “California Painters: New Work” with Henry Hopkins and “The Art of Light and Space” for Abbeville Press. His artist portraits were included in the Getty Museum’s “Pacific Standard Time” in conjunction with Timothy Yarger Fine Art. Click here to see more of Jim’s photographs.

About the exhibit “Scratch”
The Getty Research Institute’s rare books collection includes a 16th Century liber amicorum (book of friends) manuscript illustrated by artists of the time. In 2013, The Getty Research Institute invited LA’s leading graffiti artists to contribute to a single book, thus creating the Getty Graffiti Black Book. ESMoA and the Getty Research Institute subsequently invited Getty Black Book artists to turn ESMoA into an open black book. With the “Scratch” installation, graffiti and tattoo artists transformed the space into a cathedral of urban art for the first public presentation of the LA Liber Amicorum.