Where these are printed, and what happens after you order
The answer
The artwork is by Emanuel Mårdsjö, who runs Marti & Rok from Sweden. Each print is made after it is ordered, at a press near the delivery address: 1–3 working days to print, then 2–7 in the post.
Who makes them?
Emanuel Mårdsjö, a designer blending digital tools and effects. The work in this shop is his own, and he is also the seller named on the legal notice.
Who sells these?
Marti & Rok is a trading name of Emanuel Mårdsjö, Enskild firma (sole trader), Sweden, VAT SE900713097501. The full trading identity, the registered address and the dispute-resolution body are on the legal notice. Questions go to info@martiandrok.com and are answered by a person.
Where are the prints made?
At a press near the delivery address, on 200 gsm uncoated matte paper with pigment inks. An order from Europe is printed and posted inside Europe, which is why the delivery times below are short.
How long does an order take?
Between 1 and 3 working days to make, then between 2 and 7 working days in the post. Delivery is included in the price.
Which prints are made this way?
All of them, including the latest release: Pewter, Swell, Cobalt, Relief, Glint, Veil, Gravel. None of them exists as a printed sheet until someone orders it.
Can you return a poster that was printed to order?
In the EU, EEA and UK you can cancel within 14 days of the print arriving, without giving a reason, and you then have a further 14 days to send it back. Return postage is yours unless the print arrived damaged or wrong, and we will tell you what it costs before you commit. Roll it to send it back, because a folded print cannot be refunded in full. A print that arrives damaged or wrong is reprinted or refunded wherever in the world you are, with no return postage to pay and usually no need to send it back at all.
Where else can you buy them?
Prints from this shop are also sold on its Etsy storefront, on the same paper, in 70×100 cm and 50×70 cm. Prices there are set separately, because Etsy's fees are different.