LIMITED EDITIONS (LE):

There's a limit to the number of copies we produce. Limited editions automatically have rarity value, because once we've sold out of an edition, no more prints of any format will ever be produced, either here or in other countries. Though we reserve the right to reproduce images for publicity or information purposes: (which means magazine/newspaper articles, books, etc.)

There's no limit - we print as many as people want to buy. Whilst they may not have rarity value of the limited editions, our open editions are still printed to the same high standards.

Open editions may or may not be signed (ours are) but they should NEVER be numbered. We believe the practice of numbering an open edition, whilst rare amongst professionals, is inherently misleading.

ARTIST'S PROOFS (AP): 

It's standard practice for an artist to print a few "artist's proofs" in addition to a limited edition run. These are usually reserved for the artist's personal use: for example, for exhibitions (so they can be displayed even after a print run has sold out) or for gifts to friends, etc. Artists proofs shouldn't number more than about 10% of the edition size, because they are rarer, they are considered more valuable than the standard limited edition print run. They are numbered like limited editions but with the prefix "AP" eg AP 1/10, etc.