The six artworks below are printed to order. The wider catalogue also includes Webb imagery of the Carina region and an original Apollo reference schematic; their product pages give the process and source credits.
Deep space wants a deep surface
Canvas suits astronomy art better than almost any subject, the matte weave swallows glare and holds the near-black grounds of a nebula or a black hole without the cold sheen of glass. Each canvas is printed with pigment inks when you order it, then pulled tight over FSC-certified wooden bars.
Sizes
Four sizes, all stretched 2 cm deep over FSC-certified bars, all made to order with delivery included in the price. The measurement is the face you see on the wall. Each artwork's page, such as Cosmic Cliffs, shows the price of every size.
- 30 × 40 cm
- 40 × 50 cm
- 50 × 70 cm
- 60 × 80 cm
60 × 80 cm is the largest canvas we make, and it's also the largest anything on the site except the 70 × 100 cm poster. If you want the canvas framed, that's a separate object with its own sizes and prices: see framed prints.

What the canvas is
The weave is printed with pigment inks, then wrapped round the bars. The sides carry a soft, blurred band taken from the picture's colours instead of a white border. That wrap is why a canvas needs a little more of the image than a poster does, and it's why we check every uploaded photograph against the wrap before selling you a size. There's no glazing, so nothing reflects a window back at you, and nothing to smash.
Our art, or your photograph
The six selected artworks are our AI astronomy illustrations. Other catalogue products use different image-making processes, stated on their individual pages. Want your own photograph on the same canvas? Photo to canvas measures effective resolution at every size before you pay. Any size that would fall under 140 dpi is blocked. Look over the photo yourself for focus and blur too. Or restyle it first as a watercolour, line drawing or oil-painting style with Cosmic Canvas. Prefer a frame? See framed prints.
Canvas is one of three finishes weighed up in On the wall. Canvas, framed print or poster sets out what each does to the same picture, and framed or bare canvas narrows it to this one decision.





