We do our best to find new artist’ but we can not be everywhere; so if you know of an artist, and it can be any type of art medium (i.e. ceramics) who you feel deserves some recognition, please contact us. Just send us some basic information about the artist like, name, phone number or even a web address, and we’ll take a look at their work. Please go to our Information Center section and precede your recommendation with “Recommend an Artist” in the Comments area. Thank you.

If you like what we are trying to accomplish here and are interested in having us bring greater exposure to your artwork, please feel free to contact us. All Art Mediums are welcome. We are always looking for new and exciting artist. Please go to our Information Center section and precede your submission with “Artist Submission” in the Comments area. Thank you.

If you see an image you like, but like the frame from another, drop us a line and we’ll be more than happy to provide you with a quote for building the finished piece exactly as you want it. Just give us the item number of the image you like, the item number of the image that has the frame you like, and we’ll do the rest; we’ll even include a mock-up picture of what it’ll look like along with the price. So tell us what you like and we’ll try our best to accommodate your wishes. Please go to our Information Center section and precede your submission with “Custom Quote” in the Comments area. Thank you.

Glazing is the term used to describe a pane of plastic or glass that is placed between an art print and a frame to protect the work of art. At Diversity In Art, shatter-resistant acrylic glazing that provides a clear cover for your artwork, along with UV ray shielding.

They are half the weight and 4-5 times more impact-resistant than standard framer's glass. In the rare occasion that it does break, acrylic glazing is shatter resistant and therefore much less likely to damage your artwork or cause injury.

• Simply dust the frame and protective acrylic glazing with a soft rag or duster to remove surface dust.
• Then apply on a mild soap solution using a spray bottle, or moisten a sponge or soft rag.
• To avoid damage to your acrylic glazing, do not use abrasive soaps or any commercial glass cleaner that contains ammonia or alcohol.
• Wipe the surface gently with a moist sponge or soft rag. Dry with a soft, lint-free rag.

With a minimum of care, your custom-framed art print will provide you with a feast for your eyes for many years to come.