Each print is made to order at a local art reproduction studio. Production times may vary depending on their current workload. Please allow the following timeframes:

• Paper prints: 2–3 weeks
• Canvas prints: 3–4 weeks
• Framed canvas prints: 4–6 weeks

You can find a curated selection of my canvas and framed giclée prints at Gilchrist Farm in Suttons Bay—while you’re there, don’t miss the chance to enjoy a delicious farm-to-table meal!

If you’re closer to Brighton, MI, stop by The Artisan’s Bench, where you’ll find a lovely assortment of my work.

My gift items and children’s book are also available at a growing number of charming local boutiques.

Although I don’t have a public studio or gallery, I always enjoy hearing from you! Feel free to reach out at hello@rebeccadeneau.com—send photos of your space and the prints you're considering, and I’d be happy to offer personalized recommendations.

I don't offer local pickup at this time.

I am now offering a framing option for CANVAS prints that I think you will love! It is a lovely natural white oak floating frame. You can view it at the bottom of my print page here. Just note that they need to be purchased at the same time you order your canvas print because they require custom sizing to fit properly in the frames. I also wrote a blog post about my favorite go-to frames for my fine art paper prints that you can check out.

There are many styles of canvas prints available today. Some are hand-embellished with paint after printing to add texture. I’ve chosen not to hand-embellish my canvas prints. Instead, they’re produced by a professional art reproduction studio that applies two coats of protective satin varnish, resulting in a finish I truly love.

Thanks to their high-quality image captures and archival printing methods, the canvas gives the illusion of texture from a distance. However, when viewed up close, you'll notice the surface is smooth, with no added paint.

If you're curious to learn more about how my canvas prints are made, I’ve written a post detailing the process—check it out here.

Yes! I usually do at least one in person art fair in the summer and a holiday market during the winter, and list all upcoming shows and pop-ups on my home page.

Here is a link to my return and exchange policy.

Learn more about ordering a custom painting here.

While I’ve previously offered private lessons and in-person painting workshops, I’m currently focusing on dedicating more time to creating new art collections. That said, I’m excited to share that I’ve recently launched a pre-recorded online painting class! It’s designed to fit your schedule—you can go through it at your own pace, whenever it works best for you. Learn more about the class here.