I'm currently only shipping to specific countries. Australia, Canada, Switzerland, Japan, UK and US.

Due to new U.S. customs regulations, Swiss Post now charges a mandatory CHF 10 processing fee on every shipment containing goods to the USA, even when no customs duties are due. Unfortunately, this makes shipping small orders to the U.S. more expensive than usual.

More information is available from Swiss Post.

I am not responsible for any custom fees or brokerage fee that maybe charged to the customer. 

All orders (except A3 sizes) are packaged in a cardboard paper envelope with a cardboard backing board to reduce bending. Each print (except A3 sizes) is sealed in a water resistent plastic sleeve to prevent damage to the artwork.

A3 sizes are shipped in a shipping tube. Be very careful when removing the print from the tube as they are packed tightly. If the paper curls, place heavy books on top of the print overnight.

Important! Canadian customers, I've recently experienced damages to A3 packages. Canada doesn't accept paper tubes and shipping large format envelopes have resulted in damages. Canada Post given me the additional step of placing the paper tubes into a plastic bag, which is an additional packaging cost. I try to keep my packaging as eco friendly as possible, but due to this issue, I have no choice but to listen to Canada Post.

I'm based in Switzerland. I'm also one person packaging and shipping orders on demand. I'll need approximately 1-2 weeks to ship. My usual time estimates are

Switzerland : 1-14 days
Europe: 2-3 weeks
World: 2-6 weeks

I'm currently not offering tracking numbers on prints. Best practices suggest that packages get lost with an without tracking numbers. There's no point in charging you more for shipping when lost packages still happen.

Check your spam. If it's not there, feel free to reach out and I'll resend.

I am not currently accepting cancellations, returns or exchanges. I will not be held responsible for any damaged that may occur during shipping. However, feel free to reach out to see if the situation can be corrected.