Frequently Asked Questions
Every print is an original design by Meghan Bustard, printed on high-quality archival cold press watercolour paper for a beautiful, lasting finish. Each piece is printed fresh to order in Vancouver.
Prints are unframed and shipped flat, carefully packaged to arrive in perfect condition.
Not sure which size to go for? Here's a rough guide:
- 12 × 16 inches — perfect for a shelf, desk, or small gallery wall
- 16 × 20 inches — a versatile size that works beautifully in most spaces
- 19.75 × 27.5 inches — a real statement piece, great as a focal point
- 24 × 36 inches — bold and commanding for a feature wall
When in doubt, go bigger — prints always look smaller on the wall than they do in your hands!
Prints are sold unframed so you can choose whatever style suits your space. Standard frames in these sizes can be found at most homeware shops, or a local framer can cut a custom mat for a perfect fit.
A simple white, natural wood, or black frame tends to complement the designs beautifully — but feel free to go bold!
Prints are made to order and ship in 5–7 business days. Free worldwide shipping is included and takes 5–10 business days. You'll receive a confirmation email as soon as your order is on its way.
As prints are made to order, all sales are final. If your item arrives damaged or faulty, please get in touch with photos within 10 days of delivery and we'll make it right.
We'd love to hear from you — reach out via the contact page and we'll get back to you as soon as we can.
Printed just for you
Every print is made to order — never sitting in a warehouse, never mass-produced. We work with an incredible printer in Vancouver that prints each piece fresh on the finest quality archival cold press watercolour paper, then carefully packages it flat and ships it straight to your door.
Meet Meghan
Hi, I’m Meghan, an abstract painter from Vancouver Canada, currently living with my husband and kids in Spain.
I’m interested in the way experiences of place are written into memory, and the way emotional response is present in memory making, and can be intertwined with and depicted through art making. In my paintings, details are remembered, forgotten, bent, fragmented, and brought in and out of focus and importance.
I hope these paintings bring with them curiosity, levity, and a grounding sense of calm, just like the experiences that inspire them.
Thank you for bringing my art into your homes and creative spaces, it’s an honour.