About Print Haven

A local print studio for image-led work

Print Haven focuses on photo and art printing for photographers, illustrators, and local artists across Perth.

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Prints made with care

We help turn digital files into finished prints with clear guidance on paper, size, resolution, and proofing. Our process is built to make each print decision easier before production begins.

From single photographic prints to small exhibition sets and printed portfolios, we keep the workflow practical, careful, and suited to the final use of the work.

2017Founded
PerthBased in
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Our story

How we work

Our approach is simple: review the file, discuss the output, and produce prints with the right preparation for the job.

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Clear file checks

The studio was founded by Ethan Mitchell to support image makers who need a practical printing process and direct, usable advice.

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Paper and finish guidance

We begin with an image print inquiry, then review resolution, crop, and profile details before discussing size and paper choices.

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Test prints that inform the final run

When a test print is needed, we treat it as a separate step so the final production can follow a confirmed decision.

What we value

Practical standards for print work

Every job is handled with a focus on preparation, clarity, and realistic expectations about the final result.

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Specialised output

We focus on photographic prints, art reproduction prints, test print service, small exhibition print sets, and printed portfolio production.

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Careful preflight

Basic file preflight, image resolution checks, and crop review are part of the process so issues can be identified before printing.

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Helpful material guidance

Paper and finish sample guidance helps narrow the choice to an option that suits the image and the intended presentation.

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Proof before production

Test print review gives photographers and artists a practical way to assess how an image translates before a larger run is produced.