FAQ | Your Questions Answered | With Love, Joan.
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Joan Seed artworks are offered as limited-edition fine art prints. Each piece is signed and numbered by the artist. Once an edition sells out, it will not be reproduced.
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All works are produced to order using museum-quality standards. Please allow up to 2 weeks for production and shipment. You will receive a shipping confirmation once your order is dispatched.
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Orders ship from Canada. International shipping is available. Delivery times vary by destination, and buyers are responsible for any customs duties, import taxes, or brokerage fees.Orders ship from Canada. International shipping is available. Delivery times vary by destination, and buyers are responsible for any customs duties, import taxes, or brokerage fees.You can reach us anytime via our contact page or email. We aim to respond quickly—usually within one business day.
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Shipping is 175$ Canadian flat
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Due to the made-to-order and limited-edition nature of the artworks, returns, exchanges, and refunds are not accepted.
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If your artwork arrives damaged, please contact us within 48 hours of delivery and include clear photographs of both the artwork and packaging. If damage occurred during transit, a replacement may be issued at the artist’s discretion.
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All works are produced as archival pigment giclée prints on museum-grade textured paper, designed for long-term preservation and color fidelity.
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Unless otherwise stated, artworks are sold unframed, allowing collectors to select framing that best suits their space or curatorial context.
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Yes. All limited-edition prints are hand-signed and numbered by Joan Seed.
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Commissions and custom sizes may be available on a limited basis. Please contact us via the website for inquiries. Availability is subject to the artist’s discretion.
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Gallery representation, exhibition proposals, and press inquiries are welcome and may be submitted through the contact page.
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To collaborate with me is to step into a shared daydream—one foot in intention, the other in impulse. It begins with a conversation, a spark, a what if. From there, we build something that did not exist before, guided less by rules than by rhythm.
I listen closely. I care deeply. I work with precision, but I leave room for surprise. I believe the best collaborations feel less like transactions and more like flirtations—charged, intelligent, and mutually generous.
Expect honesty. Expect curiosity. Expect moments of risk. We will chase an idea until it shows its teeth, polish it until it gleams, and release it only when it feels inevitable.
I collaborate slowly, deliberately, and with affection—for the work, for the process, and for those brave enough to make something beautiful with me.
With devotion,
Joan Seed