These prints are printed with an archival quality photographic process on Fuji Crystal Archive paper. Like any prints, they shouldn't be exposed to direct sunlight: but unlike less expensive prints these are rated to last over 100 years without fading.
You can order a print in either glossy, matte, or lustre finish. This is mainly a matter of personal taste.
Because these prints are made for you by a separate vendor, you can't combine a prints order with any other merchandise, and the prints will ship separately from any other items.
Posters of these pictures are also available.
are priced slightly higher.
Deliveries seem simple, don't they? Pick up Thing A from Place B, then take it over to Place C. But it gets surprisingly complicated if Place B is clear on the other side of the City of Tomorrow, hundreds of miles away; and if Thing A turns out to be a Cardiophilic Moisture Eliminator, well. Boy Howdy! You’ve got all kinds of trouble.
That’s why we leave package deliveries to the valiant, well-trained delivery persons of the Retropolis Courier Service.
We’ve all admired their splendid livery, and we’ve envied them their compact, high-flying scooters; we’ve gratefully handed them our (usually non-Cardiophilic) packages, and we’ve taken their speedy deliveries from faraway parts.
Very few of us have sent anything into - or out of - the Experimental Research District. But if we have, or if we do, it will be a specially trained Route X Courier who makes sure that package arrives at its destination with a low, low incidence of unpleasant side effects. Special rates apply.
So here we see Grace Keaton, a Route X Courier herself. She seem to be the poster person for the Courier Service.
Grace is a character I invented for a sequel to Slaves of the Switchboard of Doom. She’s made her first published appearance as as supporting character in Patently Absurd.