Premium Lyve Matte Canvas Paper Perfect For Use on Professional Makes and Models of Epson, Canon and HP printers preferred by Professionals. 19 mil textured Canvas offered in a 42 inch by 40 ft roll

Colors come off well and the canvas texture adds a lot of dimension. Very nice. Makes for a nice watercolor like print

Amazing, this canvas turned an average photo into a work of art.For my test print I picked an unedited shot from my camera. I am completely blown away by the texture, clarity, detail, etc...I then coated my print with the Breathing Color gloss coating. The coating really made the colors come out. The gloss is a bit too glossy for me, going to try the satin coating soon.Great products, great service!

I bought this to produce fine art prints on my new giclée printer, for gallery proofs and possibly display/sale... These canvases exceeded my expectations. Just be careful, the sticker seemed to indicate that the print side was facing up, and it seems it was facing down. The first print came out faded looming, very low contrast and dull colors with white speckles throughout. Lick your finger and lightly touch a corner in an inconspicuous place. If it sticks a little, that is the print side. Otherwise, all went perfectly fine. Delivery time was great! Items were very well protected in the packaging.

I love breathing color canvas and go through lots of it. I normally buy in bulk but I bought this one because I needed it delivered very quickly. Worked perfectly as always.

This is some amazing canvas created for inkjet printing! I’ve scoured Amazon for inkjet-able canvas and this is the absolute best on Amazon. I DO wish they made more sizes in the sheets since I don’t want to have to deal with cutting rolls of canvas paper but the 13x19 size works for my needs and honestly, I may even cut it down to other sizings I’ll need because it’s so amazing. I highly recommend!

I've tried a couple other brands and this is by far my favorite. It is a nice uniform product and is not flimsy. I have good results printing on my Epson Surecolor printer. I spray with Moab Desert Varnish after they've set. I've sold many prints with this and customers love it.

My experience: used on Epson SureColor800, matte ink. This printer is well taken care of and used pretty frequently. I was super disappointed and caught off guard when I realized I was getting black on the canvas while I was handling prints - no matter how long it sat, the ink would smudge! Does NOT sound archival. This was an emergency because of my deadline, so I ran to the store and grabbed some liquitex satin varnish for acrylics and carefully brushed on a couple of layers - thankfully it held up although very streaky (that could have been me, or the way the canvas/ink handles that varnish- I'm not counting against it because of that). The seller in the Q&A when someone asked about varnishing said it wasn't necessary, and that is clearly not the case. Otherwise, this was a good product and I will probably buy it again. Just be warned you'll need to take the extra step of varnishing. I think I'll try spray varnish to get an even coating next time.

Normally I use Epson Canvas Satin with great results but the CPP is very high so I decided to try the Lyve Canvas. While it is less expensive than Epson unfortunately did not reproduce the color palates of the images as faithfully as the Epson even with using their profiles. Yes I did take into account the finish difference but even so it just didn't reproduce to my satisfaction. Printed on an Epson 7900 with genuine Epson Inks (too expensive to mess around with).