About the studio
Trayk is a small studio selling two collections: Posters, printed on demand by our print partner, and 3D Prints, made to order by us. Every product page says which is which.
Trayk is a small studio selling prints of classic public-domain artworks, printed on demand by our print partner. Our own 3D models, made to order by us, will join them soon.
Posters
We choose artworks that the museum holding them marks public domain (CC0) in its open-access collection, and prepare each file for printing. Every print page credits the artist, the date and the museum the image comes from.
When you order, our print partner prints your chosen size on archival matte paper at its US lab and ships it to you with tracking. Prints are printed whole, never cropped: where a painting's proportions differ from the sheet, a thin white border makes up the difference. Prints are sent unframed. Your print usually arrives 5–11 business days after you order.
Colors on screen and on paper never match exactly: monitors differ, and paper reflects light rather than glowing. If an exact color matters, email us before ordering.
3D Prints
Coming soon. The first models aren't listed yet. This is how they'll be made.
Our models are 3D printed in our studio after you order. A printer builds each piece from plastic filament, one thin layer at a time, so a fine layered texture is normal and part of the look.
Every model is cleaned up and checked by hand before it's packed. It ships within 1–2 business days by USPS Ground Advantage.
Materials. PLA is a hard, stiff plastic suited to anything that lives indoors. It softens in heat, so keep PLA pieces away from hot cars, dishwashers and sunny dashboards. PETG is tougher and handles warmth better. Each model's page lists its material.
Questions? Get in touch. A person replies within 1 business day.