Prints are usually produced within 3–6 working days before being dispatched.

I ship to most countries worldwide, excluding EU countries.

Shipping costs vary depending on your location. You will be able to see the shipping cost for your order at checkout.

Shipping times vary depending on your location. On average, after production, please allow between 2–10 working days for delivery.

You may cancel your order or return your item within 14 days of receipt for a refund of the purchase price. Please note that the cost of return postage is your responsibility. Items must be returned in the same condition in which they were sent, and I would strongly recommend using insured and recorded delivery when returning anything to me. Once I receive your returned item I will process your refund.

Damage during transport is rare, but if it does happen please email me photos of the damaged item as soon as possible and I will either refund or replace it where possible.

Yes — please see my returns policy above for full details. You may return your print within 14 days of receipt provided it is in the same condition as sent. Please note that return postage costs are the responsibility of the buyer.

My canvas and fine art paper prints are printed and framed by professional fine art printers, ensuring the highest quality finish for every piece.

My canvas prints are printed on a high-quality poly cotton blend canvas with a matte/satin finish — scratch, crack and warp resistant, 344gsm weight and 17.5mil thickness. Strong, vibrant colours are achieved using sustainable water-based HP latex inks, protected with UV coatings. Each canvas is ready to hang with an included back hanging.

The stretcher bar is 3.2cm deep, made from 100% renewable, kiln-dried, knot-free, finger jointed wood crafted from ethically sourced timber from renewable forests.

The outer edges of the image are reflected and printed onto the sides of the canvas, giving the full image a continuous, seamless look without losing any of the front-facing picture.

Framed canvas prints come in float frames — solid wood in a black or white finish — which give your canvas the appearance of floating beautifully within the frame.

My paper prints are giclee printed on 230gsm archival fine art paper for exceptional colour accuracy and longevity.

Framed paper prints are presented in sustainably sourced solid wood frames, available in black, natural or white. Each frame features an acrylic perspex glaze and is ready to hang straight out of the box.

A canvas print is printed onto a poly cotton blend canvas and stretched over a wooden frame, giving it a painterly, textured quality and real depth and presence on a wall. A paper print is giclee printed onto 230gsm archival fine art paper, giving a beautifully crisp, gallery-quality finish. Both are stunning — it really comes down to personal preference and the style of your interior.

An unframed print arrives without a frame, ready for you to frame yourself or take to a professional framer. A framed print arrives complete and ready to hang straight out of the box — no extra effort needed.

Screens vary enormously in how they display colour, so there can sometimes be a slight difference between what you see on your device and the finished print. I edit all my files carefully myself to ensure the colours are as true to the original painting as possible, and my prints are produced by professional fine art printers using high quality inks. If you have any concerns about a specific colour before ordering, please don't hesitate to get in touch.

Framed prints and canvas prints arrive ready to hang with all necessary hardware included. For unframed prints, once you have your frame you'll simply need to follow the frame manufacturer's instructions. As a general guide, the centre of your artwork should sit at approximately eye level — around 145–150cm from the floor — for the most comfortable and visually pleasing result.

For canvas prints, simply dust gently with a soft dry cloth when needed. For framed paper prints, avoid touching the surface of the print directly and clean the frame with a soft dry cloth. Keep all prints out of direct sunlight where possible to preserve the colours over time.

My canvas prints are produced using sustainable water-based HP latex inks with UV coating for lasting colour protection. My paper prints are giclee printed on archival fine art paper, specifically designed to resist fading over time. With reasonable care and away from prolonged direct sunlight, your print should remain beautiful for many years.

Yes! Original paintings are available on my website and are entirely one of a kind — hand painted and once sold they are gone forever. If something catches your eye I'd recommend not leaving it too long. You can browse all available originals here: ORIGINAL PAINTINGS FOR SALE

If you are specifically interested in my abstract art paintings then please check out my artist website at KateShephardArt.co.uk

At the moment I don't offer gift wrapping, but if you'd like to include a personal message with your order please get in touch after placing your order and I'll do my best to accommodate this.

My work is currently only available to purchase online. However, I do occasionally exhibit at local events and shows — follow me on Instagram or join my mailing list to be the first to hear about upcoming exhibitions.

Yes, absolutely. All payments are processed securely and I do not store any payment details. You can shop with complete confidence.

This really depends on the wall space you have available and the impact you'd like the art to make. As a general rule, larger prints create more of a statement and tend to work beautifully as a focal point — above a sofa, above a bed or on a generous feature wall. Smaller prints work well grouped together as a gallery wall, or in tighter spaces like hallways, alcoves and bedrooms.

A useful guideline when choosing art for above a piece of furniture — such as a sofa or bed — is the two thirds rule. This simply means that your art should be approximately two thirds the width of the furniture beneath it. So if your sofa is 180cm wide, you'd ideally be looking for art that measures around 120cm across. This creates a balanced, considered look that feels intentional rather than too small or overwhelming.

A helpful trick before you buy is to cut a piece of paper or card to the size you're considering and hold it up against the wall — it gives you a much better sense of how the finished piece will look in the space than trying to imagine it.

If you're ever unsure, feel free to get in touch and I'll do my best to help you choose the right size for your space.

I'm based on the Dorset coast in the south of England, where the coastline, countryside and ever-changing skies provide endless inspiration for my work.

I don't currently take commissions. However, if you're looking for something inspired by a specific place or subject, it's always worth getting in touch — I may already have something in my collection that fits perfectly!