Inkjet Paper and Film

Print and preserve your art on inkjet paper and inkjet canvas from Blick. Shop our wide selection of inkjet papers such as Canson paper and Moab paper, as well as Strathmore, Hahnemühle, Inkpress, and Arches. These papers developed for genera...

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Inkjet Paper, Films, and Canvas


Print and preserve your art on inkjet paper and inkjet canvas from Blick. Shop our wide selection of inkjet papers such as Canson paper and Moab paper, as well as Strathmore, Hahnemühle, Inkpress, and Arches. These papers developed for general photography, portraiture, limited edition prints, plus posters, graphic art reproductions, signage, and other applications. Shop archival papers for works of a more permanent variety, and acid-free papers for works intended to last up to 20 years.


Generally considered a superior surface for creating art, even acid-free paper or canvas will eventually degrade, depending on where and how it is displayed or stored. Archival papers and canvases, on the other hand, will last for generations. Because it is genuine canvas in the form of a sheet or roll, inkjet canvas adds a realistic dimension to photos and artwork — ideal for portraiture, fine art photography, limited edition prints, and giclée.


Archival Inkjet Papers are made with a fiber source, such as 100% cotton rag, that will last for centuries without conservation.


Acid-free Inkjet Papers, based on cellulose fiber, will eventually yellow as their buffering is exhausted, depending on atmospheric conditions where they are stored and displayed. Because digital art is ultimately preserved in a digital format, not on paper, the expense of a museum paper is not always necessary. Under good conditions, with archival grade inks and proper storage and display, acid-free cellulose papers can last more than 20 years. Some of these papers offer special coatings to enhance the display of fine detail at high resolution. Digital storage of image masters allows new copies to be made at a future date.