Stunning doesn’t begin to describe how closely the cover of this piece captures the hue and shine of the bronze doors on New York’s Church of St. John the Divine.
Here’s how you can get the same jaw-dropping results on your own digitally printed projects!
(Thank you to DataGraphic and Selman for this sample!)
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