AVOID TOUCHING THE PRINTED AREA Whenever feasible, refrain from touching any section of the page that has been printed. If possible, use gloves to handle the print to prevent smudges and creases. CONSIDER THE PRINT'S ENVIRONMENT The environment surrounding the display of your print significantly influences its preservation. LIGHT: Shield your artwork from direct sunlight, particularly intense south-facing light. Exposure to sunlight may lead to the yellowing of your print over time. (This exemption does not apply to laminated/framed prints.) HUMIDITY: Maintain a relative humidity level between 35% and 55%. Excessive humidity can result in mold or insect damage, while overly low humidity can cause the paper to become brittle. TEMPERATURE: Store prints in a cool setting. Avoid placing prints near sources that generate extreme heat or cold, such as radiators or air conditioners. Elevated temperatures and humidity hasten deterioration and foster mold growth and insect infestation. POLLUTION: Safeguard your print from dust, dirt, and other pollutants to ensure optimal protection. Gently brush away light dust using a clean, dry cloth.