Take your digital images and let Fracture turn them into beautiful, frameless art. Choose either Original Glossy or Matte glass finish. Original Glossy is reflective and catches light, producing depth. If you like the shine associated with framed photos, this option is for you.

Glass printing is a process to convert a standard Glass into a work of art; the capability to replicate any digital image onto glass permanently. However, unlike paper and fabric, Glass surface does not absorb inks in the same way.

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MASTERPIX prints your photos directly onto thin, durable, optically clear Corning® Gorilla® Glass.

The penetration of ordinary window glass by a projectile, be it a bullet or a stone, produces a familiar fracture pattern. Cracks radiate outward and encircle the hole, as shown above. The radiating lines are appropriately known as radial fractures, and the circular lines are termed concentric fractures.

Glass fracture analysis helps to determine the direction and angle of the force that broke the glass, along with the sequence in which the fractures occurred.

Direct to glass printing involves the application of ink, digitally printed to the rear glass surface. If we are using ceramic inks these are baked into the surface of the glass, rendering them part of the glass and making them permanent and highly resistant to wear tear and damage.

Screen printing on glass This method uses a stencil and a mesh screen to create the design. Ink is spread across the screen with a squeegee; while the stencil blocks certain areas of glass, leaving others open to let the ink through. The result is a high-quality image, pattern, or design element.

Every Fracture print starts out as a piece of durable glass, cut and hand-prepared for each print size. Ink is then sprayed directly onto the glass and instantly cured through our special UV process. A bright, opaque layer of white ink is applied directly beneath the color layer.

Fracture offers a variety of print sizes, meaning there is a small print for you to put on a tabletop, a large print for you to hang on a wall and sizes in between. 2. Pricing for everyone - glass prints start at $17 for small prints and large prints range from $95 to $135.

Screen printing on glass Ink is spread across the screen with a squeegee; while the stencil blocks certain areas of glass, leaving others open to let the ink through. The result is a high-quality image, pattern, or design element. The ink is then “fired” to adhere to the glass.

Light and Durable Pictures on Glass: Printing prints on glass offers a finished product that is both light and incredibly durable. This makes hanging your pictures on the wall very easy. And without a frame or glass, you won't ever have to replace components of your picture display.