Frame materials are typically plastic. Artwork surfaces are printed on canvas or paper; some canvases are specified as cotton-blend, gallery-wrapped canvas.
Many pieces are printed with UV fade-resistant inks to reduce fading. At least one framed print is described as protected behind gallery-quality acrylic that shields the artwork from UV rays and light damage.
Most framed canvases arrive ready to hang. Examples note a sturdy hanging wire on the back with a hook and nail included; some frames use an exclusive hanging system that lets the frame sit flush against the wall.
Print methods include giclée printing and canvas printing, typically using fade-resistant or UV fade-resistant inks.
Common blue-themed motifs include watery/ocean currents and wave-inspired pieces, cloud and sky studies, and abstract geometric or shape-based compositions using varied blue shades.