Shelly d'Inferno
This 16”×24” image is printed on high-quality 240g satin photo paper, this artwork combines sharp details with a subtle satin finish, perfect for collectors seeking a unique piece that balances elegance with futuristic allure.
About the Subject: Shelly d'Inferno is a London-based Swedish alternative model, performer, and multidisciplinary artist. Her diverse talents encompass fashion design, makeup artistry, photography, and fire performance. Shelly has graced the covers of international magazines such as Bizarre, Skin Deep, Tattoo Italia, and Advanced Photographer. She co-founded the fire performance group Pyrohex, known for their captivating shows. Follow her on Instagram: @lux.dinferno
Print Specifications
Paper: This 16”×24” heavy basis weight 9.5-mil, 240g satin photo paper is the perfect choice for all types of photo-realistic imaging, including portraits, posters, commercial displays, and hi-res photo imaging. The perfect balance between optimum color vibrancy with minimal hot spots and glare.
Base: Resin-coated (RC) photo paper
Weight / Thickness: 240gsm - per ISO 536 Test Method Thickness/caliper 9.5 mil/188 microns per ISO 534 Test Method
Opacity: >97%
Gloss: 26 (@60)
Whiteness: 126 (W-E313)
Brightness: 95 (TB-452)
Handling recommendations: Due to the coating's absorptive nature, you should avoid touching the surface. Cotton gloves are always recommended when handling inkjet-coated materials.
This 16”×24” image is printed on high-quality 240g satin photo paper, this artwork combines sharp details with a subtle satin finish, perfect for collectors seeking a unique piece that balances elegance with futuristic allure.
About the Subject: Shelly d'Inferno is a London-based Swedish alternative model, performer, and multidisciplinary artist. Her diverse talents encompass fashion design, makeup artistry, photography, and fire performance. Shelly has graced the covers of international magazines such as Bizarre, Skin Deep, Tattoo Italia, and Advanced Photographer. She co-founded the fire performance group Pyrohex, known for their captivating shows. Follow her on Instagram: @lux.dinferno
Print Specifications
Paper: This 16”×24” heavy basis weight 9.5-mil, 240g satin photo paper is the perfect choice for all types of photo-realistic imaging, including portraits, posters, commercial displays, and hi-res photo imaging. The perfect balance between optimum color vibrancy with minimal hot spots and glare.
Base: Resin-coated (RC) photo paper
Weight / Thickness: 240gsm - per ISO 536 Test Method Thickness/caliper 9.5 mil/188 microns per ISO 534 Test Method
Opacity: >97%
Gloss: 26 (@60)
Whiteness: 126 (W-E313)
Brightness: 95 (TB-452)
Handling recommendations: Due to the coating's absorptive nature, you should avoid touching the surface. Cotton gloves are always recommended when handling inkjet-coated materials.
This 16”×24” image is printed on high-quality 240g satin photo paper, this artwork combines sharp details with a subtle satin finish, perfect for collectors seeking a unique piece that balances elegance with futuristic allure.
About the Subject: Shelly d'Inferno is a London-based Swedish alternative model, performer, and multidisciplinary artist. Her diverse talents encompass fashion design, makeup artistry, photography, and fire performance. Shelly has graced the covers of international magazines such as Bizarre, Skin Deep, Tattoo Italia, and Advanced Photographer. She co-founded the fire performance group Pyrohex, known for their captivating shows. Follow her on Instagram: @lux.dinferno
Print Specifications
Paper: This 16”×24” heavy basis weight 9.5-mil, 240g satin photo paper is the perfect choice for all types of photo-realistic imaging, including portraits, posters, commercial displays, and hi-res photo imaging. The perfect balance between optimum color vibrancy with minimal hot spots and glare.
Base: Resin-coated (RC) photo paper
Weight / Thickness: 240gsm - per ISO 536 Test Method Thickness/caliper 9.5 mil/188 microns per ISO 534 Test Method
Opacity: >97%
Gloss: 26 (@60)
Whiteness: 126 (W-E313)
Brightness: 95 (TB-452)
Handling recommendations: Due to the coating's absorptive nature, you should avoid touching the surface. Cotton gloves are always recommended when handling inkjet-coated materials.