Sorry, we cannot guarantee you will receive your prints by Christmas.

About Our Professional Quality Photo Prints

A few facts...

  • Our prints are printed on Epson paper with Epson inks. Other non-Epson papers available.
  • The prints can last from 50-300+ years.
  • We are a small, niche photo printer.
  • The master printer has been printing professionally since 1975. (See more below)

About Us

Sullivan + Wolf Design, LLC is proud to announce it's limited edition, high-quality archival photo enlargement printing. We have been in business since 1989, providing graphic design and marketing services to a wide variety of businesses. Our motto has always been to deliver the highest level of quality at a reasonable price. The most bang for the buck!

Owner, Brian Sullivan spent many years in the 1970's and 1980's as a master photo lab technician and manager in the Boston area, working with hundreds of artists as well as several museums to produce high-quality prints. Print making is an art, delivering the artists' message to final print. Our goal is to continue that experience and provide artists the capability to produce high-quality reproductions of their art for portfolios and for limited edition print sales.

We can work with the artist to get high-end digital files of their art and then help work with the artist on layout and what paper would be most suitable for a particular work of art.

Our Printers

Epson SureColor P900

Digital Photo Printer printing prints

The P900 has finally arrived. Originally due to be released in early July 2020, we finally received ours October 20, 2020.

The SureColor P900 incorporate the same large-format printing technology used by the world's leading photographers into a sleek, compact design, allowing for the creation of exhibition quality prints from the convenience of a desktop.

  • Outstanding image quality and color — all-new UltraChrome® PRO10 Ink with Violet produces a wide color gamut for vibrant and rich colors
  • No Photo and Matte Black ink switching — dedicated nozzles for both black ink types — no switching needed
  • New 10-channel MicroPiezo® AMC printhead — consistently delivers prints with outstanding speed, consistency and accuracy
  • Easy printing from smart devices — print color-managed files directly from your iOS® device1 using an easy-to-use interface
  • New Carbon Black Driver Technology — all-new Carbon Black Driver mode dramatically increases Dmax for best-in-class black density on glossy papers

Epson Stylus Pro 4880 ColorBurst Edition

Digital Prints from the 4880

The Epson Stylus Pro 4880 represents a level of technology unprecedented in Epson's history. By combining the extreme precision of an Epson Stylus Pro print engine, along with the extraordinary performance of Epson UltraChrome K3 ink technology, Epson is once again transforming talent into imagery.

Prints from the 4880 can last for many years. See this report here.

More info can be found on the Epson website.


Epson Stylus Pro 2200

Unfortunately, our beloved 2200 has come to its end of life. Though still working, Epson has disccontinued manufacturing ink for it. We will not use third-party inks, thus, we say goodbye. We are exploring using this great printer with BW Piezo inks for the ultimate in Black and White Photo Printing. Stay posted.

The Epson 2200 PrinterWe also use an Epson Stylus® Photo 2200, featuring 7-color UltraChrome inks, 2880 x 1440 dpi resolution, and ultra-fine 4-picoliter ink droplets, the large-format Epson Stylus® Photo 2200 delivers remarkable archival photos up to 13” x 19” on a wide variety of papers.

The first desktop photo printer to use seven pigment inks, the Epson Stylus® Photo 2200 provides the highest quality output available from any pigment-based ink jet. And, with its innovative ink system design with individual ink cartridges, it ensures the deepest, darkest blacks for prints and enlargements on both glossy and matte paper.

The Epson Stylus® Photo 2200 delivers archival results with reported lightfastness ratings of up to 90 years for color prints, and up to 100 years for black and white prints.

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