Total Image Works

We love the calm and stillness in these beautiful Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Baryta prints by Justin Morris.

You can see them in person during his exhibition Feithe at Lyceum Gallery

✨Opening night: Thursday, April 2 , 6-9pm

Justin Morris is a photographer exploring the connection between mental health and creativity, while making photographs in, and of, places that are often unseen.

“My work happens in between worlds. A seam of brown grass and thistle. Chainlink, beaten. A flicker of sunlight on the old gable end. A world of small gifts, made of dust. Intimacies, so gorgeous, and I’m a thief. Third spaces offering peace in a world that eats itself. Give me a matted down field, I’ll return with prayer. Offerings made from a collection of bones.”

Behind the scenes of this adorable project 🐾✨

Kym came to us with a collection of professional photos of her puppy (seriously… how cute is she?!) and a vision to turn them into a stunning portrait wall. We worked closely together through every step of the process to make sure every detail felt just right.

To match the quality of the original photography, we printed each piece on Chromaluxe HD metal, bringing out incredible depth, color, and clarity. The result? A vibrant, gallery-worthy display that truly does these photos justice.

We love collaborating with our clients to bring their ideas to life! 💚

Photography:
ChromaLuxe HD Metal Printing at Total Image Works

We had a blast at the opening night of Artist Project.

Congrats to the winners of the Total Image Works Lens Based Art Awards, juried by Edward Burtynksy.

Maureen O’Connor - Booth 245
Finn O’Hara - Booth 528

Featured in this reel is art by:
Adam Silver
Dana McMullen
Jon Laytner
Kate Taylor
Mark Gleberzon
Tash Damjanovic .art
Kit Li
Amy Thomson

Artist project is on NOW until Sunday March 29th
Go. Be inspired. Connect with the artists. Learn. Shop. Buy art that makes you happy :)

We’re so impressed with this stunning, large-scale canvas by artist Kate Taylor.

We worked closely with Kate to capture her original painting as a high-quality, colour-accurate file—ensuring every detail translated beautifully into print. At an impressive 80 inches long, this piece truly makes a statement, and the final result speaks for itself.

Printed on canvas, then carefully stretched and finished in a custom white float frame, every step was completed in-house. From cutting and joining the stretcher to building the frame, maintaining full control over the process allows us to deliver exceptional craftsmanship and a finished piece that meets both our standards—and yours.

We love the colour tones in these wonderful images by Nada Nesin

Inkjet photo print with matte laminate. Mounted to black ACP with a subframe

You can see these beautiful pieces in person later this week at Artist Project


Booth 834
March 26-29, 2026
Enercare Centre

About Nada
Born in Novi Sad, Serbia, my first encounter with photography came when my brilliant father brought home a 1950 Altissa Altix 35mm camera, which I was allowed to use by myself for the first time as a six year old, on a school trip to Tara mountain. From that moment, I was hooked!
I walk and watch – always exploring even the areas I know well, with a fresh eye and the patience to catch the shot in-camera (no digital trickery or after-processing, let far alone AI) nowadays equipped with a Sony Alpha, Nikon 750, Sony DSC-RX100VA and an Insta 360 (on my motorcycle).

At Total Image Works, we are artists working for artists.
These beautiful original oil paintings were skillfiully painted by our friendly client service and trade onboarding rep, Amy. She chose the walnut veneer from the newly offered Jasper series from Omega. This moulding beautifully complements her paintings for showcasing at Artist Project.

Artist Project
Thursday March 26 - Sunday March 29
Make sure to visit Amy in Booth 550

Amy is a contemporary Oil Painter located in Toronto. She paints groups of figures facing the desperation of holding onto each other as they face the uncertainty and exquisite beauty of life. Her ongoing series exploring these themes is called “URBAN BAROQUE”

We are mesmerized watching all these fine art prints roll off our printer for Kit Li

You can see these beautiful prints in person at Artist project.

Kit Li
Booth 468
March 26-29, 2026
Enercare Centre, Hall A, Exhibition Place

About Kit’s work:
ARTS EVOKE EMOTIONS; SOME ARE TO CHALLENGE, OTHERS TO INSTILL CALMNESS, AND MORE TO INDUCE NOSTALGIA; I CREATE TO BRING A SENSE OF CHAOTIC HAPPINESS BY FUSING FREEFORM EXPRESSION WITH CONSTRAINTS AND REIMAGINING EVERYDAY SCENES BY JUXTAPOSING VIBRANT PRINTS WITH MUNDANE OBJECTS - FROM BUILDINGS TO CANNED FISH. I WANT TO BRING UNEXPECTEDNESS, DISCOVERIES, AND JOY, ENCOURAGING FRESH PERSPECTIVES ON OUR SURROUNDINGS IN A TRANSFORMATIVE WAY, WHERE ORDINARY MOMENTS BECOME A BIT MORE EXTRAORDINARY.

It was our pleasure to print these wonderful photographs for Abhijit AA for his exhibition ‘Through the Eyes of an Immigrant’.

Opening: March 20 at 6:00 pm
Gallery
568B Richmond St W, Toronto
organized by .npo

This exhibition explores how migration reshapes perception of land, lineage, social realities, and the concept of home. We bring together three Toronto-based photographers whose work ranges from landscapes, documentary, photojournalism, and capturing the essence of everyday life - intertwining the complexities of living between places.

The photographs invite viewers to consider how familiar and unfamiliar worlds collide, and the infinite ways of how home and diaspora are reimagined.