What paper and printing methods are used for these editions?

Most Tyrrell limited edition prints are produced on high-quality, acid-free paper designed for long-term preservation. Common paper weights range from 250gsm to 350gsm, giving a solid feel. Printing methods include giclée, which uses pigment-based inks, and lithography for larger runs. Giclée prints are known for strong colour depth and fine detail, which suits motorsport scenes. Archival inks can last 75 to 100 years without noticeable fading under normal indoor conditions. Many prints include a white border for signing and numbering. Some editions use textured paper to give a traditional art feel, while others prefer smooth finishes for sharper detail. Collectors often look for details such as printer marks or publisher stamps. Proper framing with UV-filter glass helps maintain colour stability and prevents paper degradation over time.