Precise imaging, experienced color judgment, and archival-quality production in a process that remains personal from start to finish.
MEET THE FOUNDER
Meet Pamela Loewen
True Edition was founded by Pamela Loewen, a professional artist and gallery owner who understands both the creative value of an original and the practical challenges of reproducing it well.
Most of Pamela’s quilts are large-scale works, often too big for the walls of an ordinary home. When she first had them scanned on a Cruse scanner and reproduced as museum-quality prints on fine art paper and canvas, she realized she had found a new way to share quilts as fine art. These high-definition prints could hang anywhere.
That artist-led perspective still guides every project. We begin by understanding the work, how it will be used, and what matters most to the person who created or cares for it.
OUR TEAM
Experience at Every Step
Pamela Loewen
Founder & Owner
Artist-led direction, presentation, and client care.
Jamie Atkins
Senior Print & Imaging Specialist
Fine art scanning, color management, archival printing, and large-format production.
Corey Jarvinen
Print & Imaging Technician
Scanning, print production, finishing, and careful day-to-day handling.
OUR STUDIO
Designed Around the Artwork
Our Williamston studio brings scanning, color work, printing, and finishing together in one location.
Covered drive-in access near the production area makes unloading easier for large, framed, delicate, or weather-sensetive work. Visits are by appointment so we can prepare for your artwork before it arrives.
We do not treat artwork as ordinary print material.
We handle it thoughtfully, evaluate it carefully, and communicate clearly about what the process can achieve. Our goal is a reproduction that feels faithful, intentional, and ready for the way it will be presented.