Frequently Asked Questions

We curate hard. Roughly 1 in 40+ images makes it into Still Motion — selected for story, composition, and how the piece will live on a wall. We don’t publish volume. We publish presence.

Many Still Motion artworks are released as limited editions. When an artwork is limited, the edition size and numbering are clearly stated on the product page (and confirmed on the COA, when included).

Yes. Each artwork includes a signed and sealed Certificate of Authenticity (COA), with key details such as title, artist, edition number/size, medium, and dimensions. Edition details are recorded in the Still Motion Registry.

Yes — we ship worldwide. Shipping is tracked and carefully packed; costs and delivery times vary by destination and format and are shown at checkout.

Unframed orders typically ship in 10–15 business days. Aluminum and custom orders typically ship in 15–20 business days. Delivery time depends on destination.

Each piece is inspected before leaving the atelier — colour accuracy, sharpness, surface, and finishing — to meet Still Motion standards.

Returns are accepted within 15 days for eligible items. Limited-edition or numbered artworks are not returnable, except in case of damage or an issue on arrival. Please refer to our Returns Policy for full conditions.

Please contact Still Motion within 72 hours of delivery, with photos of the packaging and the artwork, so we can resolve it quickly.

Yes. All artworks use properly licensed, officially authorized visuals from the image rights holder (photographer/artist or their representative). Still Motion is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed by vehicle brands such as Ferrari or Porsche.

We use museum-grade fine art paper — on selected works, Hahnemühle Photo Rag (308 gsm, 100% cotton) — paired with archival giclée pigment inks for refined detail and long-term stability. The exact paper specification is always listed on the product page.

Yes. Many pieces are available as Print Only or Framed & Ready to Hang (when offered). Please check the product page for the available options for that artwork.

Yes. Fine art paper delivers a traditional gallery feel — matte, tactile, and elegant — ideal for collectors who prefer a softer, timeless presentation over a high-gloss finish.

A poster is mass-produced for decoration. A fine art print is made for collectors: archival materials, refined tonal depth, long-term stability, and controlled editions where applicable. Still Motion works are also properly licensed and produced with the intent of permanence — a piece that holds presence over time.

Fine art prints are produced to a higher standard: museum-grade paper, archival pigment inks, controlled production, and consistent colour accuracy. Where stated, each artwork is also offered in limited editions, and the visuals are licensed from the rights holder (photographer/artist or representative). You’re not buying a mass print — you’re buying a collectible piece with documented provenance.

Choose aluminum wall art for maximum visual presence: sharp detail, high contrast, and a clean, contemporary finish that reads like an object, not a poster. It’s ideal when you want impact from a distance and precision up close.

On selected artworks, aluminum prints are produced on 3mm panels and offered in two large-format sizes, with finish options such as a white base (for full colour density) or brushed aluminum (for a raw, metallic look). Exact specs and available sizes are always listed on the product page.

Yes — both are possible. Our preferred display is leaning. These large-format aluminum pieces are designed to read as objects, not posters. We love to see them leaning in a dedicated niche with thoughtful lighting, or simply resting on a substantial console, sideboard, or shelf that can support the size. Hanging can be used when needed, depending on the mounting option listed on the product page.

Yes — each piece is released as a numbered edition and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity (COA). Formats typically include fine art paper and aluminum, depending on the artwork. The exact medium, sizes, and finish options are always listed on the product page.

Pre-Order gives collectors early access to selected artworks before the official release. It allows you to secure your piece in advance, before the edition opens to the public.

Pre-order pieces typically ship within 30–60 days, depending on the artwork and production schedule. The most accurate estimate is always shown on the product page.

Pre-ordering guarantees your allocation ahead of release and may include a pre-order incentive (such as a discount), when offered for that specific artwork. Details are stated on the product page.

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Yes. Fine art paper delivers a traditional gallery feel — matte, tactile, and elegant — ideal for collectors who prefer a softer, timeless presentation over a high-gloss finish.

A curated selection of Ferrari fine art prints celebrating Maranello icons — design, racing heritage, and motorsport presence — created as collectible wall pieces for petrolheads and collectors.

Yes. When released as collectible editions, the edition size and numbering are stated on the product page and confirmed on the Certificate of Authenticity (COA), when included.

Formats include fine art paper prints and aluminum prints, depending on the artwork. Aluminum delivers maximum sharpness and modern presence; fine art paper offers a classic gallery look. The exact medium, sizes, and finish options are always listed on the product page.

Yes. These Ferrari fine art prints are created for collectors and refined interiors — not generic decor. Materials, sizes, and finishing are selected for long-term presence in studios, offices, and private collections.

Because the Porsche 917K is an endurance racing icon with a silhouette that’s instantly recognisable — built for Le Mans-era dominance. This collection gives it a focused, collector-grade series instead of a mixed “Porsche highlights” page.

This is curated as collectible Porsche 917K wall art — fewer, stronger images selected for presence, produced on premium materials, and released with clear edition details where applicable. Full specifications are listed on each product page.

Edition details vary by artwork. When a piece is released as a limited edition, the edition size and numbering are clearly stated on the product page and confirmed on the COA

A curated selection of Porsche fine art prints — from the 917K to design legends — created as collectible wall pieces for interiors that celebrate speed and engineering.

Yes. These Porsche fine art prints are curated as collector pieces. Where an artwork is released as a limited edition, the edition size and numbering are stated on the product page and confirmed on the COA (when included).

Formats include fine art paper prints and aluminum prints, depending on the artwork. The exact medium, sizes, and finish options are always listed on the product page.

Motorsport Icons is a curated selection of fine art prints celebrating the cars, liveries, and moments that shaped racing history — from grid atmosphere to mechanical detail. Built as collectible wall pieces for motorsport enthusiasts and collectors.

Both. Some works focus on the machine — design, engineering, and stance. Others capture the atmosphere — paddock tension, track light, and race-day energy. Each piece is selected for presence, not noise.

Yes. These works are curated as collector-grade motorsport wall art. Where an artwork is released as a limited edition, the edition details and numbering are stated on the product page and confirmed on the COA.

Automotive is not a theme — it’s a way of seeing. This collection is for petrolheads who read a silhouette, a stance, a detail, and feel something instantly. Each image is curated for presence and long-term value: the kind of piece that doesn’t decorate a room, it defines it.

Collectors and enthusiasts who want automotive culture as a lasting presence — curated pieces that live in studios, offices, and private spaces.

Formats include aluminum and fine art paper as our core mediums, selected based on how each artwork performs and how it’s meant to live on a wall.
On selected releases — especially Guest Artist works — canvas may also be available based on the artist’s preferred presentation. You’ll find the exact medium, sizes, and finish details on each product page.

The Aviation collection curates spectacular aircraft photography — with a strong focus on aerobatic teams and military jets. It’s aviation as performance: engineering, speed, precision, and emotion at the limit. For petrolheads, it’s the same mindset — machines built to push boundaries, captured as collectible wall art.

Yes. Aviation wall art works exceptionally well in offices, studios, and modern interiors — especially in spaces with clean lines, glass, metal, and minimal design. The precision and geometry of aircraft photography adds focus and authority without visual noise.

We offer fine art paper prints and aluminum wall art prints. The available formats vary by artwork, and each product page lists the precise medium, sizes, and finish details for that specific piece.

This series is built to be collected as a complete set: five works form the core collection, with an exclusive sixth image available only to collectors who complete the full series. It’s a disciplined, high-precision visual study of formation flight — made for aviation and performance culture collectors.

Edition details are defined per artwork and confirmed on the Certificate of Authenticity (COA) and the product page.

Available formats include fine art paper prints and aluminum prints, depending on the specific piece. The product page lists the exact medium, sizes, and finish details for each artwork.

For our largest aluminum formats, we do not provide hanging hardware. These pieces are intended to be displayed leaning — as art objects with presence. Hanging options may be available on smaller formats where specified on the product page.

A curated three-print series dedicated to the Alfa Romeo P2 (1930) — built as a cohesive set where each piece captures a different “Act” of the car: detail, stance, and presence. It’s pre-war Grand Prix history translated into collector-grade wall art.

The P2 is a pre-war benchmark in Grand Prix racing — a machine that defined early competition engineering and set a standard for performance in its era. This trilogy focuses on the P2 in its 1930 Targa Florio configuration, highlighting its mechanical character through three distinct views.

Both. You can collect each artwork individually, or acquire the complete set for a stronger, gallery-style installation.

This collection curates Alfa Romeo fine art prints that celebrate one of the great names in automotive history — racing DNA, Italian design, and mechanical elegance. Alfa Romeo’s heritage is so central that Enzo Ferrari raced and worked within the Alfa world before founding his own path. These works are made for collectors who recognise engineering and silhouette as culture.

Because Alfa Romeo is emotion with structure: lightness, speed, and heritage — a visual language that works in refined interiors without becoming “car poster décor.” These works are curated for presence and long-term value on a wall.

Still Motion’s core formats are fine art paper prints and aluminum prints, selected based on how each artwork performs and how it’s meant to live in a space. The exact medium, sizes, and finish options are listed on each product page.

Yes. When released as limited editions, each artwork is numbered and delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) linked to the Still Motion registry. Edition details are always confirmed on the product page.

Yan Denes is a motorsport artist known for hand-drawn automotive works that capture speed through a signature sense of motion — sharp machines, dissolving backgrounds, and unmistakable energy

Denes creates the originals by hand using dry pastel pigments and black stone on fine art paper — a deliberate technique built to translate velocity and tension into line and texture.

His “blur” is his visual signature: the car and driver remain razor-sharp, while the world around them melts into motion. It’s not a filter — it’s an intentional composition choice that makes the work feel alive.

Yes. Each subject begins as a one-off original hand-drawn artwork, and is also offered as strictly limited-edition fine art prints. Edition details (including size, run, and numbering) are always stated on the product page and confirmed on the COA.

Yan Denes works are offered as museum-grade fine art paper prints (archival pigment inks). The available sizes and edition limits vary by artwork, so please refer to the product page for the exact options

Guest Artist is Still Motion’s curated space for invited artists whose work speaks to performance culture — automotive, motorsport, design, engineering, speed, and the emotion that petrolheads recognise instantly. It’s where we expand beyond photography into the wider language of automotive art.
A curated destination for petrolheads building a personal space that feels like them — office, studio, or man cave.

We select artists with a genuine connection to the subject — creators who understand machines from the inside: form, tension, and purpose. Depending on the release, this can include illustration, hand-drawn work, mixed media, or other collectible formats.

No. Guest Artist is curated and invitation-led. Each release is selected to match Still Motion’s standard and to stay coherent with the archive.

When offered as limited editions, each work is released in defined quantities and delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity (COA). Edition details are always stated on the product page.

Formats depend on the artist and the artwork — including Still Motion’s core formats (fine art paper and aluminum) and, when relevant, other presentation methods chosen by the artist. Exact medium, sizes, and finish details are always listed on the product page.

Yes. Guest Artist features are curated, but we’re open to discovering strong work. If your art speaks to performance culture — automotive, motorsport, engineering, or motion — contact us with a small portfolio and a short note on your process and subject.