Return/Exchange Policy and
Frequently Asked Questions

What is your shipping policy?

Free Shipping: All prints are shipped using FedEx Ground and are sent straight from the printing company, Canvas Giclee Printing. If you're in Tucson, I would also love to meet with you to thank you, shake your hand, and sign your print. Your Certificate of Authenticity is shipped separately and directly from me with my handwritten signature. Please allow 1-2 weeks for printing plus 1 week for delivery. Due to possible supply chain and other issues, I cannot fully guarantee that exact time, though prints typically arrive within two to three weeks after project completion or print(s) ordered.

What is your refund policy?

Satisfaction Guaranteed: Full refund, up to one year, plus lifetime exchange for any same-size paper or canvas print of any image available; excludes return shipping charges; must be returned in excellent condition. I will also replace any damaged item if it is returned within six weeks of the original purchase; excludes return shipping charges. I guarantee you will love your limited edition, collage art print and cherish it for many years, knowing you own something symbolically rich, decorative, and rare.

For all returns and exchanges, customers must notify me by email to receive the address used to ship the item they are returning directly to me. Immediately upon receiving their return, I will send a replacement item or issue a credit card refund. Customers are responsible for any shipping charges necessary to return their item(s).

email me at brad@arthurbradfordklemmer.com


How long have you been collaging art, and where has your career taken you?

Wandering the desert in search of meaning, Bradford discovered his unique style of photoshoping digital collage art in 2008 (and that's collAge, not collEge LOL). His journey culminated in creating an art portfolio titled "The Desert Abstraction Project." At that time, however, Brad was a very different person, without a clear life path, business plan, or a proper understanding of metaphysical concepts, only a spiritual connection with nature and a deep love for photography and art.

In 2013, Bradford began meditating regularly with Holosync, binaural beats, which led him to retitle the images and rewrite the bio of his desert portfolio. This meditation practice opened the door to new psychological insights and a deeper spiritual context, profoundly influencing his work. Over the years, this journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening became a core element of Bradford's art, reflecting the long and ongoing process of opening his heart and overcoming insecurities.

Today, his focus is back on “The Tucson Public Art Project.” This older portfolio has been inspired to be revised by the workshops he completed this summer on the Seven Principles of Art and Design. Each piece he creates in Photoshop, of layered digital collage art, carries both the visual language of design and the symbolic depth of my ongoing spiritual quest.

Alongside this work, Brad is studying to become a licensed Art Therapy Practitioner, with plans to guide others as a Self-Love Coach through interactive, art-centered practices that heal and empower. Bradford's goal is not only to share art that resonates with your spirit now, but also to invite you back soon to experience firsthand how creating the art of your choosing can further assist as a living tool for reflection, growth, and transformation. Now is the perfect time to welcome an artpiece into your home—and to stay connected for the next chapter, where art and healing meet in a more personal and participatory approach.