BRINGING A HUMAN TOUCH TO THE DIGITAL PROCESS.
DRIVEN BY DIY SPIRIT.
History
Static Medium was founded in 2006 with the mission of offering more options for fine art printing. Our extensive print-related experience in both the commercial and creative industries brings artistic appreciation and technical know-how together. From art photography to print finishing and fulfillment, we do everything in-house. Keeping your art under the same roof as our equipment ensures it's handled with care and the prints reflect the integrity of your originals. We've built our name on word-of-mouth, and believe in putting our profits back into our process.
The Team
Leah - Co-Owner / CEO
Matt - Co-Owner / Photographer
Amber - Studio Manager
Myana - Client Liaison
Adam - Studio Supervisor
Nate - Printer Technologist
Daniel - Prepress
Nikki - Print Room Manager
Daniela - Production
Swap - Production
Ken - Production
Katie - Production
Victoria - Production
Mel - Shipping Associate
Who We Work With
Giving Back
- AbortionFunds.org
- American Red Cross
- Autism Society of Los Angeles
- Chinese for Affirmative Action (CAA)
- Doctors Without Borders
- Girls Not Brides
- Habitat for Humanity
- Hooves & Paws Animal Rescue
- Humane Society
- Oklahoma Mural Syndicate
- Oregon Food Bank
- Pico Union Project
- Rainforest Foundation
- Squidtropica Microgrants for BIPOC LGBTQI2S Artists
- Stop AAPI Hate
- The Bail Project
- When We All Vote
- WIRES (Australian Wildlife Rescue)
- World Central Kitchen
Land Acknowledgement
We would like to acknowledge the Kizh Nation of Peoples as the traditional land caretakers of Tovaangar (the Los Angeles basin). They are better known by the anglicized name, Gabrieleño-Tongva, which was forced upon them during the California Mission period, a dehumanization that invalidated their rich Tribal identities and continues today. Static Medium’s headquarters are located near their ancestral village of Yaanga in what is now known as Downtown LA. We commit ourselves to honor the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Kizh on which we are learning, working and organizing today. We also commit ourselves to continue to learn how to be better stewards of the land we inhabit for future generations.