If you have artwork or photographs — of any size — that need to be scanned into a digital format we have the equipment to handle the job.

Our Metis DRS 2000 flatbed scanner can produce 16-bit RGB files at resolutions from 300 to 1000 dpi. The LED lighting system produces even, highly-accurate color. The scanner bed itself is 48” x 72”, so even your largest art fits. It also has a an 18-inch clearance and a 3-inch focus depth so framed and mounted works can be scanned as is, helping to insure your art remains protected and is accurately reproduced.

But our expertise extends beyond our quality equipment. During her 22 years of experience at Beeline and Blue, Mary Howell-Williams has grown the Beeline fine art reproduction department into the trusted resource it is today.

Meet our fine art expert, Mary Howell-Williams 

Artists and museums all across the country trust Mary—and only Mary—to create digital reproductions of their collections. 

It's no wonder why! Mary lovingly cares for every piece of art in her charge. She is passionate about the details that go into scan quality because she knows how critical it is to represent the art accurately.

Once a work is scanned, she can provide the digital file, or she will coordinate its reproduction onto art or photo paper—or any of our other substrates, such as clay board, acrylic, metal, or even wallpaper. The possibilities are endless, but Mary is always making sure it is perfect.