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What Our Customers Think:
The team at Easy-Way are experts in designing display solutions for creative entrepreneurs. Alberta based solutions from an expert in art reproduction and vintage art restoration. I highly recommend and trust Easy-Way Art Display Systems!
Laura Bechard
We contracted Cheryl Beck Studios to produce new display panels for our guild. We were extremely happy with how they modified the design to our specifications. They made a prototype which we tested, and then completed our large order, including accessories, on time. The display panels are very well made, easy to handle and of the highest quality. We have had many compliments on how professional our show looks. We were very happy to use a local company who could make such a superior product!
Diane Stone, St Albert Painters Guild
I ordered the compact display panels for my art and they’re beautiful. They’re light, easy to assemble and showcase my art in the best way I've ever been able to display them. Good riddance to the terrible grid-walls! I ordered enough for a 10x10' booth and they easily fit in our Van with lots of room for artwork, tables, tent, etc. So happy to support this Canadian family. Definitely great quality!
Crystal Driedger
I have found Cheryls abilities and talents with photographing and preparing my images for print to be of highest standards. I am happy with the images I receive and the service and communication from Cheryl Beck studios. I will certainly be using her services again.
Diane M Anderson Tymarc Art Studio
I present my art at a lot of shows. Consistent, flexible lighting is really important in these venues because each one is different. I asked Cheryl to customize a support system for my track lighting that would fit onto my existing walls, and the results were above expectation. The system elements were produced quickly and on budget, with Cheryl offering timely advice. The products were superbly engineered. She was very focused on my needs throughout the process.
Ken Hoehn
