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Aloha, weʻre now passing 5 weeks since the fire. Nothing has changed about the demise of our print shop. Recognizing that we are a company with two divisions, General Printing & Copying and Art Reproduction services, what the future holds is a bit different for each division.
General Printing & Copying services, as it stands now, will not come back. It will be too many years before West Maui will be able to provide leaseable space. Relocating to "The Other Side" isnʻt feasible because I live in Napili. For now I have two printers in Wailuku that are supporting my needs. I have all the client digital files we had archived, so those files can be reprinted as needed. I do have the ability to generate new files, but this will be limited to what I can do working from home. If you have a need let me know what it is and Iʻll let you know if I can do it, or possibly find someone else to do it for you. Just email your questions or requests to contact@ipihawaii.net.
Art Reproduction services are continuing in a modified approach. First off, I do not have the ability to photograph or scan new work, only reprint what I have archived. Iʻm working with a provider on Oahu to do my printing on canvas (mounted or unmounted), watercolor paper and photo papers. This has been working quite well. I can also work from files you have, including making proofs as needed. You can send your questions, requests for quotes or orders to contact@ipihawaii.net.
My final comment is to say that come 2024 we will be relocating to Sacramento, CA and establishing a new studio there for the Art Reproduction services. This likely will happen by January. In Sacramento Iʻll have plenty of resources at my finger tips which will help me get going again faster and at a much lower cost. Iʻll continue to provide service to my Maui art customers to whatever extent is requested.
Our old shop number 808-661-8849 is now forwarded to my cell, 808-280-6055. You can email or text at anytime or call between 9am - 5pm.
Aloha, A Hui Hou
Charlie Osborn
