At Goofygear Prints, we are committed to preparing each order with care and attention to detail. Because all of our products are made-to-order, production begins only after your purchase is confirmed.
Please allow approximately 4 – 6 business days for us to create your custom items before they are ready to ship.
Shipping times may vary depending on your destination. Once your order has been shipped, we’ll provide you with a tracking number so you can monitor its journey in real time.
While we work closely with trusted shipping partners to ensure timely delivery, please note that all delivery estimates are approximate. Delays caused by customs processing, carrier issues, or severe weather are unfortunately beyond our control.
You can find estimated delivery timeframes for each region in the table below.
| Location | Fulfillment Time | Shipping Time | Total Delivery Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | 4 – 6 business days | 6 – 8 business days | 10 – 14 business days |
| Europe | 4 – 6 business days | 10 – 14 business days | 14 – 20 business days |
| Rest of the World | 4 – 6 business days | 14 – 19 business days | 18 – 25 business days |
Please note:
United States (US):
Europe & Rest of the World:
For more information about our shipping policy, please visit our Shipping Policy page.
This depiction of King Benjamin delivering his address presents a calm, authoritative presence intended for thoughtful displays of faith in the home or meeting hall. It bears the inscription "Addresses His People" and calls to mind covenant, obedience, and leadership themes found throughout Latter-day Saint scripture, inviting viewers to reflect on those teachings. Printed on durable, high-grade canvas with meticulous reproduction and a protective finish, the artwork is made to withstand regular exposure to light and wear in entryways, assembly rooms, or living areas. A classical arrangement lends historical weight while radiating accessible warmth, helping anchor a wall with reverent character and quiet dignity. Placed where congregants or family gather, it encourages meditation and respectful conversation about doctrine and service.
