I know that there are online companies out there who print custom stuff on canvas and mail it to you. A Google search should probably give you a few names (I can’t remember those I found so long ago). They’re not cheap though.

For a more handmade solution, I guess, I would see if Fredrix offers the print canvas product in a larger format (I think they do, but I’m not sure), and then I’d ask local printing companies if they can print your design on the print canvas.

Looking at the ad currently displayed at the bottom of this post, it seems that some printer manufacturers (Hewlett Packard and Epson) have come up with canvas products. I’d probably check those out too.

Good luck…

At the time when I did this experiment, I found the print canvas at my local art store. If you’re in the U.S., I think this store is equivalent to Michael’s. But I also found that Amazon carried it. An internet search showed me several results. I bet you’ll be able to find a reputable online outlet selling it. In fact, for what I can tell, you’ll find way more options of the product online.

Good luck with your project!

Is there a process or software that can help me achieve that?

For a Contact transfer, you make a color photocopy of the original image. Then you apply contact paper over it (sticky side of contact facing right side of photocopy). You burnish it very well, and then soak it in warm water for a few minutes. After say 5 minutes, you can start peeling and rubbing the paper off the contact. This step takes a while. You take it as far as you can attempting to remove the “white” without scratching the image. Keep it wet to easy the removal of the paper.

This is where I stopped. I decided that mounting the contact transparency over canvas would look weird. The contact transfer looks plastic, and I thought would look better mounted on a more consistent / solid medium (e.g. wood, foam board, etc).