We specialize in Giclee prints. This artwork has been reproduced from the original using modern fine art printing and archival methods, equipment and material to produce what is commonly known as a Giclee print. Giclee prints are produced on large-format inkjet printers utilizing up to 12 different pigmented inks to produce a large color gamut. Giclee prints can be printed on a wide variety of substrates including fine art paper, photo paper, watercolor paper, cotton canvas and are designed to last 100-200 years.
Giclee Prints vs Lithographs
Giclee is a high quality image made on accurate inkjet printers, while a Lithograph is a print made using the process where an artist creates an image from a stone plate. Giclee is considered more valuable due to the high-quality resolution inkjet printers used to make the art. They are more durable as compared to lithographs. A Giclee can last for two centuries without any visible sign of fading. Giclee printing holds the color for a more extended period than other prints. These prints can last up to more than 200 hundred years without any traceable sign of fading. Giclee is a suitable form of printing for museum portraits that are designed to last for a long period.