The resulting print has no coarse dot pattern, just richly saturated colors with every detail of the original image.

The result of this process is an image as close to the original as possible. Large format professional inkjet printers spray billions of microscopic droplets of ink per second capable of producing a single droplet as small as 4 picoliters to create a beautiful, almost continuous tone reproduction.

Our Giclée Prints are simply the closest duplication of an original artwork that is humanly, mechanically, or technically achievable.

Using the latest eleven-color inkjet technology, the prints have crisp contrast and rich, intense colors with extremely fine resolution that has no perceptible dot pattern. With over 20 years of experience in color reproduction techniques, our images carry all the magic of the original with the highest degree of color accuracy, exceptional clarity, fine detail and sharpness. Sometimes referred to as an “Iris Print” (after the original machine that produced the print), it became a ground-breaking technological advancement of Fine Art Printing with a resolution higher than the traditional 4-color offset or lithography printing, and a wider color range than a serigraph. The digital method of printing was developed in 1989. Giclée (jee-clay) is a French word meaning “to spray or to squirt ink” originating in the 17th century. Giclée prints offer exceptional quality, longevity, and flexibility of printing-on-demand.

This type of art reproduction is widely embraced for its quality by major museums, galleries, publishers, artists, and photographers. Giclée prints are large format reproductions made from original art or photographs printed on a variety of media – watercolor paper, canvas, photographic paper, and other material.

Giclee print on demand