Digital Archival Pigment Prints (Giclée)
Giclée combines the beauty and brilliance of this printing technology with the use
of pigments and the variety in paper types
With the advent of digital photography and the slow demise of mechanical lithography,
digital inkjet high-end printing is expanding exponentially. Giclée means spraying
or squirting in French.
The use of archival pigmented inks
The use of archival fine art papers (i.e. canvas, watercolor)
An inkjet printer with professional grade nozzles
Individual color profiling for each paper
Giclée combines the beauty and brilliance of this printing technology with the use
of pigments and the variety in paper types from canvas to watercolor or satin papers.
While photographic prints are somewhat dull and limited in paper choices, a giclée
print on canvas, watercolor or other substrates will make photos and paintings jump
out with deep blacks, saturation and gradations hard to achieve with other media.
Contact us for sizes and pricing.