GICLEE (ZHEE-CLAY) PRINTS: Used on all our Giclee on Paper and Giclee on Canvas works, this process is unmatched in its exquisite color and details, and has quickly become a new print standard for museums, galleries, publishers, and artists. First captured digitally, and then refined by the artist and master printer through a series of proofs to ensure the color and clarity, the Giclee process is the closest possible reproduction of an original artwork afforded by technology. Giclee works use a specialized ink spray process (Giclee is French for "to spray") and we use archival pigmented inks to insure the longevity of over 125 years.

Giclee prints appear in the most prestigious museum collections in the world, including The Metropolitan Museum (New York), Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, The Los Angeles County Museum, The British Museum, National Museum of Art, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and countless others.

In the end, these reproductions are of such quality that the prints resemble original artwork with each giclee print being hand-embellished and signed and numbered by the artist. No two are ever exactly alike.

PRINTS ON PAPER: Printed on Provence Rag fine art paper, a beautiful, softly textured fine art watercolor paper made in the United States. It is 100%cotton fiber and mould-made, and is acid free and linen free. This heavy weight paper is 310 gsm (grams per square meter) and is specifically engineered for fine art Giclee printmaking. The combination of this paper and the eight color archival pigmented inkset that is used to produce our prints, creates a stunning image that holds faithful to the color, density, and integrity of the original artwork.