About Giclée Prints
Fine Art Giclée Printing is a process that uses pigment inks and archival quality acid-free papers to make prints of the highest quality with deep and vibrant colours. When printed on heavy, 100% cotton paper, they are hard to distinguish from the original artwork. They are highly resistant to fading and can last for upwards of 100 years without noticeable degradation.
My Giclée Prints
- Printer: Canon ImagePROGRAF Pro
- Paper: 308gsm Hahnemühle FineArt 100% cotton rag paper
- Inks: 10 x Canon LUCIA PRO inks
- Printed on demand
- Each limited edition print is numbered and signed, and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Unmounted: Prints can be purchased unmounted for you to mount and frame to your preference.
Mounted: Mounted prints use acid-free, conservation grade white mountboard. The print is T-hinged to the mountboard using Japanese Mulberry paper with an acid free, water activated adhesive that can easily be unmounted using just water. It is a conservation grade mounting method that protects the print.
Framed: Framed prints can be supplied in white, FSC approved, solid wooden frames that are ready to hang. A choice of standard glass or UV blocking, anti-reflective AR70 ArtGlass glass is available. Should you require a natural wood frame or any other customisation, please contact me.
Please contact me with for further details or to discuss options.