What’s a Giclee Print?

Oct 1

A giclée print is a museum-quality inkjet print created with pigment-based inks rather than dye-based inks. This process produces richer, more vibrant tones and gives the artwork exceptional longevity—lasting over 200 years when stored in ideal conditions. Another advantage of pigment inks is their versatility, allowing printing on canvas as well as on fine art, cotton-based papers such as Arches.

These are the prints I create in my studio. I love the depth and richness of the tones, and how fine art cotton papers add an extra dimension to the work. With no glossy or reflective surfaces, the viewer experiences the pure image paired with the subtle, tactile texture of the paper.