Art by Caroline

Giclee inks are applied in microscopic droplets, which offers not only accuracy but higher resolution, more vivid color, and better resistance to fading and aging. Giclee prints are typically made using higher quality materials than their inkjet counterparts. In fact, most professionals do not consider giclee prints to be true giclee unless they are made using archival quality paper and inks. The equipment and materials necessary to make giclee prints have more limited availability than those required for inkjet printing and require more expertise to operate and maintain. The combination of materials and expertise is a major reason for the higher quality of giclee prints over inkjet prints. Those who are qualified to operate giclee printing presses have a great deal of training and experience for this higher end equipment, and are assisted by state of the art color management systems and quality checks.

Your Limited Edition print will have used Paper: Elegance Velvet, 100% Cotton Rag, 310gsm Fine Art Paper, Acid and Lignin free, Archival Certified Inks: HP Vivero Archival Pigment Inks There are only 150 prints made of the paintings.

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