Q: What is giclee?
A: The term giclee was coined by a group of digital imaging
specialists in California. It is pronounced "zhee-clay" and is a noun
deriving from the French verb gicler, which means "to spray". It
is often incorrectly spelled geclee or glicee.
Giclee is a high quality inkjet print created with professional
grade machines and fine materials. Both inks and papers need to
be rated as archival.
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Q. What is the difference between Open & Limited edition prints?
A. Limited edition prints, signed and dated by the artist are
generally more valuable to art buyers for the obvious reasons of
limited supply. If the demand exceeds the availability of the art
the prices and desirability increases.
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Q: Will the print have a border for matting?
A: Yes, all prints will have a 1" border for matting purposes.
A: The term giclee was coined by a group of digital imaging
specialists in California. It is pronounced "zhee-clay" and is a noun
deriving from the French verb gicler, which means "to spray". It
is often incorrectly spelled geclee or glicee.
Giclee is a high quality inkjet print created with professional
grade machines and fine materials. Both inks and papers need to
be rated as archival.
*
Q. What is the difference between Open & Limited edition prints?
A. Limited edition prints, signed and dated by the artist are
generally more valuable to art buyers for the obvious reasons of
limited supply. If the demand exceeds the availability of the art
the prices and desirability increases.
*
Q: Will the print have a border for matting?
A: Yes, all prints will have a 1" border for matting purposes.