Giclee Prints

Giclée fine art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. Printing on paper and canvas is the time-tested and traditional way of displaying artwork.

Provide an email if you need to upload images and we will send a link. If we already have the image on file be sure to use the correct Image Title above.

Please enter an image title so we can keep track of the different images. Select your paper type and enter the width and length of the print you need. The maximum printing width is 44 inches. It is best to use the shorter side of your image as the width. 

Provide any notes for this image if needed and either a cloud link, email or upload your image. If your digital image is already at the studio you can skip this part.

All papers listed are high-quality fine art archival printing papers except poster paper. 

• Canvas - a traditional canvas look and feel. All canvas prints are sprayed with a gloss print varnish.
• Matte - a very nice paper with minimum texture and matte surface. 
• Satin/Luster - images are highly detailed in a satin/luster photo finish.
• Gloss - images are highly detailed and saturated in a high-gloss finish.
• Metallic - images are highly detailed in a semi-gloss metallic finish.
• Velvet - a heavier-weight paper, velvet texture, and matte finish. This paper is very similar to charcoal drawing papers.
• Cold Press - images are highly detailed in a watercolor textured mat finish. A print of a watercolor painting looks very close to the original on this type of paper.
• Poster - a standard bond printing paper used for inexpensive prints. This paper is matte and the prints are not as vibrant as they are when printed on fine art papers.

Deckled edges are ragged or torn edges on the paper. Usually, a paper print has straight cut edges and then would be mounted behind a mat board and framed. Adding a deckled edge to the print gives it a unique look. Deckled-edged prints are typically dry mounted to foam board and framed giving the appearance the print is floating. We offer different styles of the torn edge.

See the sample images.

• Deckle 1- a smoother and less ragged effect. 
• Deckle 2 - a strong torn effect but less than option 4. 
• Deckle 3 - more classic effect.
• Deckle 4 - a more aggressive torn effect.

• No Mounting - Paper prints include about 1" white paper border. Which helps when mounting or framing the print. Canvas prints include about 2" of white canvas border to help with stretching.
• Canvas and Paper minimum size is 4" x 6"
• Canvas maximum size is 40" x 96"
• Paper maximum size is 42" x 96"
• Standard Wrap - Canvas prints only are stretched over 5/8" wood stretcher bars. The edges are white unless Edge Printing was selected. If so then the image is mirrored onto the edges.
• Canvas minimum size is 8" x 10"
• Canvas maximum size is 39" x 96"
• Gallery Wrap - Canvas prints only are stretched over 1 3/8" wood stretcher bars. Gallery wrap prints include mirrored edges. 
• Canvas minimum size is 8" x 10"
• Canvas maximum size is 38" x 96"
• Gallery Wrap Deep - Canvas prints only are stretched over 2 1/4" wood stretcher bars. Gallery wrap prints include mirrored edges. 
• Canvas minimum size is 11" x 14"
• Canvas maximum size is 36" x 96"
• Foam Board - Either paper or canvas prints are permanently dry-mounted to black foam core board. No border is included and the print is trimmed to the size of the board.
• Canvas and Paper minimum size is 4" x 6"
• Canvas and Paper maximum size is 32" x 40"
• Gator Board - Either paper or canvas prints are permanently dry-mounted to black gator foam core board. Gator boards are rigid and will not warp. No border is included and the print is trimmed to the size of the board.
• Canvas and Paper minimum size is 4" x 6"
• Canvas and Paper maximum size is 32" x 40"

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