Giclée (pronounced Zhee-Clay) is the french word for ´a spurt or spray´. Here it is used to describe a digital print produced on an Iris printer. Producing a high resolution continuous tone visually perceived as 1850 DPI, very little detail is lost in the printing.

Paper or canvas is attached to a drum that spins at 150 inches per second with four heads spraying ink onto the surface at more than four million drops per second. This process takes up to one hour to complete each print as opposed to the standard process of lithography where hundreds are finished in a fraction of the time.

Only premium artist paper and canvasses are used along with pigments that have been tested for the highest longevity available today.



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