The Giclée process begins by scanning the original artwork or 4 x 5 color transparencies or original art into a computer.
Once in the computer, all aspects of the image can be manipulated to achieve the truest result.
The computer then uses a four-color, digitized process in which four million droplets of ink are sprayed per second, to varying thicknesses called "stochastic screening". These minuscule, random dots create higher image detail and allow greater ink densities to improve tonal range and contrast .
There are several advantages to the newer technology in printing :
1., Superior color and reproductive quality, and museum quality permanence.
2.They are created one at a time. Which makes it possible for an artist to publish smaller editions.
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The ability to size an image to fit a person's financial and "wall space" requirements.
FOLLOWING PRICES ARE FOR STANDARD CANVAS REPRODUCTIONS. IF YOU WANT ENHANCING (PREPARING THE SURFACE TO LOOK LIKE THE PAINT STROKES OF AN ORIGINAL PAINTING) WHICH INCLUDES
STRETCHED, READY FOR FRAMING, THEY MUST BE SPECIAL ORDERED. WRITE OR CALL FOR PRICING
SEVERAL IMAGES ARE ALREADY SIZED AND PRICED FOR ENHANCEMENT PRINTS.
(as of May 2008. Price subject to change without notice.)
PRICES FOR CANVAS GICLEES IN EDITIONS OF 150
16x20 : 700.00..........16x24 : 750.00
18x24 : 780.00..........18x30 : 875.00
18x36 : 975.00..........20x20 : 700.00
20x24 : 825.00..........20x30 : 975.00
20x40 : 1150.00.......22x28 : 975.00
24x24 : 900.00..........24x30 : 1050.00
24x36 : 1200.00........30x30 : 1200.00
30x40 : 1575.00........36x36 : 1650.00
36x48 :1750.00.........40x40 : 1700.00
OPEN EDITION PRINTS
Any image on this website can be ordered as a small, unnumbered, signed print,
for only $55, plus s/h $10 U.S.A. Sizes are proportional to the original, and range up to 11" on the minimum measurement, or 14 on the longest length.
(Example: an 8x10 or 16x20 or 22x28 original, would be approximately 11x14. However, on long narrow images, the maximum size would not exceed 16 inches in the longest length.)
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