Archival pigment prints on fine art paper, for photographers and artists.
Giclee goes by several names: pigment print, fine art print, archival inkjet print. What matters is the ink and the paper. A true giclee uses an archival pigment ink set on archival paper, and not every inkjet print qualifies.
Printing a painting or drawing? Our artwork scanning photographs the original, proofs it on paper, and prints it as a giclee.
An archival pigment inkjet print on fine art paper. It's also called a pigment print or fine art print.
The Epson SureColor P20000 with archival pigment inks, printing up to 60 inches wide depending on paper.
For a photographic look, a photo paper like Canson Platine or Hahnemuhle Baryta. For artwork or a softer look, a matte paper like Photo Rag or Entrada. If you're unsure, start with Epson Luster or Enhanced Matte.
Additives that make paper look whiter but can fade over time. Canson Platine, Moab Entrada Natural, and Canson Aquarelle have none.
Yes, on any paper, using Epson's Advanced Black and White driver and four shades of black.
Usually same day or next day.
Yes, to Dibond or acid free foam core.
Yes, see our artwork scanning service.
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