Giclee comes from the French, meaning “to spray.” It is an advanced printing process which uses modern continuous tone inkjet printing technology. The original painting is first rendered into digital form by scanning a high quality photographic transparency of the original on a high resolution scanner. Once the image is in digital form, it is up to the artist and the master printer to work together in creating a print that most resembles the original. The media that I have chosen to print on is a top quality watercolor paper. The Giclee process is slow and meticulous work which requires specialized equipment and techniques. The resulting print looks and feels like an original work of art. It is the closest possible production to the original that you can get. Giclee prints also have much greater longevity than traditional lithographic prints. The combination of superior quality, techniques, high longevity, and relative affordability have allowed the Giclee print to take on the art world by storm. If you purchase one of my Giclee prints you can be assured that you will own the highest quality reproduction available.