Image Resolutions

The look you need for the results you want.

Collector Quality Fine Art Reproductions
Only the best is good enough

Giclée — pronounced “zhee-clay” — french for “that which is sprayed,” is the term commonly used for the world’s most advanced digital fine art printmaking process. Our giclée prints represent the highest quality archival reproduction possible of the original artwork. Image Resolutions fine art prints are truly collector quality. Giclée prints have many advantages over offset lithographs. Giclées are printed on beautiful fine art papers or canvas and the result is a print befitting the definition of fine art in every way. By using high quality non-fading inks and acid-free papers, our prints have a life expectancy in excess of 100 years.
Gicleé printing is the process of creating a digital image from a fine art original.

HOW DO WE DO IT?

Here is the process.

We print using the finest equipment, inks and media available. We can produce reproductions of your original art on a variety of fine art papers and canvases. Whether your original is oil, watercolor, pastel, mixed media, acrylic or others media, we can reproduce your original with stunning accuracy. After we perform a digital capture, we will provide you with up to three proofs to check for color fidelity and cropping. After your approval, we will then maintain your file for printing your editions. Editions can be either printed immediately or on an as needed basis with the knowledge that the first, last and all prints in between will match perfectly. We have a variety of acid free cold press and hot press watercolor papers, 100% rag photo papers and archival canvases to choose from.

Aldus Collins, Peace 30x40

Our image capture system, the same as used by the National Archives, Harvard University and many other fine museums worldwide, produces the highest quality image. We never place anything on the surface of your art and certainly never run it through a system with rollers.

John White, Reflections 20x22

Richard Loud, Top Sail Schooner, Martha’s Vineyard

CANVAS PRINTS
Up to 60 x 60 inches
Our canvas prints are finished with an archival coating to protect the surface and to block ultra violet radiation. Prints can be stretched on three different thickness stretcher bar, or mounted to archival media.
Stretched canvases are available in a traditional finish or as a gallery wrap. Gallery wrapped canvases are ready for hanging.

Gallery Wrap Canvas

How many should you print?

We are often asked if it is more economical to print a complete edition at one time. The answer is yes, there can be cost savings when you print a hundred prints at one time versus printing a hundred prints one at a time. If you have an ongoing business and are shipping prints daily or weekly, it makes both logistical and financial sense to print a large quantity at one time. If on the other hand you are testing the waters of selling giclée prints, we suggest you purchase one or a few and then come back for additional prints on an as needed basis.