All prints are archival quality “giclee” prints made with care on a professional printing machine. Great care is taken with the printing process to preserve the most accurate in colour reproduction from the original painting. Canvas prints are water-resistant, non-yellowing, non-curling, and will not crack when stretched.

Premium Canvas Prints - The image is printed onto quality cotton canvas, protected with a final coating and is ready to be framed. These prints are shipped rolled, to be stretched by your framer of choice.

Premium Canvas Stretched - The image is printed onto quality cotton canvas, protected with a final coating and pre-stretched onto canvas stretcher bars, ready to drop into your choice of frame. (The purchase price includes an additional cost for the stretching service and the shipping will be higher than shipping a rolled print.)

Premium Canvas Gallery Framed - The image is printed onto quality cotton canvas, protected with a final coating and stretched onto gallery canvas stretcher bars. The image is wrapped around the frame and the print is ready to hang. (The purchase price includes an additional cost for the stretching service and the shipping will be higher than shipping a rolled print.)

Paper Prints - The image is printed onto quality heavyweight watercolor paper, suitable for framing under glass with matting. These prints are shipped rolled.

What is a Giclee Print? Giclee (pronounced zhee-CLAY) reproductions have gained wide acceptance in the fine art market. Giclee is a high level of printmaking technology which provides individually produced, high-resolution, high-fidelity reproductions done on a special large format printer. Digital images are captured with extremely high resolution scans. They are printed with archival inks onto various high quality substrates such as canvas, fine art watercolour papers, and photo-base papers. The colour range, colour accuracy, and detail are far greater than that of traditional printing methods. The pigment inks should last over 50 years under continuous lighting conditions.