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GICLÉE
For over thirty years, I've watched my
paintings go right from the easel into private and corporate collections.
For that I am most grateful. However, as a not very prolific painter who
believes that art should be mainly about communication, I often longed for
a way to reach a wider audience.
The advent of the Internet and Giclée printing have made it possible to
share my vision with that wider audience.
When I heard about giclée printing, I was
excited to think of the extended life that was suddenly opened up for my
paintings.
But were they permanent? Were they
affordable? These and other questions came quickly to mind as I began
learning about this exciting new medium.
What is a Giclée?
Giclée (zhee-clay) is a French word meaning
"to spray." In other words, it is an inkjet print, much like those that
can now be produced on a desktop printer. But on Steroids. Capable of
printing large format images on watercolor paper, canvas, and other media,
using as many as twelve colors, Giclée printers spray millions of
microscopic droplets of ink, per second, resulting in resolutions higher
than traditional lithography, resulting in crisp contrast and rich,
intense colors. The results can be breathtaking.
First, a digital scan is made, either from a 4" x 5" photographic
transparency, or directly from the original, up to 50" x 50" and
transferred to a computer. Then, using Adobe Photoshop and other
programs, I correct and clean up the image. This is a process that takes
from several hours to days of work and test prints until everything is
just the way I want it. It is then archived on disk, in order to assure
consistency.
When finished and properly
framed under glass, or, in the case of stretched canvases, covered with
a protective coating, the final Giclée is archival and will last for 75
to 150 years under normal conditions.
Giclée Fine Art Prints
have been shown in museums and galleries throughout the world.
The Metropolitan Museum (New York)
The Los Angeles County
Museum
The British Museum
Philadelphia Museum of
Art
San Francisco Museum of
Art
Laguna Art Museum
Los Angeles Museum of
Contemporary Art
Zimmerli Museum of
Art-Rutgers University
The National Museum of
Art
The New York Public
Library
The Corcoran Gallery
(Washington, D.C.)
The Washington Post
Collection
BULLY
This is a Serigraph, or screen print, which I made the old fashioned
way-by hand-with printer John Armstrong in Phoenix back in the '80s. It
is not a photo reproduction screen print. To see the original oil
painting on which it was loosely based, click
here.
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