Giclee (jee-clay) n.-

1. a selected piece of art transformed into a nearly indiscernible, high quality reproduction        

2. an avenue by which art lovers can build private, decorative collections

When purchasing a reproduction for collectable purposes, it is important to know that the reproduction accurately represents the original creation.   Additionally, the added confidence in the quality and availability of the piece adds value to the purchaser.

 Using advanced digital technology, we are able to create beautiful limited editions.  Our staff utilizes a wide variety of expertise, including talents in color design, mathematics and art.   We consider it an honor to be working toward the benefit of artist and collector alike in producing  fine art reproductions.

The process of printing fine art prints extends well beyond the function of the printer itself.  Creating the edition requires the utmost care and attention to detail.  CRAIG BEMAN ARTWORK customizes the color settings for each image so that the print is truly what the artist has in mind.  The French term “Giclée,” means spraying of ink, is often used to describe these prints.  Precision nozzles spray up to a million microscopic droplets of ink per second on the fine art archival paper or canvas.  Each piece of paper or canvas is individually hand-mounted.  Displaying a full-color spectrum the prints are lush and velvet like, capturing the subtle nuances of the artwork.

Large format printing is available using state-of-the-art Epson technology.  This eight-color variable droplet process provides a large print capacity with exceptional print detail.   UV stable pigmented or dye-based inks with fine art paper or Instant Dry Satin canvas are used.

Multi-density pigment and dye based inks are used to achieve extraordinary print quality.  This is an exciting era for this technology, which exemplifies a blending of science and the arts.