Giclée Art Prints (Fine Art Printing)

Available on 3 types of high-quality, acid-free cotton papers as well as stretched and rolled canvas. Custom papers available on request.

For A Smooth Finish:  EPSON Hot Press Bright White is an acid-free, 100% cotton rag inkjet paper with a bright smooth finish. This 17 mil, 330gsm paper has an extremely-high color gamut and black density, prefect for artists and photographers looking for a smooth fine art finish. This is a replacement for our Smooth Touch Cotton Rag.

For A Textured Toothy Finish:  EPSON Cold Press Bright White is an acid free, 100% cotton rag paper with a bright white, textured surface. This 21 mil, 340gsm paper has an extremely-high color gamut and black density perfect for artists and photographers looking for a bright white, textured surface.  This is a replacement for our Albrect Durer / German Etching / & Velvet Rag.  The tooth is almost idental to the German Etching paper we used to use. 

For A Silky Velvet Finish:  Somerset® has always been the first paper choice among serious artists and printmakers since the 1700s and the days of handmade paper.  Somerset Velvet  is a 100% cotton, acid-free paper with a silky finish that feel like a vevet painting. Somerset delivers long-lasting prints and is great for photography and digital illustrations.
***ON BACK ORDER TIL JAN 2021***

If you select Trim To Art your file will be trimmed the the size you selected or specified in the custom trim size. Orders that are trimmed to art should include a .06 bleed on all 4 sides of the print ready file.

If you need us to add a white border select "Add Border".  Please keep in mind that the final trim size includes the border so your file will be downsized as necessary so the white border can be added. 

For example, if you order 12x18 prints and select 0.5" white border, your file will be sized down to 11x17 and then a 0.5" border will be added on all 4 sides, thus your final print size will be 12x18.

If you are sending a scan / digital file adding a cell phone referrence photo can help us get the colors closer to the original painting.