What is Giclée Printing?

Giclée printing is a high-quality digital printing technique designed specifically for fine art reproductions. It offers exceptional detail, color accuracy, and longevity, making it a preferred choice for artists, photographers, and collectors.


The Giclée Printing Process

1. Digital File Preparation
A high-resolution digital scan or photograph of the original artwork is created to ensure every fine detail is captured.

2. Color Management
Specialized color profiling software is used to match the original artwork's hues as accurately as possible. This ensures the final print remains true to the artist’s vision.

3. Printer Setup
Giclée printing requires professional-grade inkjet printers equipped with 8 or more ink cartridges. This allows for a wider color gamut, producing richer, more vibrant prints.

4. Printing on Archival Materials
Using pigment-based inks, the printer applies fine droplets onto museum-quality paper or canvas, ensuring the artwork’s durability and resistance to fading.

5. Finishing Touches
Once printed, the artwork may be coated, mounted, or framed to enhance its longevity and presentation.


Why Choose Giclée Prints?

Giclée prints are valued for their:

  • Exceptional color accuracy
  • Museum-quality archival materials
  • Fade-resistant pigment inks
  • Superior resolution and fine detail


Our Commitment to Giclée Printing

At D&B Graphics, Boulos Isaac Fine Art Lab & Studio, we have been following the Giclée printing process since 1997. Our state-of-the-art Canon ImagePROGRAF PRO-4000 & PRO-4600 printers, along with archival-quality materials, ensure that every print meets the highest industry standards.

Looking for high-quality fine art reproductions? Experience the Giclée difference with us!