Giclée Prints for Artists & Photographers

Artists and photographers can maximize their exposure by offering limited edition prints on various acid free papers and canvases. Limited edition giclée series are affordable because you can print as few or as many pieces as needed and order more only when they have sold.

We produce professional giclée prints and fine art reproductions for artists and photographers. Giclée prints on canvas, watercolor or satin paper are unparalleled in beauty, and brilliance of pigment.

Customers may provide us with photos, original artwork or electronic files. Overall and local color correction is applied as needed. We will make a proof on their paper of choice. Once approved by the customer, we print the requested file to its finished size and coat it with UV and water protection.

Printmaking Process

Giclée (pronounced zhee-CLAY) printing is a relatively new process of printmaking. Unlike printing press prints, giclée prints are printed one at a time on special large-formet inkjet printers.  The image is produced by a print head spraying up to a million microscopic ink droplets per second, per color.  The result is a virtually continuous-tone image with a richness and saturation of color previously unavailable.

Revenue, Cost, and Quality

Additional revenue for the artist when marketing giclee in addition to the original. Setup is less costly for giclée than for producing offset for litho printing. Quality is better - both in resolution and color range - (wider color gamut than traditional presses). Wider variety of papers such as canvas and watercolor.

Three Step Instructions

Step One - Create a digital image of the original artwork with an resolution of at least 300 ppi (pixel per inch) at the size you want the image printed. Adobe Photoshop is recommended when creating and processing images.

Step Two - Save the image(s) on a CD and send this to Juno Arts Center Inc. at 541 Cassingham Road, Fairless Hills, PA, 19030.

Step Three - Once the 8 x 10 inch proof(s) is provided to you, and you are pleased with the results, a 50% payment is required. Upon completion of the job, and you have made a final inspection of the work, the remaining amount is due.