What is a Giclee Print?
A Giclee print is a high quality print which offers remarkable detail and the richest possible interpretation of my watercolor paintings. The word "Giclee" is a French word. The printers use saturated, water based archival dyes to produce a combination of 512 chromatic changes with more than three million color possibilities. Minute droplets of ink create prints that cannot be duplicated by other printing methods. There is no visible dot screen pattern. Thus, the resulting image has all the subtle tonalities of the original art. The layering of many veils of transparent saturated color in my watercolors were almost impossible to reproduce, but with this new technology, true reproductions of my original watercolors can be achieved. The Giclee prints of the original paintings are printed on archival watercolor paper and are  highest quality reproductions of my paintings are available for only a fraction of the price of the original.

Care:
Care for Giclee prints is the same as for original watercolors. Keep out of direct sun for prolonged periods of time and avoid moisture. For extra protection in a sun-filled room, use UV Protection glass or Plexiglas.