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Nearly every­body loves fine art, and chances are you too would want to have a spec­i­men dis­played in your home. After all, who wouldn’t want a da Vinci, a Rem­brandt, a Monet, a Renoir, a Goya, a Con­sta­ble, a Van Gogh, a Cezanne, a Matisse, a Picasso, or a Dali to adorn their walls?

High art has been there since the dawn of civ­i­liza­tion, but since the Renais­sance i.e. the four­teenth cen­tury onwards, there is a del­uge of sculp­tures, murals, gouache, water­color, and oil paint­ings to choose from. In the clos­ing decades of the last cen­tury, dig­i­tal art too has made its way into the ranks of fine art. (more…)

Photos on Canvas

Every­one loves photographs

It is dif­fi­cult to find a home where there isn’t a sin­gle pho­to­graph on dis­play. It can be snaps of a fam­ily mem­ber; a beau­ti­ful land­scape; some land­mark you vis­ited with your fam­ily on a vaca­tion; or pho­tos of your friends and dear ones. It can be the pho­to­graph of a spe­cial occa­sion, a much-loved pet or even an old fam­ily photograph.

Peo­ple use pho­tographs to adorn not only their homes, but also as items of office décor. Pur­poses vary from the dec­o­ra­tive to adver­tis­ing to the inspi­ra­tional, to go with the ambi­ence of the workplace.

Like a painting

Can­vasCan­vas is an extremely heavy-duty plain-woven fab­ric used for paint­ing sur­face, typ­i­cally stretched. More infor­ma­tion about can­vas you can find at www.Gicleestore.com on the other hand, has been asso­ci­ated with paint­ing for cen­turies on end. Just say “can­vasCan­vas is an extremely heavy-duty plain-woven fab­ric used for paint­ing sur­face, typ­i­cally stretched. More infor­ma­tion about can­vas you can find at www.Gicleestore.com” and the first things that come to mind are gor­geous oil paint­ings hang­ing from the walls in art gal­leries and muse­ums the world over.

Now just think: what if you could trans­fer your pho­tographs to can­vasCan­vas is an extremely heavy-duty plain-woven fab­ric used for paint­ing sur­face, typ­i­cally stretched. More infor­ma­tion about can­vas you can find at www.Gicleestore.com and dis­play them on the walls of your home? Wouldn’t that be a great idea? The check­ered tex­ture of the can­vasCan­vas is an extremely heavy-duty plain-woven fab­ric used for paint­ing sur­face, typ­i­cally stretched. More infor­ma­tion about can­vas you can find at www.Gicleestore.com would give the pho­tographs an artis­tic edge aes­thet­i­cally far supe­rior to a poster or a print on pho­to­graphic paper, wouldn’t it?

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What is Giclée?

If you walk into an art gallery or go through their cat­a­logue, chances are you would find a sec­tion reserved for repro­duced art­work. It would come under the strange sound­ing name, gicléeGiclée is a type of dig­i­tal fine-art inkjet print, usu­ally repro­duc­tions of art­work orig­i­nally cre­ated in tra­di­tional media (paint­ings, draw­ing, and so on). You can order Fine Art Giclée Repro­duc­tion or Cus­tom Giclée with your own photo on can­vasCan­vas is an extremely heavy-duty plain-woven fab­ric used for paint­ing sur­face, typ­i­cally stretched. More infor­ma­tion about can­vas you can find at www.Gicleestore.com at www.gicleestore.com (pro­nounced zhee-clay). What exactly is gicléeGiclée is a type of dig­i­tal fine-art inkjet print, usu­ally repro­duc­tions of art­work orig­i­nally cre­ated in tra­di­tional media (paint­ings, draw­ing, and so on). You can order Fine Art Giclée Repro­duc­tion or Cus­tom Giclée with your own photo on can­vasCan­vas is an extremely heavy-duty plain-woven fab­ric used for paint­ing sur­face, typ­i­cally stretched. More infor­ma­tion about can­vas you can find at www.Gicleestore.com at www.gicleestore.com, you might wonder.

GicléeGiclée is a type of dig­i­tal fine-art inkjet print, usu­ally repro­duc­tions of art­work orig­i­nally cre­ated in tra­di­tional media (paint­ings, draw­ing, and so on). You can order Fine Art Giclée Repro­duc­tion or Cus­tom Giclée with your own photo on can­vasCan­vas is an extremely heavy-duty plain-woven fab­ric used for paint­ing sur­face, typ­i­cally stretched. More infor­ma­tion about can­vas you can find at www.Gicleestore.com at www.gicleestore.com is a type of dig­i­tal fine-art inkjetInkjet printer is a type of com­puter printer that repro­duces a dig­i­tal image by pro­pelling variably-sized droplets of liq­uid ink onto a page. More infor­ma­tion about inkjet print­ing you can find at www.Gicleestore.com print, usu­ally repro­duc­tions of art­work orig­i­nally cre­ated in tra­di­tional media (paint­ings, draw­ing, and so on). Before the era of high qual­ity dig­i­tal print­ing, fine art prints were usu­ally pro­duced by con­ven­tional four-color off­set lith­o­g­ra­phy. Since the 1990s, that role has been taken over by gicléeGiclée is a type of dig­i­tal fine-art inkjet print, usu­ally repro­duc­tions of art­work orig­i­nally cre­ated in tra­di­tional media (paint­ings, draw­ing, and so on). You can order Fine Art Giclée Repro­duc­tion or Cus­tom Giclée with your own photo on can­vasCan­vas is an extremely heavy-duty plain-woven fab­ric used for paint­ing sur­face, typ­i­cally stretched. More infor­ma­tion about can­vas you can find at www.Gicleestore.com at www.gicleestore.com printing.

His­tory:

In the late 1980’s, the dig­i­tal print­ing pio­neers were look­ing for a new iden­tity for the beau­ti­ful prints they had worked so hard to achieve.  They wanted a dis­tinc­tion between their artis­tic work and the com­mer­cial pre-press proofs churned out by IRIS printers.

Ini­tially, IRIS prints were not quite top­notch. Their color fast­ness was doubt­ful, and the prints tended to fade within a few years.  It was also not pos­si­ble to achieve a com­pletely smooth tran­si­tion of color gra­di­ents, so impor­tant for repro­duc­ing art­work. After all, they were used mainly to match col­ors before the mass scale print run. (more…)