Giclee (pronounced jhee-clay) is one of the finest art reproduction processes available today. Many artists and institutions around the world have recognized the archivally-produced giclee as a fine art, museum-quality reproduction. Our giclee prints are produced using only the finest archival pigment-based inks, rather than dye-based or solvent-based inks, because they are far superior in archival quality and are more favorable environmentally. In addition, giclee-printing technology provides us with many choices of substrate and enables us to print directly on fine art watercolor papers, canvases and other specially coated surfaces. All of our printing surfaces are selected because of their archival content and properties. These archival prints are museum quality and expected to last 100 years or more. Giclees are able to be produced "on demand" with short turn-around times and in small quantities. Consult with a customer service representative to determine the best printing surface for your work.