FAQ

What are the Giclée Art Prints? 

Giclée is a process favoured by illustrators, painters and photographers for the production of quality colour-perfect prints. It uses acid-free papers and pigment-based archival inks. This ensures that the prints will not degrade, fade or yellow over time and allows a better longevity.

What paper do you use?

I offer my prints on Hahnemühle German Etching heavyweight matt 300 GSM paper, which has a slightly warm base tone and a strong texture that gives an artwork a handmade, crafted feel. It creates a print with deep blacks that feel rich and high in contrast, due to the texture of the paper, enabling it to hold more ink and capture the light.

Which standard print sizes you use? - A Series Paper Sizes Chart

Many of my prints are offered in the following formats: A1, A2, A3 and A5 (as most of the time the original drawing was created in A2 or A3 formats). For drawings created in a more square formats, I offer prints in standard European sizes 400 x 500 mm and 240 x 300 mm. 

For all the sizes mentioned above, you should be able to find a frame easily.

Please contact me if you need a special size, which is currently not offered on my site.