what is giclee Q: What is Giclee?A: Giclee (pronounced Zhee-kla) from the origin to squirt or spray ink. - The process of reproducing works of art by spraying archival inks on paper or canvas.
- The closest duplication of an original artwork that is humanly, mechanically and technically possible.
Giclee is a French slang word for spraying or squirting ink that was established in the 1990’s to describe fine art prints reproduced with large format inkjet printers. Giclee prints have become increasingly popular as the technology and materials improve. Today, Giclee is the world’s best technique for reproducing original works of art. Producing a higher resolution than lithography (Lithographs) and a wider colour range than a screen print (Serigraph). Giclee process captures the colour, the depth and texture of original works of art by combining high-end/high resolution scanning and high-tech, large format printers with archival inks and the highest quality artist canvas or paper | 
