Want to make a million a year as a painter? Do

Giclee Prints. Do you two know what this is?

The Giclee technique is not a screen print, as no silk screens are involved.

The prints therefore have a higher resolution then Lithographs. It is a

sophisticated, fine art production, utilizing the _digital printer's_

highest resolution. The dynamic color range is similar to a serigraph.

In the Giclee process, a fine stream of ink, with more then 4 million

droplets per second, is sprayed into actual canvas. The results is

similar to, but much finer than an Air Brush technique. Each canvas is

carefully hand mounted on a drum that rotates during the printing

process. Exact calculations of hue, value and density direct the

four-inked nozzles. The method created a combination of 512 chromatic

changes resulting in over three million possible colors of highly

saturated, nontoxic water-based inks. The process offers a protective

coating to ensure quality standards for the discriminating art

collector.

Got this from http://www.exhibitbuilder.net

Artists use them to create big prints, 4 x 5 feet even. How can a

digital printer do this? Must be some factory sized printer.

YUROZ a modern artist, does a lot of GICLEES. He is a modern

Picasso, as he is a one man factory and makes a great deal of $$

MANY GALLERIES represent his work.

JIM WARREN, THOMAS KINKADE use GICLEEs. It keeps

Costs down. PROFITS HIGH.

In other words, they crank ‘em out like weenies. But hang one

On your wall, it’s no weenie. It’s beauty.