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Artist on the Colorado Plateau |
| Giclée | Giclée
(zhee-clay),
derived from the French word for “spray,” is a printing
technique for fine art. The
giclée print process
maintains color accuracy better than any other means of reproduction. To make a giclée print, the painting is
converted into a computerized image using either a digital camera, or
scanner. The resulting digital image is
then fine-tuned using
Adobe
Photoshop with a calibrated computer screen and printer.
Archival quality inks are laid down in a very
fine spray onto 100% cotton, acid-free paper. Paper stock is selected
based on predominant colors in the original artwork. One of the
following papers is used, -- Arches 140 lb cold-pressed watercolor paper -- Somerset Velvet 210grams/meter, -- Hahneműhle paper with HP Vivera pigment ink or - - coated canvas by special order. Each print is then reviewed and hand-embellished by the artist. As with all fine art, practice common sense when exhibiting and displaying Giclée prints. Excessive levels of illumination or direct sunlight, heat, or moisture can cause fading. Unframed giclée prints, backed on foamcore, range in price from $75 to $500. Shipping costs are $15- $35 based on print size. All copyrights are retained by the artist and this work may not be duplicated in any form without written permission of the artist. |
| Posters | These
prints use off-set Lithographic
printing to
reproduce the original. This method of printing delivers a high quality
product at an affordable price, from $20-$90. |
| Woodcut Blockprints | Serena studied under a Japanese woodcut blockprint master where she learned to transfer the elements of her images onto wood. She carves the wood, and prints from that carving, creating a woodcut blockprint. The number of woodblocks carved equals the number of colors in the print. The prints range in price from $75-$100. |
Mail:
PO Box 579
Moab, Utah 84532
Phone:
(435) 259-7630
Fax:
(435) 259-8284
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