imaginationprints.com

Giclée – using Pigment Ink?

YES. People use the word giclée to impress, but it simply means 'sprayed' - i.e. by an inkjet printer. HOWEVER the term giclée usually stands for the finest quality; we use the printer with the richest colours of pigment inks currently available.

Do the prints last - archival quality?

YES. We use inks claimed by the maker at 200 years before fading. We have displayed prints and posters in outdoors sunlight for several years with no change in colour. We use papers certified by lab tests to last at least 86 years before any ageing effects.

Can I afford such high standards?

YES. Using the latest technology paper, canvas and varnish we can provide this archival quality at amazingly low prices. 'Name' papers such as Hahnemühle cost more for no gain. Or we can provide excellent budget quality paper and canvas for lower pricing.

Can I talk to you?

YES. Best thing to do! We price your work based on the actual paper and ink used for your particular print, to ensure the best value. There is so much to discuss about your print that we always find out exactly what you would like and how to provide it. See below for my contact details. See our associated ONLINE Art Gallery imagianationgallery Bath & St Ives Gallery premises now CLOSEDClick to visit!