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A client recently brought me a frame to refurbish. The piece was an antique print and, although the frame itself was a bit chipped in places and not of the same vintage, it had some sentimental value for her family so they wanted to keep it. The print inside had come loose and initially she […]
The range of archival papers from manufacturers like Hahnemühle, Canson, Moab, Ilford, Epson and Awagami seems to expand on an almost weekly basis. Most professional printers and creatives will have their preferred stocks but many newcomers to the world of giclée printing can find the array of papers available to them overwhelming. This short guide
The first thing I am invariably asked by new print clients is how to pronounce the word “giclée” and the answer is: something like “zhee-clay.” The next question I am invariably asked is what makes a print a giclée print, and I will attempt to answer that question in this article. To put it simply,
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