Giclee Fine Art Prints
Fine Art Prints are very popular with visual artists who sell reproductions of their artwork at art shows or in galleries.
Please note that Fine Art Prints are also commonly known as "Giclee" prints.
At iPrintfromHome.com, we offer two types of Fine Art Prints: Somerset Velvet Giclee Prints and Canvas Giclee Prints.
Somerset Velvet Giclee Prints have the authentic "look and feel" of high quality watercolor paper and are produced with Somerset Velvet paper and Epson Ultrachrome professional archival inks.
Canvas Giclee Prints are produced with Intelicoat Magiclee Torino canvas and Epson Ultrachrome professional archival inks.
Preparing your Digital Files
We strongly encourage you to read "Preparing Your Files: Fine Art Prints" before preparing and uploading your images to order Fine Art Prints. We also encourage you to read "How Fine Art Prints are Produced".
Proofing
Although we do not require a proofing process for Fine Art Prints at iPrintfromHome.com, we strongly encourage customers to place an order for a small Fine Art Print (either 4x6, 5x7 or 8x10) from their digital image prior to ordering a significant quantity of larger prints.
This will allow you to see for yourself how your image is reproduced on Fine Art Paper.
This is the best way to evaluate the quality of our Fine Art Print services and it will help you to see the difference between how certain colors appear on your monitor and how the same colors are reproduced by our Fine Art Print systems.
Please note that there is no set-up fee at iPrintfromHome.com for Fine Art Print orders, nor is there a minimum order requirement.
Free Paper Sampler
If you would like to receive a sample Somerset Velvet Giclee Print, as well as samples of our other print offerings, please click here to request a free Paper Sampler and Calibration Kit.
Please note that the turnaround time for Fine Art Prints is 3 business days (weekdays), and that the daily production cut-off is 6am EST.
Please click here to learn more about our turnaround times.
About the Artwork Above
Painting by Richard Brouillet
www.brouilletart.blogspot.com