FAQs

Answers to some of our most frequently asked questions:

Giclee Prints

What is the difference between your three print tiers?

We offer three distinct tiers to fit your space, style, and collecting goals:
* Studio Prints are sleek, smooth, and modern—designed as high-quality, accessible open editions.
* Premium Giclée Prints focus on texture and painterly depth, utilizing heavy watercolor-style papers that look identical to an original canvas.
* Limited Edition Prints are investment-grade heirloom pieces printed on legendary cotton paper, individually signed and numbered.

How are the papers different?

* Studio: Thick 230 gsm acid-free archival smooth paper with a bright white, velvety finish.


* Premium: Professional-grade textured art paper (like Somerset Velvet or Epson Cold Press) with a rich physical grain.


* Limited Edition: Ultra-luxurious, 100% cotton-fiber Hahnemühle Photo Rag—highly prized by galleries worldwide for its elite weight and life-long durability.

Which tier is shipped from your studio?

Our Studio and Premium open-edition prints are produced and fulfilled using professional print-on-demand partners to eliminate waste and ship directly to your door. Our Limited Edition prints are received at our studio first, meticulously hand-inspected, signed, dated, and certified before being carefully packed and mailed directly by the artist.

What is a Giclee Fine Art Print?

Huh??!! What’s that?

(Pronounced Zheee-clay) 

Giclee prints are created on acid-free fine art paper using wide-format inkjet printers and pigment-based inks instead of dye-based inks. 

This allows for enhanced detail and resolution, greater color accuracy, and adds archival value to the piece. 

Behind glass, this print should last 100 years in home display. And potentially up to 300 years in dark storage!

(But please do show off and share your new piece!)