Galleries

FINE ART PRINT GALLERIES

My images are available as Fine Art Giclée Prints - supplied on 'Archival Paper' in sizes from A4 to A2. (some to A1)
A4 - 297 x 210 mm - 11.7 x 8.3 in
A3 - 420 x 297 mm - 16.5 x 11.7 in
A2 - 594 x 420 mm - 23.4 x 16.5 in
A1 - 841 x 594 mm - 33.1 x 23.4 in

All of my images are professionally printed using a professional Epson Giclée' print system, using only Epson pigment inks on 'Cotton Etching Paper' - 305 gsm
The process is designed to be fade-free for 75+ years.

Delivery
Prints are carefully protected with tissue paper, then hand rolled and mailed out in triangular postal tubes, to ensure their safe delivery.
Free local delivery or collection is also available from my studio workshop (see map in listing for details)

Digital Downloads
Digital downloads are available immediately, straight to your desktop.
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Print Medium

C-Type or Giclée?

It's a personal choice, but I choose Giclée over C-Type

In my opinion, Giclée has better long term stability and archival properties over C-Type prints

Giclée

What is a Giclée print (Fine art, inkjet print)

Giclée, the French word for ‘spray’, refers to the ink jet printing process used to produce these beautiful archival pigment fine art prints.

How long does a inkjet print last?

If you take care of your prints, they could potentially last hundreds of years with no visible fading.
Colour photographs (C-Type) slightly less.

Pigment inkjet prints on archival quality paper could last with no visible fading for 75 - 400+ years, depending on quality of framing and display conditions.

C-Type

What is a C-Type print? (Chromogenic print)

Photographic 'C-Type' prints are made by exposing light onto colour paper, which is then developed and washed using traditional photographic techniques.

Wet chemical processed prints, are exposed by a high-resolution digital printer, this process offers the quality and archival properties of a traditional photographic print.

How long do C-type prints last? 

They state Colour (C Type) prints stored in total darkness in ideal atmospheric conditions can last over 200 years before noticeable fade occurs but this is not a typical situation for print usage.
In a photo album Colour C Type print life should exceed 100 years.