Sparks In The Soil - Framed Archival Giclee Print
Archival giclee inkjet print of the original oil painting, Sparks in the Soil.
Printed on Hahnemuehle Photo Rag Ultrasmooth.
Framed in a walnut-colored frame with museum glass (UV protection and non-glare). Ready to hang with a wire on the back.
Colors may appear different in person than on the screen.
If you're interested in having this piece shipped, please send me an email at [email protected]
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About your print:
Giclee (pronounced zhee-klay) is the highest quality you can get when it comes to fine art reproductions. The word giclee comes from the French term “gicleur,” which means “to spray.” This refers to the printing process, where an inkjet printer sprays millions of microscopic ink droplets onto the paper.
Archival paper is acid-free and pH-balanced, which is a fancy way of saying it’s resistant to yellowing, fading and deterioration over many decades.
Locally printed at the Minneapolis studio, Arts District Imageworks, just a few blocks from my own studio. All of my prints start from a scan of the original painting (yes, even the huge ones!). Then I spend hours color-correcting the image with the team at Imageworks until the colors of the print match the colors of the original piece. Scanning the art is key because it allows the final print to capture the details of the original painting.
