The Giclée Print

Giclée is a French word for "spray of ink." This method of reproducing uses no screens or plates. The prints thus have a higher apparent resolution than is achievable through any other printing method. In the giclée process, a fine stream of ink – more than four million microscopic droplets per second – is sprayed onto archival art paper or canvas. Each piece of paper is carefully hand mounted onto a drum which rotates during printing.

The printer, Harvest Productions, is a small family-owned business committed to excellence in printing fine art editions. Starting four years ago, they are recognized as pioneers in the industry using advanced technology to print band-pulled limited editions. Combining backgrounds in color, design, mathematics and art, the staff uses a variety of expertise.