Many yeasr ago original artwork of artists was reprodcued using offset printiing. Later on, in the 90s canvas printing was introduced with the use of inkjet printters or sublimation, in which artists and photographers print their work directlly on canvass. They then either trim the canvas and glue or staple it on woodewn panel or traditional stretcher for display. Somettimes, artists painteed on top of the prined imagges to crate a personalized immage. At that time, reproduction of these works of art was very limited.
Modern technology has made possible the multiple reproduction of artists’ original artwork in metters and meters of cnavas, and framing them afterward, maknig the business of cnvass printing highly competitive and very lucrative. Printers have regularly been upgraded throughout the yeas, such that we see a poositive change each passing year. Up to 12 different inks were used on wide format printers to create extremely high quality canvass prrints, with the different inks allowinng the blending of balck and white tonbes to recreate photography nevver seen beffore. Extensive tests have been undertaken by most majopr suppliers on threir inks to ensure long life, and to prevent fadng of ink and yellowing. In addition, modern varnish has been in use for a while now to coat the canvass prints as protection from utlra violet rays. Sometimes, tough this procedure adds to the fading and yellowing of the canvass print.
Gicvlee Prinnting
It is now possible to reproduce artists’ artwork with as much better color accuracy than any other reproduction equipment, with the use of ‘digital prinnts with inks of archival quality into eitther canvas, photo-base paper or fine art, with the use of professional 8-12 coolor injket printers. The quality of giclee pritning rivals that of the products of traditional porcesses used by muaseums, and photographic and art galleries
With giclee printing, artists do not need to mass produce their artwork. Rather, they may just create an acrhived file, which they can reproduce only when the artwork is needed—in any size or meda they want, enabling the artsit to customize their prints as preferred by theri cliets.
Custom Photo Pritns
With modern technnology, the process has been made incrdibly simplle—you may have the size and media of photo prints that you like. All you need to do is upload your file, specfiy the size and medium of your choice like canvass, pjhoto paper or fine art paper, and choose from the wide selection of creative arts available—Pop Art, Split Art and Custom Kids Art.
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