GraphicVisions prints(giclee) are printed on archival quality fine art paper and canvas.

Email paul@paulchase.net  requesting your choice of purchase and a paypal invoice will be sent to you. (checks also accepted)

16x20” limited edition signed canvas (this format not available for every image)….. $175 (Postage, packaging additional $14) paul@paulchase.net

10x40” limited edition signed canvas….. $175  (Postage, packaging additional $14)paul@paulchase.net

5x20" signed canvas giclee...$45 (Postage, packaging additional $7) paul@paulchase.net

Custom size prints on canvas available up to 8 feet in size!                            

 

Signed prints in clear envelopes

11x14” …. $25                              

8x10”  …. $15

(Postage, packaging prices are extra)        

For more information and where prints are available in your area:    paul@paulchase.net              

 815-238-2901   

What is a "giclee" print? A giclee (pronounced "zheeclay") is a French word meaning, "fine spray". It is a computer generated print that is produced by the spraying of an image on to fine art paper. We produce our own giclees by taking a high quality scan of the original artwork, then print them using a high quality printer. The inks used are specially formulated so that the fine print heads can spurt jets of ink in minute droplets at a resolution of 1440 dpi. The paper (or acetate, in the case of layered prints) used is specially prepared to accept this type of printing. As with other fine art printing processes, the artist approves "proofs" of the art print to insure that the right tone, depth and color is produced. Until recently inkjet prints were disappointingly fugitive with noticeable fading occurring quite quickly. However, dramatic improvements have been made to the inks used and the paper or canvas accepted by printers. Recent tests show that giclee-quality inkjet prints can have a light- fast life expectancy of 100 to 200 years. When prints are produced on good quality paper, the print should possess archival standards of permanence comparable or better than other collectible artwork. The visual quality of the print is extremely high and the color saturation and definition stunning.