Giclees

The word “giclée” (pronounced zhe-claý) is used to describe the entire printmaking process, but it specifically refers to the final step in the process in which a high-quality large-format ink-jet printer is “spraying” (English for “giclée”) the image on the medium.

Giclées permit artists to offer limited editions of their original works at prices their customers find affordable.

Prices

There are two costs involved in making a giclée:

Digital Image Setup:

The digital image setup cost is associated with the time and expense of capturing, editing and proofing a digital image the first time a giclée is made. This is a one time charge and you will not pay it after the first order. The average cost for this part of the process is $75. This cost can be more if there are factors complicating the process by increasing the amount of time spent preparing the image. If you have a good, high resolution image of your work this cost can often be reduced.

Printing:

The other cost associated with giclée production is the actual printing. This can vary depending on the media the giclée is printed on. Presently we are offering Canvas at $10.00 per square foot. There is a $10 material setup charge for each order. This cost is per order and not per piece.

Price Examples*:

8"x10": $5.5012"x30": $35.00

10"x10":      $6.90        14"x20": $19.40

10"x24":      $16.60      20"x20": $27.70

12"x24":      $20.00      24"x30": $50.00

*Prices are print cost only.

We would enjoy talking to you about your art and the possiblity of producing art prints for you.  Whether you are looking for a nice finishing touch to a family portrait or are an artist broadening the products you are selling we’ll take the time to talk with you.

Feel free to either email us at: pauldavidwilson@gmail.com

or call us at:

Toll Free Phone: 1-800-763-2099

Phone: (850)871-5477

Artist Highlights

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Our Gallery showcases artists who have gotten giclee Art Prints from us. Each profile includes a bit of biographical and contact information on the artist. It's been a pleasure working with each one and we encourage you to contact them if you enjoy their work.

Susie Devitt

Panorama City, CA

I'm Susie Devitt. I've been painting for a little bit longer than I can remember. I knew from a very young age that I loved art. I also knew that I'd never have enough money to buy a real painting as I was sure it would cost millions of dollars. So I decided to learn to paint my own paintings. You can imagine the kind of paintings I hung on my bedroom walls when I was 7 years old! Since then I have studied with many artists privately, the University of Las Vegas extension, and Mission: Renaissance.

Michael Covington

Lynn Haven, FL

Michael Covington, a gifted photographer lives in the small coastal community of Lynn Haven Florida also enjoys teaching both art and music to apt pupils. He also provides 3D models and training tools to the United States Air Force.

Heather Parker

Panama City, FL

I am a self-taught artist and my art reflects my work and personal experiences, my influences and thoughts, and my interactions with other creative beings.  Our lives are all intertwined with each other and the stories of others are mixed up with my own.  They become one story with many interpretations through my art.

Tina Wilson

Panama City, FL

Tina creative nature first showed itself while she was growing up in South Florida. Her numerous childhood experiences with wildlife included giant jumping frogs, a pet squirrel, and a menagerie of other animals including a pet skunk aptly named “Mr. Peeuwe”. Today she is the sum of her experiences and approaches her art with the intent to convey childlike innocence and joy that can be found in the everyday world. Her goal is to recreate those simple feelings of contentment and happiness in those who view her art.

  She is an award winning photographer with an eye for capturing the character of her subjects in a way that results in more than just a “mug shot”. In particular her enjoyment comes from photographing flowers and other natural subjects. She also enjoys capturing the innocence of childhood in her photos of children.

Blu Webster

Panama City, FL

Blu Webster adopts the naturally occurring patterns and applies their structural soundness and strengths to his creative practices. "There is no sense in reinventing the wheel." Webster explains. "We should use what God has given us in nature and develop it for our needs and uses as a society. By following this doctrine of natural origin, I believe we can find light, strong solutions for our everyday living needs."