Giclee (pronounced g-clay) is sophisticated inkjet printing method used to reproduce original artwork into museum grade digital pigment reproductions. It merges the use of professional grade large format printers with archival pigment inks, acid free watercolor papers and canvas.

Artists have painted with pigments for centuries with the purpose of creating fade resistant and saturated, thick colors. Photographers use different techniques such as "oil pigment printing" to create unique results.

The digital pigment printing process of giclee, uses archival brand name papers, canvas and inks, and allows the artist and the consumer, an affordable alternative to reproduce the precise colors & even render subtle gradations that are represented in the original piece.