Prints

All of my images are available to purchase as a high quality archival Giclée print.

Sizes and Prices

Prints are available with or without acid-free mount board in popular frame sizes. Hence, these are external sizes and the actual image sizes will be smaller – I have provided a very rough image size as a guide.

A2 – 59.4 cm x 42 cm (image size 45cm x 30cm approx) £90

A3 – 50 cm x 40 cm (image size 39 cm x 26cm approx) £75

A4 – 40 cm x 30 cm (image size 32cm x 21cm approx) £60

A5 – 24 cm x 18 cm (image size 18cm x 12cm approx) £50

Panoramic 60cm x 20cm £65

Mountboard + £5 

Larger Sizes are available on request.

Contact me with Image Title and Size to Proceed

What is a Giclée fine art print?

A Giclée is a high-quality archival inkjet print. Deriving from the French ‘to spray’, the Giclée print process involves spraying specialist archival pigment inks directly onto fine art acid-free papers; creating exhibition quality prints with excellent longevity, colour depth and resolution.

I print the images myself on a professional Epson printer which uses archival Epson Ultrachrome HD pigment ink. Depending on what the specific image requires, I will use Fotospeed Smooth Cotton 300gsm Matt, Fotospeed Premium Lustre 270gsm or Fotospeed Premium Gloss Art Fibre 300gsm which are all 100% acid-free fine art archival papers. Fotospeed state on their website that ‘when used in conjunction with pigment inks, the paper will ensure a print life of more than 85 years..’

My Print Process

If only it was a case of simply clicking ‘Print’! One of the reasons I print myself is so I can be confident of the quality and colour accuracy of the final product. Using a colour calibrated monitor along with individual print profiles for each paper I use helps with getting consistent results. Despite this, a number of test prints are usually required to get the best result on paper.