| What is
a Giclee? (pronounced "jee-clay")
The Giclee process requires that the original be scanned digitally
and recorded to a disk. The printer, commonly an Epson, can digitally
print one at a time, preserving the integrity of color and image
that is superbly close to the original.
Today, the art buying public has access to a product that brings
the look and feel of original artwork within their reach. Those
who appreciate fine art can now purchase Epson Giclee print reproductions
with confidence, knowing that they are purchasing a quality product
that so closely matches the original artwork.
Troy's giclees are completely hand embellished by the artist himself
with a final gel coat, giving it the exact look of a brush stroked
original.
The prints available below represent some of Troy's paintings
depicting exotic beauties of South Pacific Island decent. Prints
come in limited edition runs of 100 in three different sizes. |
