Dyptich. "Visiting my Daughter, Hawaii" by Maura Matula Williams
Giclée prints are digital fine art reproductions made using a large format ink jet printer and fade-resistant, pigment-based archival image. The original artwork is scanned at high resolution and the reproduction can be printed on various substrates in a range of styles. The quality of giclée prints varies.
(Credit: Author's description of artwork) Linking to ABC WEDNESDAY
Well, this is interesting! I've not heard of Giclee printing before. Looks like great fun. Now all I need is a large format printer and some of that archival paper. Hope it's warmed up a bit. I was supposed to play golf this morning but it's too darn cold here, too.
ReplyDeleteThe print looks incredibly lush.
ReplyDeleteThese are so beautiful and very tropical.
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to meet you if you come to Phoenix. Keep me posted.
Looks very good in print form.
ReplyDeleteI saw from your comment on Sharon's site that you are preparing to return to Santa Fe again soon. Best wishes as you get ready for the end of your winter. I hope you are able to make it over to Arizona.
ReplyDeletethose are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is very interesting!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful concept for prints!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful result !
ReplyDeleteFine fine art.
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I have heard of that printing technique before... it's very vivid!
ReplyDeleteI love these! I actually had two of my photos done this way as gifts for my sisters.
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Those are lovely! Isn't is amazing how foliage can create such wonderful textures and compositions?!
ReplyDeleteI'm familiar with the term, but didn't understand the process. Thanks for that! And what beautiful prints!
ReplyDeleteI hope you have an easy & safe journey to Santa Fe. I'm looking forward to exploring that wonderful city with you again! (Thanks for the Swan Lady info!)
Maybe for a home with a tropical decor.
ReplyDeleteReally nice print. I had a collage made of family photos in this manner and it looks really good.
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ReplyDeleteGiclée is a new term for me. Now I want to learn more.
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ReplyDeleteI had heard the term but didn't know how it was done. I'm going to have to experiment a little, just for fun.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Looks so real.First time I've heard of this.
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