What is a giclee?

A giclee is a high quality fine art reproduction from a digital image that far exceeds the quality of the traditional offset lithograph. Typically, an offset lithograph is produced with a four-color printing process; a giclee uses a ten-color process, printing the image on high quality paper. In addition, the inks used to produce a giclee are archival quailty and fade resistant (unless exposed to direct sunlight for extended periods of time). 

All of Sterling's giclees are produced on high quality cotton fibre paper using the finest ink and a state-of-the-art giclee printer. This, combined with very limited editions of each giclee, make Sterling's giclees collectable works of art which are also affordable.

Each giclee is hand signed and numbered, and accompanied by a hand signed and titled Certificate of Authenticity. Once the designated printing number has been reached the image is retired.