Paper Print
The term “giclee,” which is frequently employed when discussing premium print products, was coined by the typographer Jack Duganne. He was in search of a label for his newly created prints, produced on a large scale using inkjet printers. In essence, he aimed to find a label that didn’t make direct references to “ink” or “digital” printing technologies. This term draws its origins from the French word “gicleur,” which translates to “nozzle.” Presently, it is widely embraced by artists, studios, and galleries as a means to denote high-quality printing. However, it’s important to note that it lacks formal recognition as a standardized term, and consequently, it does not come with an inherent quality assurance.
Fine art prints typically employ cotton-based paper stock, which is imprinted with ink from top-tier printers. Here at Photolab, we’ve been employing this printing approach since 2006. Currently, we have at our disposal two Epson printers (the 9900 and P20000 models) capable of delivering top-notch prints with a maximum width of 152cm. With a selection of papers offering a range of surface textures, the Giclee method stands as the optimal choice for producing prints on fiber-based paper substrates.
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Framed Photos
Looking for a stylish and modern way to showcase your favorite artwork ? Look no further than a floating frame!
Floating frames are a contemporary take on traditional frames that give the illusion that your artwork is suspended in mid-air. These frames feature a clear no glass panel and a frame that is attached to the back, creating a minimalist and sophisticated look.
One of the biggest advantages of floating frames is their versatility. They can work well with any type of artwork. Plus, their sleek design complements any decor style, whether you prefer a modern, industrial look or something more classic and traditional.
Floating frames also offer a practical benefit: they protect your artwork from dust and damage, while still allowing you to fully appreciate its beauty. And because the artwork appears to be floating, it draws the eye in and creates a stunning focal point in any room.
We offer a wide variety of custom made floating frames in different sizes and colours, so you can find the perfect frame to fit your needs.
So if you’re looking for a chic and sophisticated way to display your favorite artwork from Marina Vernicos Photography series , consider a floating frame. It’s the perfect way to add a touch of elegance to any room and make your artwork truly shine.
Delivered ready to hang
Plexiglass
Plexiglass is a special product that we worked hard to create. It combines top-quality Giclee Fine Art Photo printing with a unique material called acrylic for a special look. We faced a challenge: how to make sure the paper looks perfect between the two acrylic sheets. But with our experience and new methods, we did it, and the result is fantastic! You can check it out today!
What’s more, we can shape Plexiglass using our digital cutter, the Zund G3. It’s the top choice for famous photographers and artists! Plexiglass consists of two acrylic sheets: a clear 3mm one in the front and a glossy black 3mm one in the back where we put the hanging system.
When it comes to how long Plexiglass prints last, they can stay good for over 10 years, as confirmed by certifications from the manufacturers. But these certifications don’t guarantee a specific lifetime because we can’t control how the prints are taken care of once they’re out there. So, it’s not the best choice for things that need to last forever.
These certifications were done under specific conditions, like indoor spaces without direct sunlight, temperatures between 20°C – 28°C, 60% humidity, and clean air. Any changes from these conditions can make the prints not last as long or affect their quality. If they’re exposed to direct or reflected sunlight regularly, they might not last even five years.
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