What is a Giclee?

Giclées are produced using an extraordinarily fine mist of pigmented inks sprayed onto either an enhanced matte paper or archival canvas. Colors and tones, difficult to reproduce using traditional photographic processes and papers, come to life as giclées, while remaining faithful to the original image. Each giclée is custom printed, sprayed with a protective finish to guard against damage due to moisture or sunlight, then personally inspected by J. Scott Graham.

Handcrafted in North Carolina. Every step of the production process is done to J. Scott Graham’s exacting standards by highly skilled professionals in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina.

Paper or Canvas?

Giclees can be printed on either an enhanced matte paper or on canvas. Both options present superior color, sharpness and clarity along with the highest possible archival qualities. Giclees on matte paper are signed and numbered in a limited edition, while canvas giclees are signed but are an open edition.

Gallery Wrap or Canvas Only?

When printing on canvas you also have the option of having your giclee stretched and wrapped around a solid wood frame (gallery wrap) making an impressive finished print that is ready to hang. With no need for mounting, matting, glass or frame, you can save money, while enjoying a print that is much easier to handle, display and arrange than traditional artwork, and looks great in any interior setting. Should you wish to frame giclees yourself, select either the "Matte Paper" or “Canvas Only” option.

Shipping & Handling

Orders are shipped via UPS Ground. Giclees ordered as "Canvas Only" or on matte paper are shipped rolled in a tube, while each "Gallery Wrapped" giclee ships oversize in an individual protective box. Because every giclee is custom printed, please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery.