In recent years, digital printmaking has revolutionized the reproduction process for many artists. One of the most popular methods of fine art reproduction is the Iris Giclee (zhee-clay) print. Unlike a conventional collector print, a Giclee print is generated from a digital file and is printed with archival ink onto heavy watercolor paper (Somerset Velvet). This printing process offers the highest degree of accuracy, and richness of color available through reproduction. The superior quality of Giclee prints has allowed them to be showcased in the finest of galleries and museums.

The Gnidziejko Gallery has recently issued this line of Giclee prints featuring recent still lifes of Amy Gnidziejko. By working alongside a printer, Amy has been able to control the results of the print, making sure that they accurately depict color, depth and the overall feeling of her work. The resulting print is an art form in itself and gives buyers a reasonable alternative to buying an original painting.

Amy Gnidziejko’s Giclee editions have been printed by High Resolution, Inc., Camden, Maine.