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Giclée Prints / Fine Art
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Digital Print-On-Demand Technology Contact Information
BACKGROUND Digital Poster Art was started in 2003 by James Couvutsakis. A giclée print is a computer-based process, which digitizes an image and outputs the image on a high resolution, wide-format inkjet printer. It is an expensive process both in equipment and materials. Digital Poster Art can print images up to 48 inches wide with high resolution. The printer utilizes an 8-color pigment process, which can accurately reproduce almost the entire PANTONE color spectrum. Time, money, and research was spent to build a state-of-the-art system to accurately reproduce paintings and artistic images for above average presence and long lasting quality. Images are printed on high quality cotton fiber paper or archival canvas. Pigment inks are fade resistant. The image is moisture-resistant and requires no lamination. The only focus of Digital Poster Art is high quality art reproduction as a service to contemporary artists, archival artwork for museums and galleries. Reproductions are made using finest quality pigment inks and cotton fiber fine art paper. A Technical Writer and Desktop Publisher, with a life-long background of over thirty years in photography, James Couvutsakis photographs have been published several times. Turning to video production, his documentary THE EAST KINGDOM was seen locally on PBS (channel 17) in 1986. Several other documentaries made it to Buffalo Public Access cablecasts including ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMMING.
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