Established in 2003
Gallery225 is a culmination of today's technology, many years in the graphics design industry and a love for "the print." We offer archival inkjet prints. Using the Macintosh platform, along with Epson printers and many top-of-the-line peripherals, we believe we produce a superior product. Preview our gallery and see if you don't agree. We are always on the look out for new and fresh designs. Come back often and see our new editions.

About Giclee Printing
Giclee (jhee-clay) - Derived from the French verb gicler meaning to squirt. The term giclee print typically connotes a certain elevation in print making technology. Images are high-resolution digital scans printed with archival quality inks onto various substrates. The giclee process provides better color accuracy than other means of reproduction. Giclee prints are advantageous to artists who find it not feasible to mass-produce their work, but want to reproduce their art as needed. Once an image is archived, additional reproductions can be made with minimal effort and cost. Thus the up-front cost of mass production is eliminated and printing is done on demand. Another tremendous advantage to Giclee printing is that artwork can be reproduced to almost any size and on various media, giving the artist the ability to customize prints for a specific client. Permanence is a concern to artists and collectors.

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How can I protect my print?
If you choose to frame your print, I recommend glazing using ultraviolet-resistant plexiglass. I prefer plexiglass because it will not shatter and puncture your print if dropped. Never mount your print to foam core. Instead, sandwich the print between 'window' and backing mat board using archival-quality corner mounts. Make sure your mat board is also pH neutral. I recommend using 8-ply front mat board so that there is generous airspace between the print and the glazing. If you don't frame your print, then store it flat between sheets of archival-quality paper. When you're not enjoying the work, keep it in a cool, dark, dry place. As with all works on paper, you should keep the piece out of direct sunlight. Halogen 'picture lights' are also a bad idea... they look great, but halogen light is very high in ultraviolet and will accelerate the aging
of your fine art.

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Please be assured that when you receive your prints, you will be simply amazed with detail, sharpness and color fidelity. Print dimensions depend on the artists' original dimensions or aspect ratio. Each Giclee is shipped with the utmost care. Prints are ready for matting and framing. Please allow 10 - 14 days for order completions. You may exchange your prints with an acceptable reason (we decide what's acceptable) within 30 days from date of purchase. Prints must be free from damage, dents, creases, spills or stains.