Fine art printing is the printing of high-quality art work with archival pigment inks as well as high-resolution digital printers. The combination of high-end printers and inks provides unbeatable depth, color and color spectrum. Fine art prints or fine art giclees are the norm in the world of photography and reproduction because of their high-end quality. Fine art printing is not just reserved for photographers and artists. Fine art printing is more accessible to the average person to preserve personal works, photos, and more. The demand for highly-curated personal spaces is increasing in popularity and need the longevity and quality which fine art prints can provide.
JardenePhotography has carefully curated an assortment of fine art and photographic papers that will help your images come to life. We provide a wide range of Epson and Hahnemuhle papers, from matte-finish to high gloss, to subtly textured to smooth. Fine art prints can be produced in any size from 4x6" up to 64x120". Fine art paper differs from ordinary photo paper. The difference lies in the composition of both the paper and the finished product. These papers are made to endure with either cotton or cellulose as the base and pH neutral. This permits fine art papers to preserve inks and exhibit unparalleled clarity and pigmentation. Once you require a useful reference about art work, browse around here.
The choice of the perfect fine art paper to work on is an art by itself and is very personal. The factors to consider when selecting a paper are both creative and technical. Paper choice is a subjective choice, similar to many creative choices. But, we'll be happy to help you navigate in the right direction. JardenePhotography can provide suggestions and assist you in choosing the right paper based on your vision. You can view our paper selections and learn more about each paper below.
What is it that makes Fine Art Giclee Printing special?
Fine art giclee printing can be used by photographers painters, and illustrators. The paper must meet certain standards to qualify as fine art paper. Plus, fine art giclee prints can prevent your prints from turning yellow or cracking and fade even after 100 years.
When to Print on Fine Art Paper
Fine art paper that is suitable for archives is ideal for artifacts or photographs that you would like to keep for a long period of time. It is also a great choice in the event that you wish to create an unique style for your photographs and artwork. Fine art papers can be used to preserve photographs for posterity and museum collections, as well as interior decor, or for exhibitions.
Multiple Paper Options for Fine Art Printing
There are many options of paper to use for fine art giclee prints and photography printing, such as glossy or matte printed finish. Matte finishes give your photos a glossy appearance, with distinct textures that will bring out rich colors and dark hues. While a glossy finish can shine through your photos.
At JardenePhotography, our matte and glossy options are available.
Hahnemuhle German Etching
Hahnemuhle German Etching is a fiber-based matte paper with a textured organic texture, and offers the strongest tone, with high contrast and intense color. Its natural white point and texture make it suitable for reproductions of various fine art works that range from illustrations to oil paintings. It is also ideal for photography.
Hahnemuhle Image Rag Bright
Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Bright is a 100% cotton paper with a fairly smooth texture and a cotton-like feeling. It delivers uniform color gradients and reproducibility, helping details pop in every photo from weddings to high-quality portraits.
Hahnemuhle Art Pearl
Hahnemuhle fine art Pearl has a soft, slightly relief with a smooth glossy finish. It can help give depth and dimension to your photos while offering an unobtrusive white base. This is ideal to give an oil painting effect, or for giving a real-looking feel to documentary or fashion photography.
Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Baryta
Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Baryta is constructed from 100% cotton. It has a soft gloss finish that provides detail, density and contrast. This helps highlight the distinctness of anything from old-fashioned photography to landscape images.
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