* "Prints" is actually a misnomer. Traditionally, a print is a hand-made creation, an artform in and of itself that is unique from painting. What I offer is a form of reproduction called a "giclee", "pigment print" or "archival inkjet print", to name a few terms. There are many names used for the digital process of reproducing original painting, photography, or digital art via the inkjet medium. There are many kinds of inkjet printers used to create "giclee prints" in today's art market. Collectors should always find out exactly what they are getting, lest they find themselves with an artwork fading overnight! In general, a giclee is an archival inkjet print; a piece that stands the test of time and light.

All of my reproductions are made with an Epson 7600, using their Ultrachrome inkset on specialty media. I create each one myself, with meticulous attention paid to color matching.

For more information on the equipment I use, visit: http://www.wilhelm-research.com/epson/9600.html