This is a detail of "Huichol Dreamtime". It is a fine art digital print done on canvas.
Giclee (pronounced Zhee-clay) in French means to spray or spurt as does the ink in an inkjet printer. The first giclees were done on an Iris printer between 1987 and 1989.

The 1990's saw great advancements in this new technology. By now there are several companies that have designed large format printers to meet the demand by artists for archival quality prints.
Throughout the history of art, there has never been a printing process that reproduces the original work of art in a truly faithful way that is second to none. The superior quality of these prints is creating quite a stir within the art scene. Art museums and galleries throughout the world are exhibiting this new art form.

Castillo works closely with the Digital Lab at Elizabeth & Company-Design Solutions in Hobart, Indiana to monitor the color outcome. They use the best archival materials for superior color and lasting quality.
Please refer to the Giclee menu for different sizes