Giclee (zhee-kay) is a fine art printing process. The paintings are digitally photographed or scanned with high resolution digital scans and then printed with archival links onto archival (neutral ph) paper or canvas. Compared with other reproduction methods, giclee prints have greater color range and appear more crisp and colorful than offset lithographs. Giclee prints are sold in leading galleries and are represented in museums around the world.

Because giclee prints are photographically reproduced the image is exactly the same with no recognizable quality difference whether it's the first or 250th off the press.