Giclee' (zhe-clay') is French for "squirt." 

The Giclee printing process involves squirting microscopic dots of ink onto fine quality paper or canvas. The inks are actually absorbed slightly and blend to create fine art reproductions that are often indistinguishable from the originals. The process yields prints of stunning vibrancy and realism.  Utilizing archival inks that ensure print longevity of over 100 years, the Giclee' process has become the museum quality industry standard. 

Your individually signed and numbered giclée begins with a digital scan of an original Polly Parks painting. The image is color corrected under the supervision of the artist to attain the closest possible match to the original work. This digital information is then fine tuned to the type of paper or surface on which the image is to be printed, further ensuring fidelity to the original. All of this information is stored and used for each individual print, which retain previously unheard of quality from the very first print in an edition to the very last.