Art Print vs. Oil Giclée Reproduction

Both techniques use digital printing , but Oil Giclée adds a hand-finished finish, making the final result more like a real oil painting.

Artistic print

Choosing the right canvas

Mounting the canvas on the stretcher frame

Color correction and proofing

Selection of printing technology

Print drying and curing

Oil Giclée reproduction

Choosing the right canvas

Mounting the canvas on the stretcher frame

Color correction and proofing

Selection of printing technology

Print drying and curing

Applying paint texture

Drying time of oil paints

The final layer of protection


Differences between machine printing and Oil Giclée

Characteristic Artistic print
Reproduction - Oil Giclée
Process Digital printing on canvas Giclée print + hand finishing
Effect Modern style without brushstrokes Visible texture and grain of the paint
Price Cheaper More expensive (due to manual work)
Durability Less durable More durable
Exclusiveness Each copy is identical Each piece is unique

Art print is a quick, cheaper and convenient option for interior decoration, while Oil Giclée offers a more painterly effect and uniqueness.