FAQ ( Frequently Asked Questions )


 
Giclee Limited Edition Prints Paper Sizes:

 

A3+ =  33 x 48.3cm (13 x 19")

A3   =  29.7 x 42cm (11¾ x 16½") 
A4   =   21 x 29.7cm (8¼ x 11¾")   


What is a Giclee Print?
Giclee, or digital prints, are high quality creations using excellent colour matching with lightfast inks on museum quality papers.
Each print is made separately, rather than mass produced in traditional offset-lithography. No screen or other mechanical procedure is used and as a result there is no visible dot screen pattern. The print has all the tonalities and hues of the original painting.
With pigment inks used on archival art paper and prints kept out of direct sunlight, their light fastness will last more than twice as long as offset-lithography prints.

What is a Limited Edition Print?
A limited edition is a set number of prints, which are hand signed, numbered and titled by the artist.

What is a Pastel?
Pastel is a durable and permanent medium, made from dry, pure pigment. Unlike any other media, it does not darken or fade and if placed under glass, pastel paintings will last indefinitely. Museums all over the world display pastels that are hundreds of years old and have not lost any of their brilliance. Some of the old masters preferred to work in pastel because comparable quality was impossible to attain from other media such as oils and watercolours. Pastel Paintings are sensitive to touch and should be framed behind glass, away from direct sunlight

About Copyright

Do you hold the copyrights to your images?
Yes. All works of art within this website are protected under U.S. copyright laws and international conventions. No portion of the artists works or statements may used, copied, or transferred electronically, without prior written permission from the artist.

Do you have a terms of use for your images?
Yes. The images (artworks) that appear on this site may not be removed from this site, may not be displayed anywhere else on the internet, may not be downloaded, and may not be copied or modified in any way.

Can I use your images for my project?
Only if you have prior written permission from the artist. If you see this work being used on any other website please let us know by sending an email. Thanks!

What if I buy one of your images, then can I use it for my project?
No. When you purchase an image, you are only purchasing the item--not the rights to reproduce it. Modifying or reproducing copyrighted artwork is considered copyright infringement and it is illegal.

What is copyright infringement?
With artwork, copyright infringement usually means that copyrighted artwork has been displayed, modified, distributed, or reproduced, without permission from the artist (or copyright owner).

I have changed one of your images quite a bit with a graphics program, now can I use this "new" image?
No. As stated above, modifying copyrighted artwork is considered copyright infringement and it is illegal.

What if I am not selling them, then is it okay to use your images?
No. It is illegal to use copyrighted images, even if it is not for profit.

Can I use your images if I include your copyright statement with each image?
No. Images can not be used without prior written permission from the artist.

I saw your images on another site without a copyright notice, can I use those images?
No. An image does not have to have a copyright notice or symbol displayed with it in order to be copyrighted.

What happens if I get caught using copyrighted work?
Many different things could happen. In some cases you will just be asked to stop and that will be the end of it--if you stop. In other cases your website may be disabled temporarily or permanently, you could be sued, fined thousands of dollars and/or sentenced to several years in jail.

Remember most artwork is copyrighted, even if you can't see a copyright notice. So if you are not 100% sure that you have permission, don't use it!

Thank you for reading our copyright faq :)