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Latest technology behind museum quality

High-Endfine artprinting

AI-powered. Hand-printed in London.

Professional printing for artists, museums and art galleries

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A vivid pink and yellow art print emerging from the studio’s HP large format printer
Art by Posteress

What is Giclée printing?

Made to do the artwork justice.

Giclée is fine art inkjet printing that brings high-end printers, archival pigment inks and specialist papers together. The aim is a faithful print, with the colour, detail and character of the artwork carefully preserved – achieving a longevity of up to 100 years.

This is the heart of our studio. AI file approval, colour management and human judgement support it at every stage, from the first file check to the finished print.

Exceptional colour
Careful colour management preserves subtle tones, deep blacks and fine detail.
Archival pigment inks
Rich, lasting colour for prints made for exhibition, editions and collections.
Hahnemühle FineArt papers
Photo Rag, FineArt Pearl, German Etching and Bamboo. Each brings a distinct surface and character.
High-end printers
HP DesignJet Z9+ with V-Trimmer and Epson SureColor SC-P700, with precise control at every pass.
Explore Giclée printing

Latest AI technology for file approval

AI file
approval

The artwork meets an exacting standard before it reaches a printer. Our AI approval system checks technical quality, including resolution, at the beginning of every order.

If a file needs attention, we pause and speak to you. The file, paper and print size are considered together, with personal guidance from our studio.

Discover our file preparation guide
The artwork passes through technical file checks and AI-assisted review, with human judgement before colour-managed printing.
01 / Input

The original file

02 / Inspection

Technical checks. AI-assisted review.

03 / Output

Colour-managed printing

A visual interpretation of the process. Files are reviewed with our studio before printing.Photograph by David Becker.

The detail behind every exhibition

300 PPI.Or just a number?

The file says it is ready.
Collectors and visitors will see the detail.

A file can be labelled 300 PPI and still lack the detail a fine art print demands. Changing that setting does not improve the image. Enlarging a small file adds pixels; it does not recover the original detail that was missing.

This is where approval matters. Our AI file check helps identify technical concerns before printing. If the file needs work, we tell you and agree the next step with you.

High-end printing is an investment in the artwork. Catching a problem here helps avoid the cost of a wasted print, a missed deadline and a disappointing result for an exhibition or collection.

Understand what makes a file ready
Crisp original photograph of a purple and blue architectural facade by David Becker

Drag to compareBoth labelled 300 PPI

Enlarging a low-resolution image doesn’t restore its original detail. Illustrative comparison; photograph by David Becker.

The artwork. The collection.
The standard.

Artists, museums and galleries rely on consistent print quality. Every file receives careful approval, and every print is made to the same exacting standard.

Artwork by MagicPattern
Art by MagicPattern
Artwork by Posteress
Art by Posteress
Artwork by Ryan Stone
Art by Ryan Stone
Artwork by Prince Akachi
Art by Prince Akachi
Artwork by Akira Hojo
Art by Akira Hojo
Artwork by Zak
Art by Zak
Artwork by John James Audubon
Art by John James Audubon
Artwork by Photo Boards
Art by Photo Boards
Artwork by Sharon McCutcheon
Art by Sharon McCutcheon
Artwork by Steve Johnson
Art by Steve Johnson

For artists, museums and galleries

Send a file to the studio

Tell us what you have in mind. We will consider the details with you.