Giclee Prints by Elizabeth Kincaid

Giclee Prints by
Elizabeth Kincaid

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Giclee Prints is the name given to modern prints done on high-end ink-jet printers. Until recently, these have been produced with inks that are not light-stable. This means that some or all of the colors fade as the prints are exposed to normal room light. In the last year, the technology has been improved, and it continues to improve. Elizabeth's prints are produced with technology that is described as not fading in 80-100 years of exposure to gallery lighting. In normal room lighting, these prints should not fade. Like watercolor paintings, they should not be hung in areas where they would be exposed to direct sunlight.

	Spot Stretch (watercolor, 2006)	Prints Available
	Dinner with Garnish (watercolor, 2008)	Prints Available
	Glory (watercolor, 2004)	Prints Available
	Another Matalija	Prints Available
	Just a Rock	Prints Available
	Splintered Light	Prints Available
	Protean Light	Prints Available
	Iris Tower	Prints Available
	Lace Cap	Prints Available
	Calla Fire	Prints Available
	Daffodils in the Round	Prints Available
	Lilies in Red	Prints Available
	Red Cactus Flower	Prints Available
	Fern Shadows	Prints Available
	Really Wild	Prints Available

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