Fine Art Printing
Giclée Art Prints & Gallery Canvas
Museum-quality giclée reproductions printed with 12 archival pigment inks on fine-art papers and canvas, color-matched to your original and stretched or framed in-house.
- 12-ink Canon imagePROGRAF — archival pigment inks rated 100+ years
- Papers: cotton rag, baryta photo, watercolor, metallic; canvas stretched on 1.5" bars
- Color matching and scanning of originals
- Editions of one or one hundred, any size up to 60" wide
⚡ Need art prints today? Same-day and one-hour rush available — call 503-877-5627 (rush line 971-235-3221). Please call for rush jobs so nothing waits in an inbox.
The Details
For Artists, Photographers and Galleries
Giclée is the standard for fine-art reproduction, and we do it in-house on a 12-ink Canon printer with calibrated profiles for every paper we stock. Bring your painting and we'll photograph or scan it, proof the color with you, and print editions as you sell them. Photographers get the same care — true blacks, smooth gradients and prints that look the way your screen does.
📋 Specs at a Glance
- PrinterCanon imagePROGRAF PRO-6100, 12 pigment inks
- Max width60" (any length)
- PapersHahnemühle and Canon fine-art papers, photo satin/gloss, metallic, canvas
- CanvasGallery wrap on 0.75" or 1.5" bars, mirrored or solid edges
- Turnaround1–3 business days; rush available
Need something not listed? Custom sizes, stocks and finishes are our specialty — just ask.
Sending files? Flattened PDF, 300 DPI at final size, CMYK, with 0.125" bleed is ideal — but we can work from phone photos, JPGs, Word files and more. Upload here or email HappyValleyPrinting@gmail.com.
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Good to Know
Art Prints FAQ
What is a giclée print?
A giclée is a high-resolution inkjet print made with archival pigment inks on acid-free paper or canvas — the standard for art reproductions that need to last and look like the original.
Can you photograph my original?
Yes. We capture originals in our photo studio with controlled lighting and color targets, then proof the print next to the original with you.
