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What Makes a Print Archival?
If you've browsed my shop, you've probably seen the word "archival" attached to my prints and wondered what it actually means. It's not just a fancy word galleries like to throw around. It's a real, specific claim about how a print is made and how long it will last. Here's the breakdown. A giclée print is considered archival because of what goes into making it: long-lasting, pigment-based inks and acid-free, high-quality paper that resists fading, yellowing, and deterioration
Duane Fisher
Aug 243 min read


A Journey Across the Atlantic: My Queen Mary 2 Experience
How My Queen Mary 2 Crossing Turned Into a Wall Art Print The idea for this print came to me while I was mid-Atlantic, soaking up that classic Cunard atmosphere. A few days into the voyage, I was taking photos of the horizon when one shot stopped me in my tracks. The Queen Mary 2 feels sleek and modern, yet it carries all the tradition and history of old ocean liners. That mix of past and present really stayed with me. I wanted to bottle up that quiet, open-ocean feeling and
Duane Fisher
Dec 16, 20254 min read


Are Giclée Prints Art?
Finding Their Place in Your Home: The Art of Giclée Prints I’ve often wondered whether my giclée prints should be considered art in the same way as my canvas paintings, silkscreens, and lithographs. With so many collectors now seeking high-quality prints, it’s a question that comes up quite frequently. Giclée printing really started to make waves in the 1990s, thanks to impressive advances in inkjet technology. This technique emerged as a fantastic way to reproduce art that c
Duane Fisher
Sep 18, 20254 min read
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