I don't even want to call my prints giclee. Most people don't know what it means anyway, and I prefer that people speak English in these United States. If they like the photograph, they like it. I use both film and digital, and I don't often need to explain which is which to people.
--- In artshow_photo@yahoogroups.com, Cort Anderson <stats@...> wrote:
>
> I walked into a gallery and noticed some giclee prints on the wall. An employee approached me and we were chatting and I mentioned I did some photography and I did carbon pigment ink prints. She asked what that was and I explained they were inkjet prints made using a special set of B&W inks. She turned up her nose and said something derogatory when she heard inkjet. I said I noticed some giclee prints and I asked her if she knew how they were done. She said no. I explained giclee was simply another name for inkjet. I left her standing there with a look of disappointment.
>
> --
> Cort Anderson
> Cort D Anderson
> Limited Company
> www.cortanderson.com
> 620-488-2960
> 620-488-3196 fax
>
http://artshowphoto.com/support.htm
PLEASE READ....PLEASE TRIM POSTS!!! Keep quoted material short.
Repeat or create accurate subject lines.
If you want to advertise services related to art shows or photography, either in a forum post or on the resource web site, please contact the forum owner for permission.
Resource web site at
http://ArtShowPhoto.com
0 comments:
Post a Comment