Giclée (pronounced zhee-clay) derives from the French verb gicler which translates as spray.

Since their introduction in 1989, Giclée popularity has grown immensely; as artists and collectors both agree they are the closest representation to the original artwork.

NightHawk Graphics, Inc. uses Epson printers with Ultrachrome inks and a variety of archival substrates to produce the highest quality Giclée possible.