PRINTS

Dax giclée prints begin with a series of observations, conceptual sketches and drawings by the artist, which are then artistically rendered by freehand into a digitized original artwork.   The final template is artist-proofed and individually printed on gallery museum paper with pigmented archival inks.   The process used has a resolution of 1,800 dpi with 4 million droplets of archival ink per second onto a revolving surface at 250 inches per second, with a 512 shade color-spectrum resulting in a highly saturated original artwork print of superior quality.