Living Prints® Gicleé On-line

Spelling Gicleé

If you go elsewhere on the Web, you will be able to search out the spelling. This may vary, since the term is quite fresh in the lexicon of fine art prints. For example, one site puts the accent on the final letter of the word. In a new book, however, Contemporary Printmaking in the Northwest by Lois Allan, her spelling puts the accent on the next-to-the-last letter. Which is correct? you may well wonder.

The artist was invited to join with others in a gicleé publishing experience with images from his VideoYear Journals. He started with the one at the left.

You can see the final versions by selecting them.

First time visitor?

You may have come into the this artist's studio part-way into the process. You may wish to see what else has happened, or skip ahead by selecting highlighted words wherever they occur. Also, you can read the notes, journals, diaries and papers of the others involved in print making, below.

	Artist's Diary	The artist provides the vision and imagery of the living print, laboring after the compelling image.
	Curator's Log	The curator is seldom seen but is always seeing to it that the living prints' records are correct and rules followed.
	Printer's Notes	The printer performs many tasks to keep prints alive, crafting and designing solutions to problems the artist, curator and publisher propose.
	Publisher's Journal	The publisher produces the bases for living prints by supporting all the players and keeping communications clear and on course.
	Professor's Papers	The professor explains the living print, the history of printmaking, and keeps the academic community informed.

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