Fabio Faoza - fine art print

Fine art printing is the ideal choice for reproducing works of art with fidelity and artistic value.

In fine art printing, the inks used have mineral pigments, dyes that are much more chemically stable and resistant to the effects of time and UV rays. They also comply with strict consistency, tone and durability controls.

The file preparation process and printing monitoring are carried out by professionals who are experts in calibration and color correction.

While common printers use only four colors (cyan, magenta, yellow and black), giclée/fine art printers use a much wider variety of colors. Some printer manufacturers operating in this field use 12 different types of ink, including two types of black and a type of varnish. The result is that the prints achieve colors that are impossible to obtain with other types of digital printing.

This type of printing uses advanced technologies with high-quality pigments, resulting in vibrant and accurate colors. Thanks to the high resolution and precision of the printing process, the reproduced works maintain all the details and nuances of the original.

Materials such as paper, canvas, metal and acrylic, among others, are used to make prints, offering versatile options for different types of works.

Framed and handled properly, your fine art print can last for over 250 years. The amount of light (megalight/hour) that falls on the print plays a very important role in calculating this longevity.

Authorial images printed in fine art with small print runs are collectibles. Exhibited as art and hand-signed by the author, they have the value of a work of art. The smaller the print run, the more exclusive the prints are and the more valued they are in the art market.