"IN THE WOOD" Giclée Limited Edition Print
Limited of 200
Size
Art：26 × 18.3cm（10.2 x 7.2"）
Paper：A4 - 29.7 × 21cm（11.7 x 8.3"）
Framed : 33.5 × 24.5 × 2.2cm（13.1 x 9.6 x 0.8"）
Framing
Available with a Natural/Light Brown/Dark oak frame protected by a 97% UV-protected acrylic plate. (11mm)
Made in Japan
Frame type：Matting（Mat Color : White）
Medium
・100% Cotton Hahnemühle 308gms
・Archival pigmented inks
Original Media
Digital art
Finishing
・Edition number
・Artist Sign Release
Date
July 20, 2024
with Certificate of Authenticity Card (COA)
Giclee Print
A high-quality giclee print made from premium 100% cotton paper and printed with 10-color archival pigment inks for long-term storage.
Signed by the artist and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity Card (COA).
Made in Japan
The wooden frames are made of natural oak wood and are individually handmade in Japan. The materials used and the corners are carefully trimmed, resulting in a beautiful finish. In addition, the UV acrylic used blocks 97% of UV rays, allowing the art to be preserved for a long time.
Frame
Frame width: 11mm/14mm (*Varies depending on the piece.)
Frame height: 22mm
Natural Oak Wood
Frame
accessories:
97% UV-resistant acrylic, backing, hanging hardware on frame side, frame string, cover box
About Order
Limited edition prints, made to order, please confirm the following
・Each person is limited to one of each frame per order.
・This work is made to order and will be shipped approximately 4 to 5 weeks after the order is placed. I will contact you if the shipping will be delayed due to unavoidable reasons during the production process.
・The limited number of pieces is the total number of pieces ordered, including online, in-store, and at exhibitions. The online sales will end as soon as the limited number of copies online has been reached.
・The signatures and edition numbers in the images shown are samples.
・The edition number, frame type, and frame width are not available. Please check the description for the type of framing and type of frame.
・The frame is made of natural wood and may vary in color.
・The color of the picture is as close as possible to the real thing. However, the color may differ from the real thing due to your monitor settings, room lighting, etc.
・Printing is done by hand. In rare cases, there may be slight ink or small dents on the edges of the paper, or slight misalignment of the printing position, but we will deliver works that are considered acceptable. Please understand this in advance.
If you order artwork or products other than made-to-order items together, they will be shipped together after the made-to-order items are ready. If you would like to receive them as soon as possible, please order them separately.
We cannot accept the following requests after the order is completed.
・Cancellation
・Change of order contents (type or quantity)
・Wrapping
・Combined shipment of separate orders
・Change of delivery address (please contact the delivery company directly from the e-mail sent after shipment). Please contact the delivery company directly from the e-mail sent after the shipment.
Shipping
postage
After adding the item to your cart, you can calculate the shipping cost from the "Shipping Estimate" on the shopping cart page.
Giclee prints are high-quality fine art prints produced with an inkjet printer. The word "giclée" comes from the French "gicler." Giclee prints typically use specialized printers that spray tiny droplets of archival-quality ink onto a variety of substrates, including acid-free or pH-neutral paper, canvas, and fine art materials.
Valued for its accuracy in capturing subtle nuances of color and texture, reproduction of fine detail, and ability to maintain print quality and appearance over time, it allows digital artwork to be printed or reproduced with high fidelity and quality to the original. Using archival quality inks and substrates, it resists fading and aging, making it suitable for art collectors and museums. It is commonly used to reproduce paintings, illustrations, photographs, and digital artwork.
This refers to a specific number of reproductions of a work of art that are produced and sold in limited quantities. Only a specific number of copies are made for sale, and once that number is reached, no more copies will be made. Limited edition reproductions are numbered (1/100, 2/100, etc.) and signed by the artist.
Framing refers to the process of placing a work of art, such as a painting, drawing, photograph, or print, in a frame. The purpose of framing is to enhance the visual appeal and presentation of the artwork as well as to protect it from light, dust, moisture, and scratches. The choice of frame style, material, and color can have a significant impact on how the artwork appears. Overall, framing plays an important role in the display, preservation, and appreciation of fine art.
Giclee prints are high-quality fine art prints produced with an inkjet printer. The word "giclée" comes from the French "gicler." Giclee prints typically use specialized printers that spray tiny droplets of archival-quality ink onto a variety of substrates, including acid-free or pH-neutral paper, canvas, and fine art materials.
Valued for its accuracy in capturing subtle nuances of color and texture, reproduction of fine detail, and ability to maintain print quality and appearance over time, it allows digital artwork to be printed or reproduced with high fidelity and quality to the original. Using archival quality inks and substrates, it resists fading and aging, making it suitable for art collectors and museums. It is commonly used to reproduce paintings, illustrations, photographs, and digital artwork.
This refers to a specific number of reproductions of a work of art that are produced and sold in limited quantities. Only a specific number of copies are made for sale, and once that number is reached, no more copies will be made. Limited edition reproductions are numbered (1/100, 2/100, etc.) and signed by the artist.
Framing refers to the process of placing a work of art, such as a painting, drawing, photograph, or print, in a frame. The purpose of framing is to enhance the visual appeal and presentation of the artwork as well as to protect it from light, dust, moisture, and scratches. The choice of frame style, material, and color can have a significant impact on how the artwork appears. Overall, framing plays an important role in the display, preservation, and appreciation of fine art.
MATTING
Matting is a framing technique in which a matting cardboard is placed around the artwork inside the frame. It creates a visual boundary between the artwork and the frame, creating a clean, sophisticated look. It also adds depth and volume to the artwork. It draws attention to the artwork, enhances the color and composition, provides a buffer between the glass or acrylic, and helps prevent direct contact that can lead to sticking, smudging, and other damage. Overall, matting is an important aspect of fine art framing, contributing to both the visual presentation and preservation of the artwork.
FLOAT MOUNTING
A float mount is a framing technique in which an artwork or photograph is attached to a mount with a small gap between the edges of the frame so that it appears to float within the frame. In this method, the artwork is secured to the mount with hinges or other attachment techniques so that the edges of the artwork are visible. The overall effect is a clean, minimalist presentation that highlights the artwork without obscuring it. Float mounts are often used to display delicate or valuable artwork.
