The mediums I use for my original artwork

are acrylic on canvas, acrylic and pencil on board,

pencil and pen and ink.  

I also do my own printing using Giclee

with archival ink, paper and canvas.

What is a Giclee print?

A GiClee (zhee-clay) is an individually produced,

high-resolution, high-fidelity reproduction

 done on a special large format printer.

They are produced from digital scans of existing artwork

and can be printed on any number of media,

from canvas to watercolor paper to transparent acetates.

The colors are brighter, last longer, and are so high-resolution

that they are virtually continuous tone, rather than tiny dots.

 The images have all the tonality

 and hues of the original painting.

They are printed on museum type Acid Free,

Archival Pigmented Ink, and UV resistant.

Images printed have a life span

of about 200 years before fading.

When printed on canvas they are the closest reproduction

to an original artwork.

 Monument Valley

South rim Grand Canyon