Make a print Large.

Giclée (jee-clay) is a French word meaning “to spray or to squirt ink” .
This method of printing was developed as a means for digital printing for fine art prints. Sometimes this type of printing is referred to as an “Iris Print” (after the original machine that produced the print). This technological advancement for Fine Art Printing has a resolution higher than the traditional 4-color offset or lithography printing.

Large format printing is often used to create limited quantities of posters prints, window display ads and trade show signage. At Nikko Media we can mount these prints to substrates such as: Foamcore, Gatorboard and plastics like Sintra. All these substrates come in in various colors, sizes and thickness. For extra protection a layer of lamination can be added.

Marketing companies, art museums, graphics designers and artists are common purchasers of these kind of products.

Many options are available so please call us at 206.343.0942 to discuss your next large format project.