Carmen Borrasé

Here you can see the paintings that currently could be printed as a Giclee.

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They are printed on a special canvas, with archival and highly pigmented inks, using high resolution images of the paintings,  and then sealed with a special varnish when dry to protect them.

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Then they can be mounted on wooden stretcher bars, that can be displayed just like that or framed to the owners preference.

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The print could be also rolled and mailed to you in a tube, and you can take it to be mounted and framed.

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The editions are very small, and the price is a fraction of the cost of an original. 

I take painstaking care along with my master printer in Portland Oregon, to adjust the digital image to achieve the closest likeness to the original. Because the surface of my paintings is very smooth as far as physical texture, at first glance even other painters can't tell the difference between the original and the giclee.

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