--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "lovelipp" <ArleneLoveL@a...> wrote: > I use UT7 inks on a 7600. I have to identify the medium for > exhibition. Carbon on cotton? Micro-piezo inkjet prints? It has been > suggested I call them Giclee, since that word has cachet with certain > clients (but which I don't like). I've been calling my old quadtones > printed on a 3000 "micro-piezo inkjet prints," but my gallery says > that's too long. I'd sure like to hear how you name this medium. > Happy printing, > Arlene There is no standard. So here's a few suggestions. - Carbon Pigment Print (my choice) - Carbon pigment on cotton paper. - Carbon inkjet, Archival carbon inkjet - Carbon based pigment prints - Archival inkjet prints Clyde Butcher calls his prints: - Digital Prints - Fine Art Inkjet Prints There are surely other choices. Giclee, amongts other meaning, is simply another meaning for inkjet print. That's the last word I would use. It's pretentious and pedantic.
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Re: what to call these prints?
2004-08-03 by Andre
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