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Giclee Technique

Jill Brookman has been painting all her life. Her artwork is a highly individual decorative appeal of cubist inspired tonal hues, prismatic planes and refractions. Noted for her vibrant use of color, abstract form and movement. Her paintings achieve their brilliance through the the combinations of strong colors and shapes.

She has exhibited in both solo and group shows.

Now her artwork is available in a limited number of high quality Giclee reproductions of her original acrylic paintings on museum quality canvas.

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This artwork is for sale to everyone who enjoys this unique art form.
To purchase one or more of these works, or you just want to talk with Jill,
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Santa Fe

On canvas 22″ x 28″
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New Orleans
On canvas 22″ x 28″
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Nana’s Garden

On canvas 18″ x 24″

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Mrs. Art Deco

On canvas 24″x 30″

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The Giclee technique is not a screen print, as no screens are involved. The prints therefore have a higher resolution then Lithographs. It is a sophisticated, fine art production, utilizing the digital printer’s highest resolution. The dynamic color range is similar to a serigraph.

In the Giclee process, a fine stream of ink, with more then 4 million droplets per second, is sprayed into actual canvas. The results is similar to, but much finer than an Air Brush technique. Each canvas is carefully hand mounted on a drum that rotates during the printing process. Exact calculations of hue, value and density direct the four-inked nozzles. The method created a combination of 512 chromatic changes resulting in over three million possible colors of highly saturated, nontoxic water-based inks. The process offers a protective coating to ensure quality standards for the discriminating art collector.

Mr. Art Deco

On canvas 30″ x 24″

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