A ‘Giclée’ (pronounced jee-clay) is a form of digital art that is rapidly gaining attention among artists and consumers alike. The most common use of this technology is as a reproduction, issued as a limited edition. Here the colours are meticulously calibrated on a computer to match the original work, and then digitally printed onto a conventional surface such as canvas or watercolour paper. This process is generally done under the supervision of the artist, to ensure that the integrity of the original work is captured. The resulting image is very impressive in its depth, resolution and colour.