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RE: [Digital BW] 2 cents for names

2004-08-15 by Perry McNeal

Hello Group,

In response, has anyone considered "Archival Ink Print"?

Perry


> [Original Message]
> From: Eclipse Agency <eclipseagency@...>
> To: <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com>
> Date: 8/14/2004 10:12:38 PM
> Subject: [Digital BW] 2 cents for names
>
> Hey Group:
>
> On many occasions, I have asked shows/galleries to suggest what they would
> call them which makes one seem considerate and accomodating instead of
> insisting on a name that will only create more questions than answer. 
Most
> prefer Giclee and if that's what they what their clients/viewers have come
> to know as inkjet prints, then I don't want to confuse and happily go
along.
>
>
> However, for those who feel that more of a distinction be made I humbly
> offer a few suggestions. If a show/catalog/website has many reproductions
> listed as Giclee, I don't want my work to seem misrepresented so I then
call
> it something else to set it apart.  For the uneducated (none my buyers are
> art critics or jurors) who may not be familiar with the term, I think
giclee
> can become just as confusing when trying to explain what my prints are.   
>
> I call them:   Fine Ink Print (Fine being for archival quality and Ink for
> being descriptive of the nature of process) or for those photographs I
have
> transformed digitally into what looks like a painting I call those:  Fine
> Photographic Ink Print  because I don't want people to think I am a
painter
> and to know that the art is based on photography.  
>
> This is used for both BW/Color prints.  By not calling them Carbon Ink
Print
> I have avoided confusion with the traditional carbon process and many
> questions of what carbon ink is and all that.  If questions of archival
> quality and ink used is raised I'm happy to inform as well.  I think most
> people just want to know it's a high quality print (not made on a cheap
home
> inkjet) and I think Fine Ink Print is short and sweet.  If you call it a
> "fine" print then I think it's assumed by both parties that the print
should
> endure and not crumble or fade.  
>
> So that's my two cents worth.  Not that I'm right or wrong, is just what I
> do and the thinking behind it.  Have enjoyed the discussion on this and
now
> I'm no longer a lurker. 
> Regards, 
> Eclipse Agency 
>
>
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