Introduction to the Fine Art Printing Process
What is Fine Art printing?
A course by Martin Del Pozo Ballesteros , Fine Art Photographer and Printer
Joined May 2019
Joined May 2019
About the video: What is Fine Art printing?
Overview
“The term Giclée came up in 1991 in the United States, and was invented by Jack Duganne (from the Nash Editions studio) to designate the first digital printing procedure for "inkjet", specific to reproduction and editing of art. In this lesson, you will learn more about this printing technique. ”
In this video lesson Martin Del Pozo Ballesteros addresses the topic: What is Fine Art printing?, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to the Fine Art Printing Process. Learn step by step how to digitally develop your photos, retouch them, and print them in fine art quality.
Partial transcription of the video
“What is fine art printing? Hello, in this lesson I will tell you about giclee printing or fine art. I will tell you what it is and I will also explain why it is advisable to use it. This process emerged in the early 1990s in the United States and the term was given by Jack Duganne of Nash Editions. But, initially, the first impression with that technique started in 89 by Graham Nash, who used an IRIS printer, which is a printer to make other types of prints. He put an Aquarelle sheet of cotton, which was for drawing, for engraving. Then he put some inks. If I'm not mistaken, it was about ei...”
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Course summary for: Introduction to the Fine Art Printing Process
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Fine Arts, Photo Retouching, Photography
Martin Del Pozo Ballesteros
A course by Martin Del Pozo Ballesteros
Martin Del Pozo Ballesteros is a fine art photographer and printer from Lima, Peru. He studied biology, and later graphic design, while doing photography on the side. He loved it so much that he decided to study photography in Buenos Aires. He began his career working in a fine art studio (one of the first), where he developed his passion for printing.
After a few years of experience, he decided to open his own workshop, CALACA Studio+Giclée, where the philosophy is to work directly with the artists and photographers. They print artists like Alberto Goldenstein, Rosana Schoijett, Cecilia Szalkowikz, Ariel Authier, Alesandra Sanguinetti, Bruno Dubner, and Nora Lezano, among others. They also collaborate with museums and galleries including the Palais de Glace, CC Recoleta, CC San Martin, FOLA, Archivo de la Memoria Trans, Galería MITE, Galería HACHE, STUDIO_488, and Nora FISCH Gallery.
In addition to his personal projects, Martín does advertising and fashion photography, and his work has been exhibited in galleries, museums, and cultural centers in Argentina, Bolivia, Mexico, Germany, and Peru.
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