Our Process

Museum-quality printing. Built to last.

Every Art of Altitude print is produced using fine art Giclée printing — the same process used by galleries and museums worldwide. We pair archival materials with expert production to deliver prints that look stunning and stand the test of time.

What is Giclée printing?

Giclée printing is a fine art digital printing process that uses high-resolution inkjet technology with archival inks and premium papers. Originally developed in the 1990s, it has become the gold standard for reproducing artwork with exceptional detail, color accuracy, and longevity.

Artists, galleries, and museums rely on Giclée printing for limited-edition prints that closely match the quality of original work. Every Art of Altitude print is produced at 300 DPI or higher, delivering sharp, crisp detail in every piece.

High Resolution

Produced at 300 DPI or higher, delivering sharp, crisp detail in every print.

Premium Paper

Acid-free, archival paper prevents yellowing and preserves the integrity of the artwork for decades.

Archival Inks

Pigment-based inks offer a wide color gamut and long-lasting vibrancy, resisting fading for decades.

Color Accuracy

Precision color management ensures prints stay true to the original artwork in every detail.

The Paper

Archival Matte Fine Art Paper

Smooth, acid-free, and built to last. Our matte paper eliminates glare, delivers rich color, and won't yellow over time. Made in the U.S. with pigment-based Giclée printing.

Weight

230 gsm

Thickness

11 mil

Finish

Smooth Matte

Color

Bright White

Material

100% α-Cellulose

Method

Giclée Inkjet

The Frame

Premium framing, ready to hang.

Every framed print arrives assembled, protected, and ready to hang. Every frame is solid oak, finished in one of four ways, paired with real glass for a clean, gallery-ready presentation.