Giclée
It is pronounced "zhee-clay". Go ahead and try it a few times...you¹ll get the hang of it. Giclée is a French term roughly meaning "spray of ink", which describes the digital printing process.
What Is A Giclée?
A giclée is a high resolution digital print made from an archival ink
and media combination. Giclée is also a recognized fine art print category
like lithographs and serigraphs. Giclée is considered the world's best
technique for reproducing original works of art and for printing digitally created
art and fine art photography..
Giclée Prints Are Better?
Giclée prints look and feel like original art. Since giclée printmaking
is digital throughout the entire process, there is much more control of color
and greater opportunity for artist interaction. Color is much richer and more
saturated than other types of printing. Prints are made on real artist materials
such as watercolor papers and canvas. Prints are a combination of continuous
tone and stochastic screen patterns which makes it difficult to distinguish
between giclée prints and original artwork. Giclée provides higher
resolution and more reproducible colors than other printmaking techniques.