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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by Studiocromie on Nov 3, 2009 16:51:00 GMT 1, www.studiocromie.org/gallery.php?id_art=135&original=S
we just uploaded these files. these pictures were made here in Grottaglie for Fame festival 09.
they cost 1350 euros each except for the trptych that costs 1800 euros
thanks a lot! angelo
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neale
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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by neale on Nov 3, 2009 16:56:58 GMT 1, Great prints but owch! the price
Great prints but owch! the price
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kennas
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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by kennas on Nov 3, 2009 17:01:23 GMT 1, Interesting to see they are Giclee prints instead of the normal photo prints. Any chance of some pics of them Angelo?
Interesting to see they are Giclee prints instead of the normal photo prints. Any chance of some pics of them Angelo?
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Studiocromie
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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by burntcandy on Nov 3, 2009 18:35:23 GMT 1, Studio Crombie, are the best edition/print house in this field right now, they beat POW/SOS/BRP hands down on quality, artists and service.
HUGE respect to you guys.
Studio Crombie, are the best edition/print house in this field right now, they beat POW/SOS/BRP hands down on quality, artists and service.
HUGE respect to you guys.
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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by Happy Shopper on Nov 3, 2009 21:48:47 GMT 1, Lovely. Cheaper than Andipa, but these are ink jet prints... so I'm not sure!
Lovely. Cheaper than Andipa, but these are ink jet prints... so I'm not sure!
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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by sug on Nov 3, 2009 21:57:48 GMT 1, How do these differ from the prints?
How do these differ from the prints?
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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by Studiocromie on Nov 4, 2009 0:54:48 GMT 1, hello guys
these are glicee prints, the printing process is the same of all the other glicee prints. i can tell you that the quality is really really nice. i wish i could show you better.
anyway, they come already framed (with the frames you've seen in the pictures linked above) and they all come with a smaller picture of the context where they where shot!
thanks a lot angelo
hello guys
these are glicee prints, the printing process is the same of all the other glicee prints. i can tell you that the quality is really really nice. i wish i could show you better.
anyway, they come already framed (with the frames you've seen in the pictures linked above) and they all come with a smaller picture of the context where they where shot!
thanks a lot angelo
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nacional
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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by nacional on Nov 4, 2009 11:56:25 GMT 1, No disrespect meant, but is a Slink ink jet print really worth 1350 euros to anyone???
No disrespect meant, but is a Slink ink jet print really worth 1350 euros to anyone???
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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by sug on Nov 4, 2009 20:26:45 GMT 1, Aren't the prints Giclee as well?
Aren't the prints Giclee as well?
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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by Agent Provocateur on Nov 4, 2009 20:59:22 GMT 1, Ayup, just my two'penneth worth, buuut...
Giclee prints, that's any giclee is a (posh) inkjet print. In the past these type of prints were called something else (can't remember the name tho... possibly 'iris print') and used mainly in the graphic design / photography industry.
Then, because they were being used more and more to print limited edition art prints, the manufacturers decided a better name was needed and giclee was born.
They are no ordinary inkjet print tho, they are done on a precision large format printer with a specific range of maybe 8 eight coloured inks. These inks are (possibly) water or vegetable based but definitely guaranteed light fast for a long time.
I am sure there's some people on here who are a lot more knowledgeable than me who can probably put me right with some of these points ;D
What I think is the big point with giclee prints tho IS NOT the actual giclee printer but the quality of the digital image being printed. If you take an average digital photo it will still look average when printed. If you get a professional digital photo then the giclee print will really shine.
I've seen slink prints and they are exquisitely printed, no one should be worried at all
But you can't sue me if you buy one and don't like ... arse safely covered
Ayup, just my two'penneth worth, buuut... Giclee prints, that's any giclee is a (posh) inkjet print. In the past these type of prints were called something else (can't remember the name tho... possibly 'iris print') and used mainly in the graphic design / photography industry. Then, because they were being used more and more to print limited edition art prints, the manufacturers decided a better name was needed and giclee was born. They are no ordinary inkjet print tho, they are done on a precision large format printer with a specific range of maybe 8 eight coloured inks. These inks are (possibly) water or vegetable based but definitely guaranteed light fast for a long time. I am sure there's some people on here who are a lot more knowledgeable than me who can probably put me right with some of these points ;D What I think is the big point with giclee prints tho IS NOT the actual giclee printer but the quality of the digital image being printed. If you take an average digital photo it will still look average when printed. If you get a professional digital photo then the giclee print will really shine. I've seen slink prints and they are exquisitely printed, no one should be worried at all But you can't sue me if you buy one and don't like ... arse safely covered
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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by notworthit on Nov 4, 2009 21:06:09 GMT 1, unless I'm mistaken, the normsl prints are C-type prints which are the norm for reproducing photographs. They do not have the gamut of a giclee and as a result cannot reproduce as many colours or the depth. A proper giclee isn't just an inkjet. It's widely regarded as THE closest thing visually to an original as possible.
unless I'm mistaken, the normsl prints are C-type prints which are the norm for reproducing photographs. They do not have the gamut of a giclee and as a result cannot reproduce as many colours or the depth. A proper giclee isn't just an inkjet. It's widely regarded as THE closest thing visually to an original as possible.
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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by Agent Provocateur on Nov 4, 2009 21:10:49 GMT 1, Cheers notworthit... knew someone would know more than me. Not to get too boring but is the wider gamut due to the amount of different inks the printer uses? Like light and dark black etc
Cheers notworthit... knew someone would know more than me. Not to get too boring but is the wider gamut due to the amount of different inks the printer uses? Like light and dark black etc
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curiousgeorge
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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by curiousgeorge on Nov 4, 2009 21:17:42 GMT 1, CMYK 4 colour , CcMmYK 6 colour (lower case denotes light shades)
CMYK 4 colour , CcMmYK 6 colour (lower case denotes light shades)
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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by Agent Provocateur on Nov 4, 2009 21:29:15 GMT 1, Thanks curiousgeorge, strangely Mrs AP loves me being a geek
Back to the work, love'em, my fave on the site is 'Branded', although I haven't really seen one that doesn't work on some level.
Thanks curiousgeorge, strangely Mrs AP loves me being a geek Back to the work, love'em, my fave on the site is 'Branded', although I haven't really seen one that doesn't work on some level.
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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by G-Man on Nov 4, 2009 23:16:49 GMT 1, I'm sure that they are amazing in the flesh but over a grand buys you a lot of art out there
I like Slink's work but have to say thet I prefer it in a book to on the wall
I'm sure that they are amazing in the flesh but over a grand buys you a lot of art out there
I like Slink's work but have to say thet I prefer it in a book to on the wall
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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by Happy Shopper on Nov 5, 2009 0:13:13 GMT 1, A C-Type Print is an actual photographically produced print... on chemically treated photographic paper. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromogenic_color_print
A "Giclee" is a fancy name invented for an ink jet print. Accepted by the art world as high quality, but non the less an invented word to make it sound more valuable. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giclee
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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by notworthit on Nov 5, 2009 2:15:20 GMT 1,
Mug.
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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by welikestatic on Nov 5, 2009 9:24:30 GMT 1, Either way, i love the coke can image and the washing line... just wish i could afford one.
Either way, i love the coke can image and the washing line... just wish i could afford one.
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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by Happy Shopper on Nov 5, 2009 15:32:02 GMT 1,
Well, you can start name calling but a fact is a fact.
Well, you can start name calling but a fact is a fact.
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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by snausages on Nov 5, 2009 16:00:08 GMT 1, unless I'm mistaken, the normsl prints are C-type prints which are the norm for reproducing photographs. They do not have the gamut of a giclee and as a result cannot reproduce as many colours or the depth. A proper giclee isn't just an inkjet. It's widely regarded as THE closest thing visually to an original as possible. I have a hard time believing any of the 'widely regarded' information above except that c-type prints are the norm for reproducing photographs. Ink jets are comprised of small dots, i.e. not continuous tone, although I'm sure they're getting better and better I'm utterly shocked to learn that photographs can't produce the depth of a giclee. Says who?
unless I'm mistaken, the normsl prints are C-type prints which are the norm for reproducing photographs. They do not have the gamut of a giclee and as a result cannot reproduce as many colours or the depth. A proper giclee isn't just an inkjet. It's widely regarded as THE closest thing visually to an original as possible. I have a hard time believing any of the 'widely regarded' information above except that c-type prints are the norm for reproducing photographs. Ink jets are comprised of small dots, i.e. not continuous tone, although I'm sure they're getting better and better I'm utterly shocked to learn that photographs can't produce the depth of a giclee. Says who?
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Slinkachu originals now available on studiocromie, by notworthit on Nov 5, 2009 19:28:24 GMT 1, unless I'm mistaken, the normsl prints are C-type prints which are the norm for reproducing photographs. They do not have the gamut of a giclee and as a result cannot reproduce as many colours or the depth. A proper giclee isn't just an inkjet. It's widely regarded as THE closest thing visually to an original as possible. I have a hard time believing any of the 'widely regarded' information above except that c-type prints are the norm for reproducing photographs. Ink jets are comprised of small dots, i.e. not continuous tone, although I'm sure they're getting better and better I'm utterly shocked to learn that photographs can't produce the depth of a giclee. Says who?
Sorry mate, but you're completely wrong. Giclee's aren't composed of small dots. the ink is sprayed and mixes before it dries creating a continuous tone, take a lupe to a top quality giclee and youll be hard pushed to find a dot. That added to the difference in achievable gamut makes a giclee far better representaton of an image than a c-type.
unless I'm mistaken, the normsl prints are C-type prints which are the norm for reproducing photographs. They do not have the gamut of a giclee and as a result cannot reproduce as many colours or the depth. A proper giclee isn't just an inkjet. It's widely regarded as THE closest thing visually to an original as possible. I have a hard time believing any of the 'widely regarded' information above except that c-type prints are the norm for reproducing photographs. Ink jets are comprised of small dots, i.e. not continuous tone, although I'm sure they're getting better and better I'm utterly shocked to learn that photographs can't produce the depth of a giclee. Says who? Sorry mate, but you're completely wrong. Giclee's aren't composed of small dots. the ink is sprayed and mixes before it dries creating a continuous tone, take a lupe to a top quality giclee and youll be hard pushed to find a dot. That added to the difference in achievable gamut makes a giclee far better representaton of an image than a c-type.
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