Giclée fine art prints showcase a luminosity and brilliance that faithfully represents Wyland's original artwork, surpassing other fine art reproduction techniques available today. The combination of the finest quality canvas and inks elevates giclée reproductions to a level that rivals the beauty and detail of the original artwork itself. The French word "giclée" means "to spray," which describes how the oil-based proprietary inks are jetted onto the canvas. This combination of specially formulated inks and a unique printing system produces an unquestionably high-quality fine art print. The artist prefers canvas and watercolor paper, the most popular printing surfaces for this method. Unlike traditional printmaking techniques, which use pigments, giclée prints are made from dyes that offer up to 30 times more longevity than their traditional counterparts.