With a choice of high-quality papers and printing processes to choose from, both Giclee and C-Type printing offer a variety of finishes most suitable for a specific artwork.

 Giclee hand-picked archival art papers have an archivial life of 80 years, consisting of 11 inks (CMYK colour model) with higher dots per square inch (2880 x 1440 dpi).

Epsom Semi Gloss is often chosen for its photographic aesthetics, vibrant colour reproduction, High contrast and robust feel. Its semi-gloss, flat surface lends the artwork a photographic and yet subtle painterly feel of a fine art print.

It's a light weight paper (260 gsm) and the surface is resin coated making it a strong paper with an extra smooth texture.

Hahnemuhle German Etching is a heavy weight paper (310 gsm) with a slightly warm base tone and a strong mottled texture. This creates a print with strong colours and deep blacks that feel rich and High in contrast because the texture of the paper enables it to hold more ink and capture light. With its heavier paper weight (310 gsm) and strong texture, it gives an artwork a more handmade crafted feel.

C-Type printing also has a variety of papers effects.

Fuji Matt is a Fuji crystal archive paper with a semi-matt finish. The paper is coated with a slightly stippled texture giving a very natural photographic finish with subtle colour. A great versatile and natural paper (231 gsm) which maintains colour in a very natural way with a slight sheen/satin smooth texture.

Fuji Gloss is a professional colour paper from the Fuji crystal archive range, with a gloss finish which accentuates the colour to give a punchy rich feel. This gives your image more contrast, glossiness and a punchier colour feel when compared to Fuji Matt, although it maintains tonal properties and accurate reproduction while having High durability and smooth textured paper (255 gsm).

Fuji Flex a.k.a Supergloss has a plastic feel to the paper with a warm base colour and an ultra High gloss finish, giving luxurious rich colours. With very High deep blacks and High visual contrast, it makes it a good choice for 'dark night' scenes. The paper texture is extra smooth (255 gsm).

Kodak Metallic has a rich metallic base and the colours have a reflective, metallic, and three-dimensional feel. High mid-tones and highlights add luminosity and irredescence to a smooth textured paper (242 gsm). 

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