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Why Artists Create Canvas Giclee Art Reproductions

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Summary: Artists choose to create canvas giclee art reproductions for a variety of reasons. Find out why artists choose canvas over paper with expertise from a professional artist in this free giclee video clip.

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"Hi, I'm JK Dooley. I'm a professional artist and we’re going to talk a little bit, just some good reasons to produce a giclee. And it doesn't really matter whether you choose paper or you choose canvas. An excellent reason first is if you are an artist and you want people to find you out there and to see your product, this is a great marketing tool. It allows you to get your product out there, more people can see it. And especially with the internet now you can be seen in a lot of different places. So, marketing is good. It's a very versatile product. You can use it for a number of different things. It's a great gift. Obviously you can sell it. There's a number of reasons why a giclee is a great thing for you to do, and the marketability is probably the biggest. So that's pretty much all I know about giclees right now and we can again, just to wrap it up a little bit before we get into stretching. You can put it on paper, or you can put it on canvas. And you can see those two very different looks. And you just need to decide which one you like best and which one you have the market for. And the next thing we're going to talk about then is stretching the canvas."

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