329 from the Paul Kenton / 365 project, this print is part of a limited edition collection of 365 editions.
Times Square is the ever hustling bustling epicentre of New York. The guy at the centre of this piece stands still in awe, as the city around him appears to move at double time.
Mountainscapes - A Print Collection Set by Contemporary Cityscape Artist Paul Kenton. Limited Edition Giclée Reproductions on fine art paper. Available to Purchase.
“Times Square - New York”
34.5 × 54.5 cm
Giclée Reproduction on Museum Grade Paper
Limited Edition Print
Unframed
329 from the Paul Kenton / 365 project, this print is part of a limited edition collection of 365 editions.
Times Square is the ever hustling bustling epicentre of New York. The guy at the centre of this piece stands still in awe, as the city around him appears to move at double time.
Giclée (zhee-clay) is a French term, in this case meaning “spray of ink”. A giclée is a means of reproducing an original. It is not an original graphic but a fine quality reproduction print. Giclée prints render deep, saturated colours and have a beautiful painterly quality that retains minute detail, subtle tints and blends. The 365 prints are reproduced on high quality, museum grade papers, using premium light fast inks.
The production of a giclée print is not an automatic process. The human touch is critical in several phases of the giclée process. First the giclée prints began as Paul’s original art. Second the work was photographed in studio conditions using a Leica M240 50mb camera. Each artwork was then meticulously colour corrected. That colour correction requires an experienced eye and touch in making the proper adjustments in tone, contrast, sharpness and other factors to produce a print that faithfully reproduces the original. Third, in matching the computer image with the final print, a practised eye must make adjustments for the best results. And last, the printer itself needs steady attention to produce consistent, quality results. In short, the human hand is part of every step of the giclée process, with Paul himself overseeing each one. Indeed, the difference between a quality giclée print and one that is not, lies almost entirely in the human involvement and craftsmanship.
Giclée (zhee-clay) is a French term, in this case meaning “spray of ink”. A giclée is a means of reproducing an original. It is not an original graphic but a fine quality reproduction print. Giclée prints render deep, saturated colours and have a beautiful painterly quality that retains minute detail, subtle tints and blends. The 365 prints are reproduced on high quality, museum grade papers, using premium light fast inks.
The production of a giclée print is not an automatic process. The human touch is critical in several phases of the giclée process. First the giclée prints began as Paul’s original art. Second the work was photographed in studio conditions using a Leica M240 50mb camera. Each artwork was then meticulously colour corrected. That colour correction requires an experienced eye and touch in making the proper adjustments in tone, contrast, sharpness and other factors to produce a print that faithfully reproduces the original. Third, in matching the computer image with the final print, a practised eye must make adjustments for the best results. And last, the printer itself needs steady attention to produce consistent, quality results. In short, the human hand is part of every step of the giclée process, with Paul himself overseeing each one. Indeed, the difference between a quality giclée print and one that is not, lies almost entirely in the human involvement and craftsmanship.
A series of Limited Edition Print Collection Sets from Paul's 365 Project.
Specially curated by Paul, the artworks within each set have been carefully selected to complement each other and make a statement when hung together as a group.
"Times Square - New York" is part of the following Collection(s):