I Love You Right Up To The Moon And Back (No.3)

Anita Jeram – I Love You Right Up To The Moon And Back (No.3)

Background

Sometimes when you love someone very, very much, you want to find a way of describing how great your feelings are. But as Little Nutbrown Hare and Big Nutbrown Hare discover, love is not an easy thing to measure. Sam McBratney’s enchanting bedtime story ‘Guess how much I love you’ is illustrated by Anita Jeram, and is an international classic which has been translated into over 27 languages.

Anita Jeram’s beautiful illustrations were a labour of love. Even today, Anita Jeram says, “Every time I read this book, I want to cry. The story reminds me of my son, who often plays these games with me when it is time for bed.”

‘Guess How Much I Love You’ was first published in 1994 and ever since the story and illustrations have captivated adults and children the world over.

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Anita Jeram – I Love You Right Up To The Moon And Back (No.3)

What is a Giclée Print? – pronounced ‘zhee-klay’

So, a giclée print is a high quality fine art reproduction. Archival pigment inks are sprayed on to an archival fine art paper or canvas.
Because of this, Jack Duganne coined the term ‘Giclée’, since it’s a French word meaning ‘a spray or a squirt of liquid’. The term ‘giclée print’ is used to describe the giclée printing process. Accordingly, images are created from the high-resolution digital capture of original artwork. Then they are printed using archival quality inks onto archival fine art substrates. Hence, canvas and fine art papers are used to achieve giclée prints with exceptional stability and lightfastness.