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With over 35 years in the creative industry, Boid creates playful and satirical prints that highlight the oddities of everyday life. His witty titles and sharp eye for social quirks bring humour to small gestures and public rituals.

He uses contemporary digital processes to produce textured, expressive works filled with bold colour and strong shapes. Each piece carries surface detail that rewards a closer look.

Boid balances visual wit with formal clarity. His image-led, tightly composed artworks reflect careful digital preparation, proofing, and production. As a result, his finished pieces feel at home in both private collections and public spaces.

Approachable, cheeky, and thoughtfully presented, his work aims to spark a smile, invite conversation, and remain in the memory.

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What Is Giclée Printing?

Giclée printing is a fine art printing method that creates museum-quality reproductions of original artworks and photography. The word “giclée” comes from the French term gicler, meaning “to spray,” which refers to how the ink is applied. Instead of traditional printing, giclée uses high-resolution inkjet technology to spray millions of tiny pigment particles onto archival-quality paper or canvas.

How Giclée Printing Works

Unlike standard prints, which may fade over time, giclée prints use archival pigment-based inks combined with acid-free materials. This process ensures not only exceptional colour accuracy but also remarkable durability. When displayed correctly, giclée prints can last for more than a century without noticeable fading.

Why Giclée Prints Stand Out

Detail and Precision – Every brushstroke, texture, and tonal variation is faithfully reproduced.

Vibrant Colours – Wide-gamut inks capture the full richness of the original artwork.

Longevity – Fade-resistant materials make them suitable for both collectors and galleries.

Professional Standard – Giclée has become the benchmark for limited-edition fine art prints worldwide.