What makes Pequea Creek Art Gallery Better?
Pequea Creek Art Publishing has been publishing fine art reproductions and exceptional quality Giclee Prints for nearly a decade. Our passion for the arts and our attention to detail is what makes our Giclee print shop stand out among the crowd and is the hallmark of our work.

What makes our Giclee Print Gallery different than our competitors?
We have over 15 years of experience with fine art reproduction and Giclee Printing. We are a digital art print shop who takes pride in our experience with capturing, retouching and printing digital images from original artwork.

Our experience with photo art reproduction and archival art reproduction allows us to offer a extremely high quality fine art reproductions to the consumer who might not be able to afford an original piece of art. Each print is signed and quality approved by the artist

Our online fine art gallery is your doorway to archival fine art prints and photo art reproduction. We are not a poster shop! We are a giclee print gallery. We feature Lancaster county art from our native area as well as artists throughout the country. Our collection and supported artists is ever expanding and our experience in fine art reproduction, giclee printing, photo art reproduction, and archival art reproduction is constantly improving and staying ahead of the digital art printing and giclee printing industry.

If you are an artist who is interested in having giclee printing done to offer to your clients or to sell at fairs or art shows please navigate to our “For the Artist” section from the navigation on the left. We understand you might have questions about giclee printing, photo art reproduction and archival art reproduction. That’s why we offer services that a fine art gallery or your typical giclee print gallery might not offer. As a leader in fine art reproduction Pequea Creek Publishing takes the time to explain the process of giclee printing and archival art reproduction. Take a look.

A Little About Our Giclee Printing Process.
• The first step in the process is to analyze the original art to determine the best possible lighting set up, and to make decisions regarding resolution and suitable paper stock.

• The original art is then carefully placed on the copyboard. We can capture two or three dimensional works of art as small as 4 x 5 inches or as big as 6 x 8 feet.

• Critical lighting and focus adjustments are made to insure the reproduction will be razor sharp and all the subtle color and texture nuances are captured.

• The capture process starts with a full screen preview of the original art. Adjustments to exposure, ISO and aperture settings are made. These critical adjustments are necessary to be sure there is no loss in highlight or shadow detail.

• The next step is the high resolution digital capture. This is a very specialized process and can require scanning times of over 30 minutes to collect all the data required to insure the reproduction is razor sharp and all the subtle nuances are captured.

• Our digital capture device is without compromise. It produces the largest images, the most vivid colors and the sharpest detail of any large format capture device in the world. The equipment we use is very specialized and very expensive and the results we get are incredible.

• After the image is captured, it is proofed and compared to the original art. We retouch the image as needed until it meets our exacting standards. Our goal is to make the most beautiful reproduction of the original art that is humanly and technically possible.

• After the retouching and proofing process is complete, the image is printed at extremely fine resolution to obtain the sharpest details and richest colors possible. All of our prints are produced using only the finest archival inks and acid free fine art materials.