Prices on original artworks include framing. Giclee* editions (unframed), have prices, image sizes and availability listed. Shipping fees vary, and are additional. All prices are in Canadian dollars.

Giclée (pronounced Gee'clay) Printing generates reproductions of the highest quality and longevity. Giclée means "spraying" or "squirting" in French. This process makes use of archival pigmented inks and fine archival art papers, i.e., canvas, or watercolour paper. These giclée prints are produced by an experienced printer, using an Epson inkjet printer with professional grade nozzles. Each image is first captured by a scanner or camera, which is then proofed by the artist before being printed. The final image has all the tonalities and hues of the original painting. As with a watercolour painting, the print should be hung out of direct sunlight.