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Art Reproduction — Laguna Hills, CA
Giclée Printing & Art Reproduction in Orange County
Reviewed by Mahyar Haghighi, owner • Super Printers, Laguna Hills, CA • Updated July 2026
★ Scanned on the ONLY WideTEK 60ART-800 in Orange County
Giclée printing turns your original artwork into gallery-quality reproductions using archival pigment inks on acid-free fine art paper or canvas, rated to resist fading for generations — the standard museums and galleries use for reproductions. At Super Printers in Laguna Hills, every giclée starts with a museum-grade scan on the WideTEK 60ART-800, the only fine art scanner of its kind in Orange County: contact-free capture up to 1200 DPI, on originals as large as 60×80 inches, safe for framed, textured, or freshly painted work. Once your original is scanned, the master file stays on record, so you can order a single print or a full numbered edition anytime without bringing the artwork back in.
Why artists choose us
- Contact-free scanning — framed, wet, or fragile art is safe
- Up to 1200 DPI capture, originals to 60×80 inches
- Archival pigment inks & fine art papers or canvas
- Color-matched proofs before your edition prints
- Scan once — reprint on demand forever
- Prints from small editions to large-size posters
Every giclée reproduction starts with a color-managed capture on our WideTEK 60ART-800.
What Is Giclée?
Museum-Quality Prints of Your Original Art
Giclée (zhee-CLAY) is fine art printing with archival pigment inks on acid-free papers and canvas — the standard galleries and museums use for reproductions. Done right, a giclée is rated to resist fading for generations, and the quality starts with the scan: a poor capture can’t be fixed in printing. That’s why we scan on the WideTEK 60ART-800 — the only one in Orange County.
For Artists
Sell limited editions without giving up your original. One museum-grade scan lets you print on demand — any size, any quantity, whenever a collector orders.
For Galleries & Estates
Archive collections at preservation quality and offer reproductions of important works — with color fidelity that satisfies the most exacting eye.
For Collectors
Display a faithful reproduction while the original stays protected — or make museum-quality copies for family members.
Our Process
From Original to Edition in 4 Steps
1
Capture
Contact-free scan on the 60ART-800 — up to 1200 DPI, UV/IR-free LED lighting, safe for framed, textured, even wet artwork.
2
Color Match
We fine-tune the digital file against your original and print a proof — you approve the color before anything goes to production.
3Print
Archival pigment inks on your choice of fine art paper or canvas, in any size up to large format.
4
Reprint Forever
Your master file stays on record — order one print or a numbered edition anytime, with identical color every run.
Options include gallery wraps, rolled canvas, watercolor deckle-edge papers, and protective coatings. Tell us the look you want and we’ll recommend the right stock.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between giclée and a regular print?
Giclée uses archival pigment inks on acid-free fine art paper or canvas, rated to resist fading for generations — standard commercial prints use dye-based inks that fade much faster.
Do I need to bring my original every time I want a print?
No — once your original is scanned on the WideTEK 60ART-800, the master file stays on record. Order one print or a full edition anytime without bringing the artwork back in.
What sizes and materials are available?
Prints are available up to large format — including large-size posters — on your choice of fine art paper, canvas printing (including gallery wraps and rolled canvas), or watercolor prints on deckle-edge stock.
How long does an edition take?
Turnaround depends on size and quantity — request a quote and we’ll give you a specific timeline for your piece or edition.
Ready to reproduce your artwork?
Bring your original to our Laguna Hills studio — we’ll scan it while you watch, proof the color with you, and quote your edition. Worth the drive from anywhere in Southern California.