Thank you for choosing quality art prints from PastelBrush!
Here are three reasons why our gallery stands out when it comes to the quality of our products and services
1. The unmatched quality of Giclée prints
The term Giclée, derived from the French word Gicleur, was coined in 1991 by printmaker Jack Duganne to describe digital art prints created with inkjet technology. Giclée printing is the most advanced method for high-quality art reproductions and is widely used by galleries, museums, and collectors. Unlike ordinary prints, a Giclée is produced using professional, pigment-based inks. Our Premium Fine Art 380g/m² canvas absorbs the ink in layers, resulting in depth, vibrant colors, sharp details, and a lifelike “painted” appearance. Each print captures the texture and brushstrokes of the original artwork, giving it the feel of an original painting—but at a more accessible price. Every Giclée is made in stages, varnished like a handmade painting, and guaranteed to last at least 100 years, with inks that resist fading better than traditional photo prints.
2. Originality in every piece
Unlike galleries that offer generic prints pulled from the internet, every painting at PastelBrush is original, unique, and cannot be found elsewhere. Our team creates each artwork to bring originality and character to any space. Many of our pieces are designed in collaboration with interior designers to create a specific atmosphere, evoke emotions, or enhance the feeling of well-being in a room, tailored to both the painting and the personality of the viewer.
3. Personalized support to choose the perfect artwork
Not sure which painting fits your space best? Send us photos of the room where you plan to display the artwork, along with the wall dimensions (length x height), and we’ll provide free personalized assistance. We can even virtually place selected paintings on your wall so you can see exactly how they’ll look before making a decision. Contact us at contact@pastelbrush.com—we’re here to help you find the perfect piece for your home.