Magicienne aux animaux II by Svetà MARLIER - Digigraphie
Digigraphie is the new quality standard that replaces lithography with a fully digital process. Digigraphie® is recognized for its color rendering and durability. This quality label is used by museums and leading contemporary artists.
digigraphy print.
The Digigraphy process
Digitization- The original work (oil painting or watercolor) is scanned in very high definition in a specialized laboratory.
- Contactless scanning tables are used.
- The work is carried out by professionals in the presence of the artist.
- A digital file is obtained for further processing.
Colorimetric retouching or "Chromie"
- The artist reworks the digital file using editing software.
- White balance, color balance, light and contrast levels are adjusted.
- The goal is to achieve the best color match to the original.
The test phases
- The file is sent to a certified Digigraphie laboratory.
- "Test strips" are printed on the chosen support (often a specially primed canvas).
- The artist verifies the print by comparing it directly with the original work.
- Several adjustments and tests are usually necessary.
Artist's Trials
- Three artist's proofs (EA1, EA2, EA3) are printed separately.
- These tests allow final adjustments to be made.
- They are either kept by the artist or sold as "Special Editions".
The final impression
- The first prints are produced by the laboratory.
- Each print is hand signed and numbered by the artist.
- A certificate of authenticity accompanies each reproduction.
- The print has two signatures: that of the original work (printed) and that of the print (handwritten).

















