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06-21-2012, 01:13 PM
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Re: Journey - Fine Art Prints
In general giclee prints are more expensive to manufacture than lithos because each print is made on an individual basis, has a higher color resolution, luminosity and pixel resolution. It captures nuances that lithographs can't. Personally, I've purchased some game lithos in the past and was dissapointed with the quality (and therefore I started Cook & Becker
 However, not all giclees are the same (but most retailers don't tell you this). You have decor prints, gallery-grade and in our case: museum-grade giclees created with superior archival inks and techniques. We are fully aware that most people have a limited budget and I really want to try and price the game prints especially in an affordable bracket. Hence my question about Journey because I want to be able to provide some special yet affordable to a wider group. A couple of smaller ones from Killzone are currently prices at €85 or $95 for instance. Such as: http://www.candb.com/en/artwork/214/...killzone-.html Looking at the ME print, if you'd do that as a giclee you're probably looking at € 150 
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06-21-2012, 01:54 PM
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Re: Journey - Fine Art Prints
Most people would pay around $40-60 for it unframed. I know from the number of Lithographs i have bought. The Standard price for quite a few 200 (Numbered and sometimes signed runs) is around $40-60 buying from the US.
Maybe $100 for it signed depending on the quality of the frame. I would totally love some Journey pictures. Please Please Please let me know where I could get the heads up if it does come out
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06-21-2012, 04:16 PM
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Re: Journey - Fine Art Prints
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Unless something amazing comes out this year Journey will be my Game of the Year.
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