Our serigraphs are high quality limited edition screen prints using acrylic or oil based poster inks on Arches 88 or other heavyweight 100% cotton paper. They are individually hand made by artist Steve Giroux, one color at a time, to produce a work of art. The process demands great skill and expertise, and was first made popular as an art form by pop artist Andy Warhol. The advantages of using serigraphy over other printing methods are a greater depth of color, texture and detail.

The serigraphic process offers techniques that are unachievable in other printing methods. It is capable of printing heavy layers of ink and producing a surface of texture. Large areas of flat color are best printed in this way which is known for its rich and vibrant hues.

One of our serigraphs is currently appearing as part of the “Palettes of Vermont” exhibition presented by the Vermont Arts Council. The project has more than 37,000 Vermonters participating in it. (Press Release)

Palettes of Vermont is a project designed to unite people and communities through the arts. Since the beginning 2006 more than 7,000 Vermont maple palettes and 30,000 die-cut paper palettes have been distributed to participants in every part of the state of Vermont. Palettes have been created using different types of media or have been incorporated into other creative activities. From Memorial Day through October 2006, the palettes will be exhibited in more than 100 Vermont communities.

Please feel free look through our online gallery to view more of our serigraphs; if you see a serigraph that you like, please contact us about the availability of serigraphs for purchase, or with any other comments or questions that you might have.

Art when really understood is the province of every human being. It is simply a question of doing things, anything, well. It is not an outside, extra thing. - Robert Henri “The Art Spirit”