what is the Giclée

Giclée is a technique that allows the painter to save a lot of time. It is essentially based on a digital print on canvas which is then retouched or completely traced by the painter, probably in Vermeer's Camera Obscura and on the tissue paper sketches of the painters of the 16th century.
Very often it is not mentioned because the painter completely traces the painting with the colors so it is no longer visible to the eye but in reality it is a very used technique and many painters use it.
Piero uses it often but his creativity begins even before digital printing, with programs such as Photoshop, which are used to create the digital image to be printed. Then we move on to printing on canvas. Piero uses oil colors to create the sky, then moves on to the glazes and finally touches up all the details, in this way the painting becomes unique and unrepeatable but the underlying print greatly reduces the work time allowing you to create paintings with advantageous prices without losing the 'art