His Giclée Prints are created using high-resolution inkjet printers that spray microscopic droplets of archival-grade pigment ink onto fine art paper or canvas, capturing exceptional detail, smooth color transitions, and the subtle textures of the original artwork or photograph. The papers used—often 100% cotton or alpha cellulose—are carefully selected for their texture, durability, and ability to hold vibrant color, resulting in a rich, professional finish. One of the greatest advantages of Giclée printing is its archival quality; both the pigment inks and fine art papers are engineered to resist fading and deterioration for up to 200 years (in proper lighting and display conditions). This makes Giclée prints a top choice for collectors, artists, and galleries seeking long-lasting, museum-quality reproductions that preserve the beauty and integrity of the original work over time.

Metal Photo Prints on the other hand, are created using a process called dye-sublimation, where the image is first printed onto a special transfer paper with high-quality dye-based inks. This transfer is then placed on a specially coated aluminum sheet, and through the application of heat and pressure, the image is infused directly into the metal surface. The result is a vibrant, high-definition print with exceptional detail and color depth. Because the image becomes part of the metal itself rather than sitting on top, metal prints are extremely durable and resistant to fading, moisture, scratches, and UV light, making them ideal for both indoor and outdoor display. The final product has a sleek, modern look, available in glossy or matte finishes, that enhances the sharpness and vibrancy of the original image.

Fine Art Giclée Paper Prints are available in two different series, (Premium and Signature) each with outstanding archival, long lasting and vibrant color characteristics.

1, The Premium Fine Art Gallery Prints. Are our standard prints are made of the finest archival papers available at a reasonable cost. The papers choices are: Moab Lasal Matte Paper, Epson Luster, Gloss, Metallic and Exhibition Canvas surfaces.

2. The Signature Series Museum Quality Prints. These prints produced on Hahnemühle Fine Art paper, known for its beautiful texture and durability. This 100% Rag content paper is chosen for the color richness, depth, and sharpness of the image, giving each print a gallery-quality finish. The combination of archival inks and fine art paper ensures your print will resist fading and maintain its brilliance over time — perfect for collectors and art lovers alike. These prints are available in the following finishes, Ultra Smooth Photo Rag, Photo Rag Baryta, and Satin.

For Metal Grade Prints, please contact David for specific pricing on your general size preference and display mounting options available.

Sizes, Pricing & Availability

Print pricing is based on the longest length of the image. Most of David Matyis photographs are available in standard sizing such as 11”x14”, 16×20”, up 24”x36 and larger”. There are lots of beautiful prints with non-standard sizing, Please speak with David on those specific sizes and the pricing for these prints.

Premium Print pricing, with the longest size measure are priced as: Up to >11″: $60.00,  >14″: $75.00,  >20″: $125.00,  >30″: $250.00,  >36″: $325.00

Signature Print pricing is as follows: Up to >11″: $75.00,  >14″: $90.00,  >20″: $140.00,  >30″: $280.00,  >36″: $350.00

How to Order
To purchase a print, please contact David via the Contact Form, email, or telephone. Once you’ve discussed the image, size, and details, he will send further information and an invoice to you through email for payment and processing.

If you have any questions about proportions, sizes, or availability, David is pleased to help you choose the perfect piece for you special location.