The Color Group

Happy 2026! A reminder that with our successful photo studio approaching its first year of operation, we take in all sizes of artwork for professional photographic capture. This way of digitally capturing art gives you a clear path toward showing your professional intent.

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We here at The Color Group are pleased to wrap up a highly successful year! Within 2025, we have completed the largest print order to date with The Chosen and Annie Leibovitz photography.

We added a new 44" printer to our fleet of printers! This makes larger jobs much easier to manage, and our 60" printer continues to purr like a kitten.

We have honed our skills in ways that is making us much more efficient in our work, which is super important since we are running with the smallest team we've ever had! This is a good thing! And, it has made us a tighter, more involved team of true professionals.

Our customers continue to inspire us! We began showcasing on facebook and instagram the artists who work with us, and the process with which we capture their work. Our goal is to showcase a different artist every couple weeks.

Props to our newest team member Beth Lukas, who joined us in March. She comes to us with an art background paired with wicked organizational skills that culminates in a most excellent project manager.

We're running leaner and meaner (but actually nicer) in 2025, and we're looking forward to a prosperous 2026.

Cheers from The Color Group team!

We are ready to put this massive giclée print project on a pallet and ship them off to New York to be signed by the artist!

We will give the full details of this exquisite project when we are given the green light.

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One giant print job is taking up significant resources here, and we couldn't be happier! This li'l pile of prints represents about half of what we're cranking out per day.

This, plus our new photo studio is up, running, and capturing your artwork in exquisite detail!

We will announce what the heck this job is when we are allowed!

In the meantime, here is some clarity on the term 'giclée printing':

Giclée is an oddball reference to the French verb 'gicler,' which means 'to sq**rt' or 'to spray'. It's not the prettiest of French words, but some words have to perform the inglorious task of explaining things plainly.

The reference to spraying is on-point, as it is referring to the print heads on printers that create these prints. The ink is literally sprayed on the paper in a highly-controlled and repeatable action, which is why prints don't vary over time.

In the sense of the industry, 'Giclée Print' is only applicable when a certified archival substrate (paper, canvas, etc.) is printed on with certified archival inks. Anything other than that is not a giclée print.

Enter...The Color Group.

Everything we print here is certified archival substrates and inks. Also, we care a lot!

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