Various Sizes giclée print of Arthur's Seat.
A giclée print is high quality digital print using pigmented ink on high quantity paper. If it is a digital print but it's not giclée its probably not as good quality. Giclée prints have a long lifespan and may be expected to last between 80 to 200 years. They are archival museum quality prints.
My prints are produced at Bare Branding in Leith . I use Omega Rag 310 paper and they are printed  using an Epson Surecolor SC-P9000 printer and Epson Surecolor inks.
Each print comes in a sealed cello bag with a pH neutral backing board. Corrugated card or grey card backing boards are inferior  as they may leach chemicals into the print and shorten its lifespan .

This print is taken from an original oil painting measuring approximately 24 x 32 cm. Painted on canvas using Winsor and Newton Artist quality and Micheal Harding oil paint.
The original oil painting was scanned using an Epson Expression 12000XL Pro A3 flatbed scanner to ensure the best quality reproduction possible.

Arthur's Seat hill rises above the city of Edinburgh to a height of 250.5 m (822 ft) above sea level. It is popular destination for locals and tourists and affords magnificent views of the city and its environs. Many people will have fond memories of their visit to the capital and a walk up Arthur's  Seat . At the height of Summer if the weather is fine it's possible to walk up to the top at midnight as it doesn't get properly dark.
This particular view of Arthur's Seat is from North Bridge with Jeffrey Street in the middle distance on a lovely sunny summer afternoon.

This print would form a nice pair with "Arthurs Seat Winter" as they are both from simillat viewpoints.

This small A5 print will fit nicely into an A5 frame but looks even better in an A4 window mount (with an A5 aperture). Both of these options allows the prospective buyer to purchase an off the shelf frame without the expense of bespoke framing.

Each print has been signed on the back by the artist.
This is an open edition print  at a modest price as I don't wish to artificially restrict the availability of my art.