ABOUT ME
Art is nothing less than a true gift. It has given me great happiness. I have always had a love for drawing. I guess you could say my first commission was in the third grade. I was asked to draw an Indian Mural for the back of the classroom. Everyone loved the mural. What a feeling! Art affects the way I see things, and the way I feel about the things around me. The pride that comes from knowing you have made something that others can admire. Just hearing someone say they like your work is reward enough.
I grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. I am married and have one daughter. My family and I moved to the Gold Country Of California in the late 80's.
My training in art mainly has come from reading anything, and everything pertaining to art. I had four years of art classes in high school.
My thoughts switched from art to semiconductor mask design after high school. I worked as a Sr. VLSI Mask Design Engineer for a large corportation for many years.
I enjoy doing all types of art and photography. I am always open for comments. Please feel free to contact me about my artwork.
Donna Schellack
New Giclée's
What is Giclée printing?
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"Giclée" pronounced "zhee-clay" means fine art ink jet print. The term was coined to differentiate fine art prints from commercial proofs made from similar equipment.
Giclée differs from other traditional printing methods. Posters are usually produced using offset lithography, which uses 4 colors of differing size dots to produce the colors (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black). Newspapers are produced the same way. Giclée prints have the different colors of ink mix on the surface of the paper, so the colors are bright and uniform, even when examined close up. Imagekind's Giclée printers use 8 colors of ink (cyan, light cyan, magenta, light magenta, yellow, black, light black, and light light black), so they are able to produce a wider spectrum of color than a traditional print can.
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