On the surface, the answer is simple -another artist. Only another artist can understand what it takes to create a work of art. Only an artist knows art is an act of creation - a conscious decision to share a vision. But not every artist can master the technical requirements of fine art reproduction. Bob Lizza can and has.

Bob Lizza is an artist. He is an exhibited oil painter. But Bob’s artistic ability isn’t confined to oil on canvas.His artistry combines all the knowledge and experience he has gained in hardware and software with an eye for color that was honed by graphic design and close to 20 years of experience in the print world.His expertise extends the boundaries of technology. Artist and master craftsman, Bob’s unique combination of skills makes the business of creating a giclée a work of art in itself.

Unlike large houses in New York or Los Angeles, where as many as 5 people touch a giclée reproduction, in Bob’s studio, only one set of hands touches the process. And in Bob’s hands, giclée reproductions become one-of-a-kind works of art. He uses his skill, talent and experience to recreate every nuance of the original image. For Bob Lizza, giclée is not just a printing process; it is the place where art and science intersect - an act of creation leading to a work of art.