The look and thinking behind matting and framing large printed works
Matted/Framed – Irrigate 1 – digital painting -2004 – Dan Beck
I have chosen a different way of matting and framing the larger art prints. One reason is the size of the paper is less defined, so there is a larger margin around the image.
Matting with a paper revealed border still shows off the print nature and allows for a visible signature and number in the edition. It is simple and showcases the paintings by simply supporting the piece as one would want in a cherished piece of art.
So despite the fact, I am recommending that one matt and frame the large pieces in your own location – the method I use has been given a lot of thought – and therefore deserves sharing.
The above framed piece has remained one of my favorites – and warrants looking at full size.
See Also
- Irrigate 1
Options for art prints from above digital painting - Advice on Framing, Matting and Mounting Fine Art Prints, Drawings and Art Works on Paper
What reads to be generally sound advice on framing - Transcendental Frames
An interesting exhibit where the frame is part of the art
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