Art Lesson #5 - Mounting Paintings, Painted on Canvas board or Panel
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- Опубліковано 3 гру 2012
- www.jonpeters.com/ Artist will often paint on canvas board ¼ plywood or even matt board. And that is fine, but if you want to display the painting in a float frame the painting will need to be mounted to something a little heaver like ½ plywood.
In this video I show how to mount a painting so that the painting can be displayed in a walnut float frame. Some the tools that you will need are wood glue, a chop saw, or circular saw, a hot glue gun, a screw gun, and a few 1" screws - Навчання та стиль
Thank you Jon for sharing your knowledge. Have been asking around and no-one's willing to share what they know. You're a lifesaver!
Jon thank you. I have ability but was drawing blanks esp on framing & or mounting canvas board. I esp like the gap/relief between the frame & work it adds depth, dimension, character, and definition. brilliant
I recently started painting and this video is a great help as I was wondering how to display some of my work when I get decent enough, thanks!
Fabulous and really do-able! Thanks.
Thank you so much for the great tips! You are a very good teacher.
awesome! thanks for sharing. i was looking into how to frame my canvas panels. nice work!
Another great tutorial, thanks
useful? OM goodness, you just instantly became an answer to prayer, I found your video on the framing of canvas work, watched it in awe, and thought, but how do I frame my pieces on canvas board, anddddddd, WOW just a big thank you, I'm also thankful my son in law is a carpenter and has most of those machines, but I really want to do this, I'll let you know,
also I'm looking for a way to frame my printmaking work, large pieces of rice paper, I know I'll find it thanks
Thank you. I was trying to figure out how to frame these paintings I bought that are on canvas board. I like the float frame but couldn't figure out how to make up the depth. I don't have any kind of saw but I'll figure something out.
Really useful. Thank you.
great video....been wondering how in the world to frame a canvas panel painting like this. Thank you
I've got two newbie questions for you if you don't mind. :)
1. Does glueing such a piece of wood cause the canvas board / masonite to bend or rather would it be a good thing for for example canvas board preventing it from bending?
2. Do you know of any floating frames that are designed around these thinner canvas boards?
It almost strikes me as odd there aren't simple frames you can slide certain common size canvas boards into, as they're usually all about the same thickness.
Of course, the solution you've provided here works great as well. Thanks for the video!
Perfect. Easy and concise. I would add that you might make sure you plan the size of your work so it will fit in a premade frame if you don't want to wait (or pay) to have it custom framed. There are some very nice pre-made frames available.
Awesome! Thanks!
This is exactly what I am looking for ...thanks a ton _/\_
Do you mind sharing where you got your frames?
John this was great! Thank you. I am not sure if you are still getting the comments/questions but I have one. I am not an artist but I have 4 canvas board paintings that my mom did in the early “80’s. They still look awesome but have never been framed and are bowed some. They are all much larger than whT you did here but I am wondering how on earth I can frame these to display them. Mom is gone now but this helps to show her talent all the time!!
Thanks James... you could make a braced panel and glue the canvas panels to that. Try searching how to make a braced panel on my channel.
great video! if the painting on board was a lot bigger would it still be practical to glue a whole piece of plywood to the back?? what you be the best way of attaching a larger board painting to a floater frame?
Thanks Wendy, I think it would get to heavy, it would be best the to make a braced panel.How to make a Braced Panel for Encaustic Painting by Jon Peters
Has anyone tried using Elmer's wood glue on canvas board? This video applies wood glue to masonite board which is wood. I don't know enough about canvas board to know if wood glue is a good adhesive.
Is drawing on the canvas with a pencil a good idea...
How long does one have to wait until it is OK to glue and put a weight on an oil painting? Drying time can take months.
As long as it takes for paint to dry... you can lay down a thin sheet of foam with plastic on top of it and try that out
@@JonPetersArtHome Thanks. I guess I'll have to wait a while then, my titanium white takes weeks atleast to get somewhat firm with enough impasto!
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