To comment on the bubble wrap; I once sent an oil painting wrapped in acid free brown paper with bubble wrap and I had the bubbles in. When it got to it's destination, the varnish had taken on the circles on the bubbles. Luckily I was able to correct it for them when I was in their area a couple weeks later. So yea, no more bubble wrap faced in, and I put a piece of cardboard between the first layer and the bubbles :p
Wow! I dream of having to refer back to this video to ship out my big pieces!! Maybe today will be the day. Thank you for showing all your tips and guidance on starting out. Just went all in to be full time artist. Picked up first paint brush a year ago and just want to keep doing it!!!
Great vid! :) Of course you have to see the expenses of the packaging in relation to the piece. If I were to send out my paintings, which are smaller scale, and with a totally different price range, that polycarbonate sheet will already be quite expensive. But I reckon either a wooden board or 2-3 layers of cardboard might work too. Also love the added information about the certificate. Would love to see a whole video on details like that, the paperwork and personalizing the delivery of the product to the customer.
The plastified card that they use for outdoor signs and election posters works much better than cardboard. It's much more rigid, but the same weight and doesn't absorb moisture. Very cheap too (during election season!)
A snow emergency just declared from 6p.m.this evening, till 12 p.m. on Sunday here in the Midwestern U.S. - And who jumps into my feed but Swarez wrapping a painting! We found it amusing that you're wrapping a parcel, and were wrapped in blankets waiting for the house to warm back up from an outage early this morning! Good information to know! You and Ady stay warm!
This looks like a pretty good option that I'm goin to try when we move. I have several large paintings of mine that need to get packed. My wife's company packed my paintings 25 years ago with custom made wood crates for each painting. (can't believe they paid for that) This method looks like a more affordable and frankly easier method.
You are absolutely incredible, and no , you don't talk too much, your information is so helpfull, and little input and expérience comment are always welcome. Keep going. We can see you love doing your work, and this is a great motivation for anyone.....Monick
Thank you for the video! I am shipping a big painting today and I was trying to figure out how get a box the right size (boxes are absurdly expensive for no apparent reason). Your technique gets rid of the need for a box, so thank you so much!
Love your demonstration. I also do large paintings for acrylics but I also do watercolor at another 11x17 with a 3-4” May around. I was making crates for everything to ship from old pallets (which I got for free as toss offs). I do use bubble wrap and newsprint or vellum directly on top of the painting; definitely cardboard then. What you do makes sense; less expensive to ship than crates which FEDEX/UPS won’t take. I have to use private truckers when I crate which can be expensive. I recently found some moving companies will help if they have a run to the city you need. But you have to make sure you have some One on the other end. Thank you for the presentation and not drawing it out. Cheers 🍻
Thank you for your incredible videos!! I'm an interior designer, recent empty nester and have picked up my paintbrushes after 25 years of not using them!! My goal is to create custom pieces for my clients and who knows, maybe it grows from there. I am binge watching your videos and have learned something from every one of them. Your work is stunning and you are inspiring me to just do it and not be afraid to try and experiment with different mediums, techniques, etc. Keep the videos coming please!!
Fantastic! Thank you for sharing. Where did you get the felt covering for your work table? Looks like a great surface for all types of work. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this very well done, detailed video. I have yet to ship a framed piece of art and I watched this to get an idea or two before ever attempting it myself. Great information! To add my 2 cents about bubble wrap, I only recently learned it's bubbles out for the better protection. Who knew? I believe it deflects the impact of force away from the item you're trying to protect.
Thanks a million for the speedy reply. That is great news, simplifies the mystery of Insurance costs. Love your work and videos, great presentation clear speech and audio - great fun and entertaining too. Continued success. Brian
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS! I was nervous about sending my large framed canvases by courier… now feel well equipped with the appropriate technique and have ordered the right supplies!
@@kellieahlart I don't use any specific courier as they all differ from time to time on service and price. Mostly I hand deliver within the UK so I don't really have much call for them domestically. Yes, most won't inusre which has always been a problem.
Thank you for the excellent example of how to ship a painting. I believe that is the best I have seen online. the poly sheeting board is perfect for this and probably any other product that needs protection. Love your accent too..
Thanks for this video. I have shipped several paintings across the US and always worry about them being damaged. No issues so far, but your method of packaging your work seems just about foolproof. Cheers!
It's good to see somebody from the UK. My art is not overly large, but I do use foam wrap, bubble wrap and then I use really thick bin bags. I think maybe a polycarbonate sheet is a bit over the top for me, but I can understand that if you are sending abroad you need that extra security. Regarding the bubble wrap thing, I have always wrapped with the bubbles inside and haven't had any problems as far as I know because the foam wrap is protecting the painting. I think in future though I will wrap with the bubbles on the outside. I sent a resin piece out one time and was so worried about it that I put some thin card against it which will sort the problem. One really needs to think about the cost of packaging, which is quite high when you take it all into account, particularly the foam and bubble wrap. Just have to ask a lot for shipping I guess. Thanks for sharing your tips.
So informative and pleasant to watch at the same time! Another great video from Swarez, yay!! I was looking for some information on this subject and haven't found anything as useful before. Thank you for making it! Hope the winner gets in touch
Thank you for this detailed video. I have got my first commission to post overseas and this will help me to protect it until it arrives at its destination. Many thanks again.
@@SwarezArt ciao, well I try to speak English! I wait you in my country medievale ( Cervo Ligure , Italy) where painters and musicians come from all over the world in Summer . It would be nice to meet you in person. If you want before check it out on Google, I hope, Will like it . See you !♥️❇️✳️🙋🏻♀️ Hugs from Cervo Ligure IT🎨🖌️🎻🎼 and good food...
Wow! The’re so lucky having that treasure… im just new here and started to watch ur videos during my free time.. having one of your art piece is my biggest dream now haha..
Realy enjoing your videos! I just started painting at Christmas this year and felt in love with it. You are one of my only 2-3 channels/artists (that I actually filtered out of hundreds so far) that fit my personal taste of what is appealing and colorfull abstract art that I enjoy watching and learn some. I'm working as sign maker and Im wrapping a lot too and so far I can tell that you should devenetly turn the bubbles to the inside because they pop much faster from the "bubble side". The foil layer where they "sit on" is a little bit thicker than the foil of the bubbles itself and helps to protect them from popping. If you want to upgrade your safety for a little price it might be another good option to buy some of these blue edge guards (those looking like pool noodles) they aren't expensive and give a little extra safety for the edges. But in the end if everything went fine for the last years it's not necessary. "You don't need it until you would have needed it" if that makes sense... (English isn't my mothers speech😅)
Hello, I really loved this video, especially how simple the steps were. I've also just finished watching your video on packing large pieces for shipping in crates. I was wondering if you could please do a video on packing medium to large mixed-media art pieces ( art work has slight protrusions about an inch from the surface of the canvas) and how best to protect them. Also what are the merits of using packing peanuts instead of bubble wrap? Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful! I don't have anything that fits the mixed-media criteria so could prove to be tricky. No real difference between peanuts and bubble wrap in my opinion - only one is less messy! I really have to sit and think about the protrusions - not sure how to approach that...
Thank you for all you do. It has been quite trasnformative and iteratively informative as I have learnt techniques, approaches to taking your art to the next level and so on. I am curious if there is an opportunity to get involved more closely in the learning process, like a closed group, subscription and so on. Thank you, again.
You are very welcome, glad we could help. There isn't any closed group or learning circle - that's why we have UA-cam. But if that ever becomes a thing I will let you know!!!
Very important point you made about bubble wrap. Bubbles always on the outside, as it leaves some kind of fine oily residue on the surfaces it makes contact with.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video, you have just solved so many issues for this big canvas painter! I have been trying to figure out how to ship without using expensive crates/professional crating services or make custom sized boxes! (Wood is outrageously expensive here in the US right now with the supply shortages, this is BRILLIANT!) Question: how do you instruct your clients to OPEN this package without ripping the canvas with a blade or cutting tool? I know the next set of questions sound silly and obvious to ask but I am constantly surprised about the damage I have seen with clients opening boxes with cutting tools. Could one accidentally cut through the backside far enough into the front and rip the canvas? Do you place a label indicating which side to open from? Would you recommend sending an email to the client with instructions on how to safely open this kind of packaging? Again, it’s obvious to artists what to do but I want to provide safe unwrapping instructions to a potential first time buyer. Thank you for your time and job well done explaining this process, thanks!
Hi Robin. Easy answer is to send them a little video from your phone! I always recommend they cut with a blade across either of the flat surfaces. All they need avoid is the sides. That's it! Nothing more. Explain that in a video from your phone and that should be all you need! Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
Best packing video of actual “large” artwork. Some artist think anything over 8x10 is considered large. This was exactly what I’ve been looking for. QUESTION: If I was packing up multiple pieces of my artwork to ship in a shipping container, do you think cardboard between paintings would allow to put more than one together? Only needing the roofing product on the outside? I’m in San Diego, CA moving to Richmond, VA with a small cube container. Hopefully not a lot of banging…but still would like all of them to arrive without damage. I have ten (10) extra large and probably ten (10) smaller. Thank you.
Thanks Gale. Cardboard should be okay and I would always recommend some kind of foam wrap for added protection. That's particularly useful where corners are concerned! Roof sheet for the outside - yes. Hope that helps.
Cool thank you! I paint in acrylics on thin canvas panels and there is an issue with bringing anything in contact with the surface when packing. Still trying to find a solution.
I personally use parchemin paper on the surface of a painting as a first protection just in case the varnish is still sticky, but of course my painting are much smaller 😅. wow never thought sending a painting without a box, I think I would be scared the first time I would send it😳
@@SwarezArt Me again. Just watched your vid on packaging the the 3m wide painting. Should I take that approach with a 2m x98cm sizes canvas? Or can I still get away with this method? Thanks
I wish more shops to sell eco-friendly materials for shipping :O watching these amounts of plastic just being used to be disposed of really breaks my heart
beautiful packaging, looks like a painting on top of a painting lol😃😄
Thank you! Cheers!
To comment on the bubble wrap; I once sent an oil painting wrapped in acid free brown paper with bubble wrap and I had the bubbles in. When it got to it's destination, the varnish had taken on the circles on the bubbles. Luckily I was able to correct it for them when I was in their area a couple weeks later.
So yea, no more bubble wrap faced in, and I put a piece of cardboard between the first layer and the bubbles :p
Glad the video was helpful!
Wow! I dream of having to refer back to this video to ship out my big pieces!! Maybe today will be the day. Thank you for showing all your tips and guidance on starting out. Just went all in to be full time artist. Picked up first paint brush a year ago and just want to keep doing it!!!
That's brilliant to hear! Go you! Wishing you well on your journey and thanks for sharing this with us today.
Same!!
Great vid! :) Of course you have to see the expenses of the packaging in relation to the piece. If I were to send out my paintings, which are smaller scale, and with a totally different price range, that polycarbonate sheet will already be quite expensive. But I reckon either a wooden board or 2-3 layers of cardboard might work too.
Also love the added information about the certificate. Would love to see a whole video on details like that, the paperwork and personalizing the delivery of the product to the customer.
Great points - thank you! And will definitely cover off the whole Certification thing soon. I do get asked about that often.
The plastified card that they use for outdoor signs and election posters works much better than cardboard. It's much more rigid, but the same weight and doesn't absorb moisture. Very cheap too (during election season!)
Omg thank you so much! This really helps I’ve been so worried about making larger pieces but this really makes me feel a whole lot more confident!!!
You’re very welcome 😉
Absolutly fantastic! Thank you so much!!
You're very welcome!
A snow emergency just declared from 6p.m.this evening, till 12 p.m. on Sunday here in the Midwestern U.S. - And who jumps into my feed but Swarez wrapping a painting!
We found it amusing that you're wrapping a parcel, and were wrapped in blankets waiting for the house to warm back up from an outage early this morning!
Good information to know! You and Ady stay warm!
I hope you stay wrapped up and warm!
Yes, and this is somewhat involved so I’ll save for another day.
This looks like a pretty good option that I'm goin to try when we move. I have several large paintings of mine that need to get packed. My wife's company packed my paintings 25 years ago with custom made wood crates for each painting. (can't believe they paid for that) This method looks like a more affordable and frankly easier method.
Should work out well for you. Fingers crossed.
Bubble wrap OUT! Always.
Thank you so much for this information. Incredibly helpful.
You are so welcome Sarah!!!
True master piece of wrapping’ a canvas painting way to go ! Very protective.
Thank you very much!
Yep I'm a resin artist and learnt the hard way about the bubbles too! Always face out!
You are absolutely incredible, and no , you don't talk too much, your information is so helpfull, and little input and expérience comment are always welcome. Keep going. We can see you love doing your work, and this is a great motivation for anyone.....Monick
I couldn't agree more Allie! Well said
Professional wrapping for professional business. It's important. Thanks.
Thanks Christine!
Brilliant as ever, I never thought of using the roofing material, perfect
Thank you!
Thank you for the video! I am shipping a big painting today and I was trying to figure out how get a box the right size (boxes are absurdly expensive for no apparent reason). Your technique gets rid of the need for a box, so thank you so much!
You are very welcome Lizzie - thanks for watching and glad the video helped 👍
I love this. Thank you
Thanks for your help
No problem
Thanks for the info. I've always wanted to do larger artwork but I'm put off with the shipping of it. This is a big help. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Much love and respect to you and your channel. Thank you for what you do and doing this video.
I appreciate that
Thanks for the instruction! That pallet wrap ending was a surprise!!
Glad you liked it!
Thank for your video
You're welcome Vitalia!
Thank you for such vital information so generously shared - also useful when moving studio/home.
Indeed and thanks for your thoughts!
Great step-by-step-video, You guys are so professional. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much Helle!
Love your demonstration. I also do large paintings for acrylics but I also do watercolor at another 11x17 with a 3-4” May around. I was making crates for everything to ship from old pallets (which I got for free as toss offs). I do use bubble wrap and newsprint or vellum directly on top of the painting; definitely cardboard then.
What you do makes sense; less expensive to ship than crates which FEDEX/UPS won’t take. I have to use private truckers when I crate which can be expensive. I recently found some moving companies will help if they have a run to the city you need. But you have to make sure you have some
One on the other end.
Thank you for the presentation and not drawing it out. Cheers 🍻
I appreciate your kind feedback and thanks for sharing your thoughts! Glad the video was helpful! Cheers, Ed
Thanks for this fantastic super helpful video! The 10ml polycarb protector is very freaking innovative 🥰
I’m delighted you think so! Much appreciated
Thanks! This is the best video Ive seen re packing! I'm going with your method!
Glad it was helpful Jane!
Thanks for the great video. It is great to hear someone clearing explaining. Great packing job!
Thanks and you are welcome!
That was awesome 👌 👏 thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. Love you work.
Thanks very much! Most kind...
Thank you. This was very very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
I had been wondering about how to ship this kind of stuff and how to prepare it so this was really information that I could use thank you
You are very welcome Daniel!
Thanks.. Very clear. I've often wondered which is best way to package up large canvasses.
very helpful gracias
You're welcome!
Very well done. Systematic and safe. Thanks.
You're welcome!
Thank you for your incredible videos!! I'm an interior designer, recent empty nester and have picked up my paintbrushes after 25 years of not using them!! My goal is to create custom pieces for my clients and who knows, maybe it grows from there. I am binge watching your videos and have learned something from every one of them. Your work is stunning and you are inspiring me to just do it and not be afraid to try and experiment with different mediums, techniques, etc. Keep the videos coming please!!
Wonderful! Thank you so much Amy - that's so good to hear and I am delighted we're providing inspiration to you! Welcome to the channel!
Fantastic! Thank you for sharing. Where did you get the felt covering for your work table? Looks like a great surface for all types of work. Thank you!
Thank you! The top is simply an off cut of cheap carpet - nothing more than that :)
Thank you sooooo much for help , hope a nice times
Always welcome!
Hey! Thanks so much for sharing!
My pleasure Jennifer!
Perfectly thorough job!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you so much for this very well done, detailed video. I have yet to ship a framed piece of art and I watched this to get an idea or two before ever attempting it myself. Great information! To add my 2 cents about bubble wrap, I only recently learned it's bubbles out for the better protection. Who knew? I believe it deflects the impact of force away from the item you're trying to protect.
Thanks for the advice Jacqui and glad you enjoyed the video 👍
Thanks a million for the speedy reply. That is great news, simplifies the mystery of Insurance costs. Love your work and videos, great presentation clear speech and audio - great fun and entertaining too.
Continued success.
Brian
Thank you Brian - you are most welcome!
👍🏾🍷Thanks 4 sharing Brotha. Blessings🙏🏾
My pleasure, thank you for the amazing feedback!
As always great information, thanks for sharing you shipping process it really helps when making decisions on how to prep something for shipping.
Thank you very much!
Thx that is good information 😊
You are most welcome!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS! I was nervous about sending my large framed canvases by courier… now feel well equipped with the appropriate technique and have ordered the right supplies!
That’s great to hear and I am glad I’ve been able to help!!
@@SwarezArt Hi again, please can I ask what courier you use within the UK? Most don't insure artwork so I was looking into a specialist courier.
@@kellieahlart I don't use any specific courier as they all differ from time to time on service and price. Mostly I hand deliver within the UK so I don't really have much call for them domestically. Yes, most won't inusre which has always been a problem.
@@SwarezArt thank you, that’s helpful. I’ve only hand delivered too to date.
@@kellieahlart you're welcome!
Thank you so much for the tutorial. Love your vids!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you - very helpful information!
Thanks Libby!
Thanks for your packaging way.
My pleasure 😊
Very good job.
I've watched this one before, but good to see again.😎👍🇦🇺
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the excellent example of how to ship a painting. I believe that is the best I have seen online. the poly sheeting board is perfect for this and probably any other product that needs protection. Love your accent too..
Wow, thank you! Glad you found it helpful and thanks, ahem, for the accent compliment!!
You can send that one to me. Lol! Good info.
Haha! Thank you!
Thanks for this video. I have shipped several paintings across the US and always worry about them being damaged. No issues so far, but your method of packaging your work seems just about foolproof. Cheers!
Thanks Scott, much appreciated!
Stunningly succinct and useful video. Extremely appreciated. Quality content.
Glad you enjoyed it!
An excellent way to safeguard the art .I really appreciate the the presentation.thaks a lot.-Hiriyannaiah.s.r. 🇮🇳 India.
Thank you for your kind feedback!!!
Fantastic video! Thank you for sharing your process. It is very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
It's good to see somebody from the UK. My art is not overly large, but I do use foam wrap, bubble wrap and then I use really thick bin bags. I think maybe a polycarbonate sheet is a bit over the top for me, but I can understand that if you are sending abroad you need that extra security. Regarding the bubble wrap thing, I have always wrapped with the bubbles inside and haven't had any problems as far as I know because the foam wrap is protecting the painting. I think in future though I will wrap with the bubbles on the outside. I sent a resin piece out one time and was so worried about it that I put some thin card against it which will sort the problem. One really needs to think about the cost of packaging, which is quite high when you take it all into account, particularly the foam and bubble wrap. Just have to ask a lot for shipping I guess. Thanks for sharing your tips.
My pleasure Tracey and thank you for sharing your packing tips today! Cheers, Ed
It’s always a delight to watch your videos 😍
Thank you so much - most kind of you!
So informative and pleasant to watch at the same time! Another great video from Swarez, yay!! I was looking for some information on this subject and haven't found anything as useful before. Thank you for making it! Hope the winner gets in touch
Thank you so much - I'm glad it's been of help!
Thank you for this detailed video. I have got my first commission to post overseas and this will help me to protect it until it arrives at its destination. Many thanks again.
You are so welcome!
Thanks mate for the 411 and delivery.
No problem 👍
lovely x
Thanks Hazel!
excellant
Thank you!
Love your care
Thank you so much!
@@SwarezArt ciao, well I try to speak English!
I wait you in my country medievale ( Cervo Ligure , Italy) where painters and musicians come from all over the world in Summer . It would be nice to meet you in person. If you want before check it out on Google, I hope, Will like it . See you !♥️❇️✳️🙋🏻♀️ Hugs from Cervo Ligure IT🎨🖌️🎻🎼 and good food...
Wow! The’re so lucky having that treasure… im just new here and started to watch ur videos during my free time.. having one of your art piece is my biggest dream now haha..
Welcome aboard! Great to have you here and thank you for watching!
Many thanks for sharing sir ! 🙏🏻👌
you are most welcome!
Muy seguro empaqueteado.
Yes it was !!
Brilliant information supper helpful.
Glad you think so! Thank you!
That’s cool
Thanks ☺️
Thank you Brother!
You're welcome
Very helpful tips thank you!
You're so welcome!
Thank you!!! Just what i needed!!
You're welcome!
Realy enjoing your videos! I just started painting at Christmas this year and felt in love with it. You are one of my only 2-3 channels/artists (that I actually filtered out of hundreds so far) that fit my personal taste of what is appealing and colorfull abstract art that I enjoy watching and learn some.
I'm working as sign maker and Im wrapping a lot too and so far I can tell that you should devenetly turn the bubbles to the inside because they pop much faster from the "bubble side".
The foil layer where they "sit on" is a little bit thicker than the foil of the bubbles itself and helps to protect them from popping.
If you want to upgrade your safety for a little price it might be another good option to buy some of these blue edge guards (those looking like pool noodles) they aren't expensive and give a little extra safety for the edges.
But in the end if everything went fine for the last years it's not necessary.
"You don't need it until you would have needed it" if that makes sense... (English isn't my mothers speech😅)
Thanks for sharing your thoughts Felix, much appreciated!
Thank you for this information, really great tips 🙂💚
You are very welcome Daniela!
Perfect 1👍👏👏
Thank you! Cheers!
best packing i've ever seen
Thanks very much!
I have 25 paintings that need to be packed up! Thanks for this lesson☝️
You are so welcome!
So helpful thank you 🙏🏾
You're so welcome!
Very useful thank you so much 😊
My pleasure Lea!! 😊
I’ve pretty much been wrapping everything using bubble wrap as the first layer and not much else, so this helps. Thank you!
Glad you found it useful!
This was so helpful. Thank you!🙂
You're so welcome!
Hello, I really loved this video, especially how simple the steps were. I've also just finished watching your video on packing large pieces for shipping in crates. I was wondering if you could please do a video on packing medium to large mixed-media art pieces ( art work has slight protrusions about an inch from the surface of the canvas) and how best to protect them. Also what are the merits of using packing peanuts instead of bubble wrap? Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful! I don't have anything that fits the mixed-media criteria so could prove to be tricky. No real difference between peanuts and bubble wrap in my opinion - only one is less messy! I really have to sit and think about the protrusions - not sure how to approach that...
That was really helpful. Thanks for sharing
My pleasure!
Thank you for all you do. It has been quite trasnformative and iteratively informative as I have learnt techniques, approaches to taking your art to the next level and so on. I am curious if there is an opportunity to get involved more closely in the learning process, like a closed group, subscription and so on. Thank you, again.
You are very welcome, glad we could help. There isn't any closed group or learning circle - that's why we have UA-cam. But if that ever becomes a thing I will let you know!!!
your art is phenomenal! you deserve more subscribers dude!
Thank you so much 😀
this what's a great video thanks!
My pleasure Felix!
Very important point you made about bubble wrap. Bubbles always on the outside, as it leaves some kind of fine oily residue on the surfaces it makes contact with.
Thanks Paul - a good point well made!
Thank you so much, this is incredibly valuable info. Cheers!
You are very welcome!
neat!!
Thanks!
@@SwarezArt and love your voice. very catchy, easy to listen to and friendly..
@@nadzirahzuber9356 Thank you so much!!
Thank You so much! This was really helpful.
You're welcome!
Hi, what about where to sell artwork ? I hope your next video would be great 👍🏾 thank you
Thank you for taking the time to make this video, you have just solved so many issues for this big canvas painter! I have been trying to figure out how to ship without using expensive crates/professional crating services or make custom sized boxes! (Wood is outrageously expensive here in the US right now with the supply shortages, this is BRILLIANT!) Question: how do you instruct your clients to OPEN this package without ripping the canvas with a blade or cutting tool? I know the next set of questions sound silly and obvious to ask but I am constantly surprised about the damage I have seen with clients opening boxes with cutting tools. Could one accidentally cut through the backside far enough into the front and rip the canvas? Do you place a label indicating which side to open from? Would you recommend sending an email to the client with instructions on how to safely open this kind of packaging? Again, it’s obvious to artists what to do but I want to provide safe unwrapping instructions to a potential first time buyer. Thank you for your time and job well done explaining this process, thanks!
Hi Robin. Easy answer is to send them a little video from your phone! I always recommend they cut with a blade across either of the flat surfaces. All they need avoid is the sides. That's it! Nothing more. Explain that in a video from your phone and that should be all you need! Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
@@SwarezArt Thanks for the effective tip! Stay healthy and thanks again for your inspiration and help.
@@rjsarner you're welcome!
I hope that all is well for everyone reading this comment.
I'm sure they are!
Best packing video of actual “large” artwork. Some artist think anything over 8x10 is considered large. This was exactly what I’ve been looking for. QUESTION: If I was packing up multiple pieces of my artwork to ship in a shipping container, do you think cardboard between paintings would allow to put more than one together? Only needing the roofing product on the outside? I’m in San Diego, CA moving to Richmond, VA with a small cube container. Hopefully not a lot of banging…but still would like all of them to arrive without damage. I have ten (10) extra large and probably ten (10) smaller. Thank you.
Thanks Gale. Cardboard should be okay and I would always recommend some kind of foam wrap for added protection. That's particularly useful where corners are concerned! Roof sheet for the outside - yes. Hope that helps.
Great and informative video!
Glad you liked it!
Happy New Year! Great information! Thank you!!
Thanks very much!
Cool thank you! I paint in acrylics on thin canvas panels and there is an issue with bringing anything in contact with the surface when packing. Still trying to find a solution.
great vid mate .......ty
Glad you enjoyed it!!
Wonderful video! Thank you!
Glad you liked it Judith!
I personally use parchemin paper on the surface of a painting as a first protection just in case the varnish is still sticky, but of course my painting are much smaller 😅. wow never thought sending a painting without a box, I think I would be scared the first time I would send it😳
Thanks for this!!! Really needed it
You're so welcome!
@@SwarezArt Me again. Just watched your vid on packaging the the 3m wide painting. Should I take that approach with a 2m x98cm sizes canvas? Or can I still get away with this method? Thanks
@@Isa53_ I've done 2m x 1m before this way and not had an issue - in fact I think I've done a 250cm long one too and had no issue. I'd say go for it!
@@SwarezArt again, THANK YOU!!
Very good video, Thankyou. Just saying, bubbles face in for me.
Thank you so much!
I wish more shops to sell eco-friendly materials for shipping :O watching these amounts of plastic just being used to be disposed of really breaks my heart
I hope so too!