I have been researching this mounting and waxing subject. Great video and from what I am reading, the Renaissance Wax seems to work a little better than the beeswax based products such as Dorlands. It dries quickly and is easy to apply. I guess the smell is the only issue. Thank you so much for showing this! Best wishes with your art. :)
Krylon makes a matte finish acrylic spray paint that I use if I absolutely have to protect a watercolor. I also use it to protect my graphite and charcoal works.
,,Mister superclear,, from Japan is similar price but much,much better if you like matte sealing in spray..I use it on all sorts of crafts and arts,pastels,watercolour,charcoal and on sculptures,dolls when repainting those 😉 Highly doubt you ever would go back to krylon once you try ,,mister superclear,,
Awesome tutorial! Love your videos they are very inspiring! I have also seen folks in my art guild use box style wood instead of a flat piece and they cut the paper to fold over the four edges and used wax to finish. As well
Thank you for the demo of both ways! I love the picture with mat framing look, and it keeps the painting available to use elsewhere. but dislike how glass causes too much reflection. The sim-licit of the wax protected mounting keeps the simplicity and focus on just the painting.
Did the wax make the painting shiny? I used the popular Dorland’s Wax Medium; but after buffing It turned out very shiny. Which I kind of liked but did not expect
We don't have wax polish available in my country (at least I couldn't find any) but I have tried using varnishes for watercolor. First a matte one(Talens gouache varnish), then a glossy one(Lascaux uv protect 1). They don't work by themselves but work great when I use them together like this.
Would gamblins cold wax medium work the same as that stuff your using? Don't know where to buy that stuff, but i do have a jar of the cold wax medium on hand
I love the wax idea! Awesome information! Thank you!
Beautiful paintings. Thanks you for sharing.
I have been researching this mounting and waxing subject. Great video and from what I am reading, the Renaissance Wax seems to work a little better than the beeswax based products such as Dorlands. It dries quickly and is easy to apply. I guess the smell is the only issue. Thank you so much for showing this! Best wishes with your art. :)
Krylon makes a matte finish acrylic spray paint that I use if I absolutely have to protect a watercolor. I also use it to protect my graphite and charcoal works.
,,Mister superclear,, from Japan is similar price but much,much better if you like matte sealing in spray..I use it on all sorts of crafts and arts,pastels,watercolour,charcoal and on sculptures,dolls when repainting those 😉 Highly doubt you ever would go back to krylon once you try ,,mister superclear,,
Awesome tutorial! Love your videos they are very inspiring! I have also seen folks in my art guild use box style wood instead of a flat piece and they cut the paper to fold over the four edges and used wax to finish. As well
Thank you for the demo of both ways! I love the picture with mat framing look, and it keeps the painting available to use elsewhere. but dislike how glass causes too much reflection. The sim-licit of the wax protected mounting keeps the simplicity and focus on just the painting.
You can get glare free glass
Thank you! These are great ways to protect my watercolor art 👏👏🎨🖌️ love the wax protection 😃 have a great day 🤗❤️
Sir,you should make a English spoken class.your English is so awesome.
Thank you! I learned something today about the wax!
Thank you Yong Chen.
I really enjoyed it teaching
Did the wax make the painting shiny? I used the popular Dorland’s Wax Medium; but after buffing It turned out very shiny. Which I kind of liked but did not expect
Thank you for sharing your art & how to mount the art.
We used hair spray to protect charcoal and pencil at art college, although my Mum didn’t approve😃
Thank you for all the important info 🌺
Thank you so very much
I have used Dorland's Wax Medium by Jacquard with the same great results.
Thank you so much!
This video was very helpful. Thank you.
We don't have wax polish available in my country (at least I couldn't find any) but I have tried using varnishes for watercolor. First a matte one(Talens gouache varnish), then a glossy one(Lascaux uv protect 1). They don't work by themselves but work great when I use them together like this.
Good instructional video thank you.
Thank you for the video. What about the spray that could protect the painting
I use it sometimes yes 👍 but I am searching for a method were I can make sure that the whole surface of the painting is covered
Krylon makes a matte finish acrylic spray that protects very well. I also use it on my graphite and charcoal works
Would gamblins cold wax medium work the same as that stuff your using? Don't know where to buy that stuff, but i do have a jar of the cold wax medium on hand
Yes, it works the same.
Thanks
Awsome! So simple !
Thank you another useful informative video
What about fixing sprays? 🙀
Thank you it was very informative.
Can I use any kind of plywood...? Should it be treated...to protect the paper?
wax!! i never knew!
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My dumbass didn't think of tape and Used paper the size of the frame I wasted so much paper 😅😭😭😭