Working Artist Vlog 44: Cropping and Matting Works on Paper

This week I'm sharing a bit about the process of matting my works on paper. I often decided to crop down a larger piece in order to create a smaller piece that I think is better. Let me know what you think in the comment section!
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Thanks for watching!

[@heathertelfordart]

It is always great to see and hear about your decision making and process.

[@BalzerDesigns]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@user-ou1ux5up7z]

Always love your videos and find so may helpful tips Julie. Thanks so much for your wonderful teaching!

[@BalzerDesigns]

You are so welcome!

[@vickiejolissaint9928]

Love your thought process. Thanks for sharing.

[@BalzerDesigns]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@brendadrury4414]

I have hundreds of black and white photos I made while using a community darkroom. I can use the methods I saw on the video to go through my boxes of photos. Thank you.

[@BalzerDesigns]

Sounds like an exciting project!

[@Noreenechen]

Thanks Julie! I learn a lot from your “think alouds” I have a question, do you cut your own custom mats? If so do you use special tools other than t-square and knife? Thanks!

[@celtic5764]

I know my question is not about this post and I’m sorry. But I have a question about my scanNcut. I was wondering what type of blades are there and where I can get them. I have a scanNcut SDX125.
Love your videos.
Thanks so much for your time.

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