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BobBlast 210 - "Great Presentation without Framing."
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2024
- Welcome back to another BobBlast!
This short video lesson shows what I do with my 6” x 9” small paper paintings… my warm-ups and practice pieces. I sell them at art fairs, in galleries and museum gift shops and also online. But how?
I don’t frame them. I (and you) and not in the framing business. I want to make a professional presentation without the added cost of a frame..
I mat and bag each one - Ready to go in the bins of a festival, open studio, gallery or museum shop. This is what you need…
•First of all, standardize your paper sizes.
•Secondly, make a “mock up” paper mat, according to available, standard frame sizes, which is easier for your customer.
•Third point to remember after you have painted those standard universal-sized paintings… when finished, you’re ready to package and present them in a mat, a back board and a crystal clear bag. Ready to go!
•And the final point before the painting flies out the door - photograph the painting and put it in inventory. Once it’s gone, you’re not going to get another chance!
Cha Ching!
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I love this man....he has changed my whole style of painting WHO IS LIKE HIM? Nobody
I totally agree!!!
Me, too. And I pass him on to other artists and they all agree. Hooked.
How thick is the mat?
His voice has that warmth like he genuinely cares 🤗
A really great simple to understand video. Thank you very much.
This man is a gem!!! 🙌🙌🙌 so helpful, straight to the point and fun! ✨✨✨
I love this video, and your happy personality! Makes the tutorial easy to watch! Thank you!!
what a great presentation without wasting any time. such a nice man, Respect👏
Thank you!
I cannot tell you how great and exciting all this information is. Love your upbeat , practical approach to art !
Thank you so much Robert! I always feel so happy when I watch your videos. Thank you so much for the tutorial and advice.
Thank you for watching!
You are a great teacher! At this age learning a lot from you from India
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Thank you so much. So much simpler than what I was about to do. Cheers!
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Loving this guy sooooo much (from Canada), just gets my creative juices going, great info thanx...fantastic!
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Great artwork! Wish you all Good Health and love! Thank you for sharing!!
Thank you for the great instructions,ideas,and inspiration!
Fabulous way to present for galleries, art shops, and summer markets which I'm preparing for. I remembered this technique after spending a bundle on shrink wrapping some paintings for a pop-up Xmas market, last December. Lesson in economy of resources using a mat and crystal sleeve. Now I'll look into the info sticker on the back and making sure I add the name, my signature, and date on the actual painting AND the back piece. Thanks very much, Bob, for all your wonderful info for success with my art. :)
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Thank you so much for sharing this information on packing and marketing artwork. You’re awesome Bob. Thanks again!!!!
This was so helpful Bob. Thank you.
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Couple of things if may:
1-never mount on the window mat, just on the mat back.
2- you need to hinge the window mat and mat back and not to leave it loose like you did even if you are slipping them in the preservative plastic bag, they still can move on top of each other and SCUFF your art work. extra couple of minutes where you hinge the mat window to the mat back and support the two with archival acid free double sided taped you are good to go.
How exactly would you do it ?
@@stfdeshields5667 This is a series of the best archival method , I use it always:
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@@photozen8398 Thank You very much.
Thank you, always something new to learn, ..
Brilliant Bob Many Thanks , as usual fantastic guidance and information on presentation of work.
You’re ace!!! This was so helpful...thanks!! ⭐️
Great video bob, thanks a lot for all your helpful information! Have a Good Day!
Thank you Bob! You are a inspiration!
Wow! Thank you. So much for your fabulous tutorial. I have a confession. I buy similar mounts 7×5 8×6 A4 I draw round them and cut the mount diaphragm out on mount board. Job done. Still learning to do the beveled edge. but all the same I enjoy doing it. thank you again for your lovely work you do.
Thanks Michael! Love hearing about what you do too!
@@RobertBurridge thanks for your reply.
Thank you very much for this very very practical information! I have a practice to watch all your videos and study them meticulously by repeatedly watching them and taking notes. every bit is beneficial. Dr Vishnu S.
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Just started watching your videos.
Really enjoy them!
Thank you for this, and all of your information..
so lovely and good idea, i been looking for this so long :)
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Nice job Bob !! I don't actually own any prints or paintings but just like
watching you ...( I don't mean in a creepy way !! )
Sir! Thank you!
Does ‘piano hinge’ also apply to photograph or photography print? 🎉
I’m determined to learn how to measure and complete. My watercolors/mix medias turned out to be 6x8’s for the paper I broke down from larger sheets measuring and fractions really stupefy me 🤦🏻♀️ I am not sure why my brain doesn’t understand. But I am determined.
Thanks - I hear you! First of all, decide on what you want the overall size to be for your presentation mat. Make sure the size you select will fit a standard-sized frame. That part is very important. THEN - decide how big you want the opening of the mat to be. You want your watercolor paper to be SLIGHTLY larger than the opening. I initially chose the 6.5x9.5 inches for my paper because I could get quite a few paintings out of a full sheet of watercolor paper.
Hope this helps!
I need to know how to cut the square hole in center
Nice
Thanks!
Great video! Thanks! Where did you get your copyright stickers made?
I think we either ordered them from a place like Staples - or googled "stickers" and went from there.
Bob can I ask? Did you create an LLC before starting to sell and create business and cards? Im just learning and trying to just make things but I’ve been learning how to preserve and display things recently.
great tips thanks
What kind paper is it mat frame?
I love this. Where do you get your white mats? They are simple but add so much to your paintings. Thanks!
Awesome
Such an informative video - thanks for sharing!
One question: What statement would you use on the back of a print matboard, since it's not the original?
So if someone buys it and takes it out of the plastic it all falls apart? I make mine more permanent so people couldn't take it apart or just have it fall apart like these.
The artwork does not fall apart - there is a hinge of acidfree tape on the back of the mat - makes it easier for the framer to work with it. Thank you for your comment.
This is wonderful! I'm so glad I found this video. Question -- why don't you tape together both front and back matboards? That's something I've been considering but not sure what to do. Thanks!
Once framed, the two matboards plus painting will be thick enough to be held in place by the frame, so taping them isn't necessary. It also makes it easier to remove the painting if one chooses.
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Just a simple question, anyone knows how he assembled both mats? I can’t see if there’s tape or s9mething like that
Thanks for your message. I use a "piano hinge" with acid-free framers tape to attach the top of the painting to the top mat. The bottom board is not attached. I slip the board and mat into a Crystal Clear bag. Hope this helps.
how do you stick them on the wall do you just use double sided tape on the four corners in the back?
Yes! It is just temporary - I look at my work to get a sense of it PLUS to determine if I think it is done!
@@RobertBurridge Thanks, sorting out to do a show, gosh admin and packaging are such headaches especially in smaller countries. Anyway thank and take care
@@romelmadrayart Best to you on your show!
Loved this but just wondering . . . how can I do the same thing with pastel paintings? The pastel dust would adhere to the clear plastic bag like crazy. Any suggestions?
I want to know what's behind that brown paper wall
HAHAHA! We filmed this BobBlast a few years ago - I honestly don't remember!
So you don’t affix the back board to the matte board?
Hi Joe - Nope! Don't need to.
This is great, thank you! I have a question: Will galleries generally accept paintings presented like this, or will some absolutely require a frame?
I cannot speak for all galleries, but the ones that I have been in have not had any problens.
Great info! Could you post a simple copyright statement here. I’ve just used standard copyright (name/date). Thank you for sharing all your tips and for the inspiration to keep painting. X
This is the statement he puts on the back of his work: "This is an original painting created with professional conservation quality art materials, protected under the copyright laws and may only be reproduced with permission in writing from the artist." Then he adds the copyright symbol and his name and contact information. (Just know that your work is automatically copyrighted the moment you create it.)
Have a look at the one he made and retype it out.
Hi can i please ask, would the client still be able to frame them if he wanted?
what are the Qr code to ? or where do it refers you to? Thank you for your great advices on so many thing!
never mind, you said so . :-) my bad
Bob, what is the name of that plastic? TIA
What pound paper do you use?
Would be nice if you told us where and how to get the bar code stickers on the back and what info was used to create them. Sigh.
We generated the QR codes from an app - then sent them to a company that made stickers. Easy-peasy!
Do a search in your app store for QR code maker. There are also QR code reader apps.
Many thanks, Bob. Love your videos and have learned so much this past year. Thanks for sharing and for the surprise reply.
Video Reviews google is your friend
Why would you have a QR code on a painting?
So people can navigate quickly to your website / online shop
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