An easy way to rip down a full sheet of watercolour paper.
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- The most economical way to buy watercolor paper is in full 22"x30" sheets. Learn a simple way to rip a sheet down to smaller sizes and keep the beautiful deckled edge. 🤩 FREE mini course: "Watercolor Techniques: How to develop your style (even if you're just starting out!). Register here to receive your course link: www.artsofcour...
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Very concise and accurate. Thanks
Great tutorial. But I'm confused by the statement that the sheets tear down into standard sizes for framing. I've never found premade frames in 7 1/2" x 11"
I believe an A4 frame is like 8.3x11.7 inches, or a standard 2:3 frame near that size would be 8x12 inches. You typically want to leave a little room around the edges of the painting within the frame
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This was useful and easer than cutting. But there’s no use preserving edges since they will be destroyed by stretching. Unless you’re using the 300 pound.
Thanks for your comment Reginald. Jess doesn't stretch his paper when he paints. He uses the "towel method" which is explained in this video. ruclips.net/video/aI0r0_d5log/видео.html
That's true Reginald, but our instructor Jess never stretches paper and very rarely tapes the edges either. We find it unnecessary with 100% cotton paper.