clifpa
CGF II, Certified Grumble Framer Level 2
Good Morning All!
I went to a local frame shop and saw a large landscape framed in, what I thought, was a really interesting way.
The framer had cut the landscape so that the major part of the landscape was matted as usual but about 2 inches of the boarder of the landscape had been raised (with spacers) about 1/4" (?) above the other part giving the impression of 3-D without disturbing the over-all effect of the landscape. He really did a nice job.
I couldn't stay long and the picture was quite high for me to see the technique.
Anyone use this technique? If yes, would you offer some detail, process, bevel's, etc.?
Thanks, Cliff P.
I went to a local frame shop and saw a large landscape framed in, what I thought, was a really interesting way.
The framer had cut the landscape so that the major part of the landscape was matted as usual but about 2 inches of the boarder of the landscape had been raised (with spacers) about 1/4" (?) above the other part giving the impression of 3-D without disturbing the over-all effect of the landscape. He really did a nice job.
I couldn't stay long and the picture was quite high for me to see the technique.
Anyone use this technique? If yes, would you offer some detail, process, bevel's, etc.?
Thanks, Cliff P.