Leanne Moss
Grumbler in Training
I purchased a 18”x36” gallery wrapped canvas canvas from Jerry’s, painted my landscape, only to realize once it was finished that it’s not perfectly square. The vertical stretcher bars appear to be 5° off in either direction.
The painting is landscape orientation, and the left side seems to be 85°, and the right side seems to be 95°.
I’m trying to find out what would be the easiest way to frame this with a ready-made open back frame, that would hide the very subtle distortion. You almost can’t tell it’s off, but I don’t feel right selling it as it is. I initially painted the sides (1.5”deep) so that it could be hung or displayed without a frame. I don’t feel confident selling it unframed with the flaw.
I frame a lot of pieces myself, with ready made frames from Jerry’s and install my canvas, wire backs, the basics. I’m looking for a way to frame this larger canvas without having it custom framed. Any help is appreciated. I might have rambled on a bit. Sorry about that.
The painting is landscape orientation, and the left side seems to be 85°, and the right side seems to be 95°.
I’m trying to find out what would be the easiest way to frame this with a ready-made open back frame, that would hide the very subtle distortion. You almost can’t tell it’s off, but I don’t feel right selling it as it is. I initially painted the sides (1.5”deep) so that it could be hung or displayed without a frame. I don’t feel confident selling it unframed with the flaw.
I frame a lot of pieces myself, with ready made frames from Jerry’s and install my canvas, wire backs, the basics. I’m looking for a way to frame this larger canvas without having it custom framed. Any help is appreciated. I might have rambled on a bit. Sorry about that.