Making your own picture frames: color washing
by PETER WOOD
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About this Lesson
- Type: Video Tutorial
- Length: 10:00
- Media: Video/mp4
- Posted: 04/02/2009
- Use: Watch Online & Download
- Download: MP4 (iPod compatible)
- Size: 63 MB
Part of my films showing how to hand colour your own picture frames. In this I show you what a difference it can make to individual paintings and simple methods to make professional colour finishes.
About this Author
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- PETER WOOD
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03/26/2009
Artist, writer, potter, angler, craftsman, muscician, angler, photographer, film maker. Taught for 28 years in both the state and private sectors in the UK as a Head of Art Design and Technology then retired ?? :-) due to ill health 20 years ago and moved to France 5 years to set up my own gallery, chambre d hote, holidays etc. Please see peterwoodarts.com or artanglingbreaks.com if you are interested in here, me or all I have to offer? Look forward to hearing from you. Peter
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- What a difference
- 04/03/2009
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I never realized so much thought went in to the framing of artwork before it is sold, but Peter shows what a difference the type and color of the frame can make! I always cringe at the cost of frames for artwork, so I imagine that hand making the frames is much more economical, and allows the artist more control over the display of their work. I love this idea, and I will never underestimate the humble frame, again.
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I never realized so much thought went in to the framing of artwork before it is sold, but Peter shows what a difference the type and color of the frame can make! I always cringe at the cost of frames for artwork, so I imagine that hand making the frames is much more economical, and allows the artist more control over the display of their work. I love this idea, and I will never underestimate the humble frame, again.