No More Glass! How to varnish watercolour paintings and mount on wood panels
Learn how to mount your watercolour paintings and other art on paper onto a wood panel. In this tutorial I'll explain how to varnish and protect your watercolours, gouache, drawings and prints then stick them on to wood cradles using an archival method. Keep your art safe from light, dust and moisture and say goodbye to reflective, breakable glass and expensive framing. You will need: Archival Spray Varnish (I like Golden Archival Gloss Varnish with UVLS) Gloss Acrylic Gel Medium (I recommend Golden or Liquitex) Golden Isolation Coat Craft knife Cutting mat
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A Super Condensed version of my Tutorial on How to Mount Paper Artwork to a Cradled Wood Panel.
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