How To Frame A Drawing Without A Mat

Add elegance and protection when framing photos or artwork by adding a frame mat in a complementary color.

How to frame a drawing without a mat.

If you just put a print into a frame without a mat or spacers contact with the glass can cause sticking buckling newton rings and a variety of other problems. We currently offer no mat single mat double mat floated island mat and article framing for your artwork. These works are attracting the attention of the canvas buying public. Personal photographs or smaller scale pics seem to transcend from casual snapshots to the realm of fine art with the addition of a mat.

Most pieces look better with. Commonly oil and acrylic paintings are displayed with a wider wood frame that may or may not. A custom cut mat and our white gallery frame are all it takes to make your finest press clippings to shine. You can choose your optimal mat style in our online frame designer and learn more about our current mat styles here keeping it simple is our mantra her.

A mat can really make your photo pop and complement the flat nature of the medium. The mount mat traps the picture in place behind the glass. This allows the pastel to look less like a print or poster which commonly have a wide surrounding border. I wanted to use the full width for the image.

Choose one of our acid free pre cut mats or customize an uncut matboard. In its simplest form it is a single piece of board 1 6mm thick 1 16 with an aperture that reveals the drawing behind it. If you have any work on paper a drawing a print a watercolor it s likely to look even lovelier with a mat. With a border using a mat allows you to frame your art or photo with a colorful border without using an actual picture frame.

Even without a frame you can still include a border around the art for a simple framed look or you can opt for completely borderless display. As of may 2019 our available mat styles have increased. Behind the mount and artwork will sit the back mount to which your drawing will likely be fixed with acid free tape. With a regular mat the framer will cut a beveled hole in the middle of the decorative mat then place the artwork on top of a foam mat which sits behind the decorative one.