| What we can frame: |
| original artwork, pastels, watercolor, acrylic, oil,
needlework, cross stitch, crochet, crewels, photographs,
prints, limited edition art, 3D objects, sports memorabilia,
jerseys, cricket bats, vacation memorabilia, mementos,
coins, medals, stamps, souvenirs, comics, magazines,
conservation framing, puzzles,
shells, paper tole, documents, diplomas, certificates,
wedding memorabilia, wedding signature frames, legal
documents, children's art and much, much more. |
Serving the following NSW suburbs: Acacia Gardens (2763),
Annangrove (2156), Blacktown (2148), Baulkham Hills (2153), Bella
Vista (2153), Beaumont Hills (2155), Castle Hill (2154), Dural
(2158), Glenwood (2768), Glenhaven (2156), Kellyville Ridge (2155),
Kellyville (2155), Kings Langley (2147), Parklea (2768), Marayong
(2148), Quakers Hill (2763), Round Corner (2158), Rouse Hill (2155),
Schofields (2762), Stanhope Gardens (2768) and Woodcroft (2767).
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Framing a newsprint article |
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Framing newsprint article |
| A customer brought in
an article about himself which was recently published in
a newspaper and a caricature of himself done by the same
author. Newsprints have a special requirement when
mounting since if done incorrectly, the prints on the
back of the paper will be visible from the front. We
avoid this by mounting the newsprint on a dark
(preferably black) foam core or mat board. For this
particular item, 2 mat openings were required, one for
the newsprint and the other for the caricature. A
neutral coloured mat was chosen as this choice will work
for both the shade of the newsprint and the pale white
paper that the caricature was drawn in. A simple dark
brown moulding was chosen to complement the
presentation, not too fancy moulding that may overpower
the display. Non-glare glass was used to glaze the frame
to prevent unnecessary reflection when people come and
read the newspaper article. A good example for framing a
newsprint article. |
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