Premium Matboard - Choose Your Custom Matboard Size, Color, and Opening for your Artwork and Photography! Otherwise, even though your mat window will reveal the artwork properly, the paper will not fit inside the frame and will need to be trimmed. If so, get a piece of card that's bigger than your picture and choose what thickness you'd like between the photo and the frame. We have a broad range of colours to choose from, including classic black, white, and natural wood finishes, as well as bold, bright shades such as red, blue, and yellow.

In addition to the edge-to-edge dimensions of the paper, we'll need to measure the image size to go this route, which is just the printed image of your artwork.To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Why do photographers go to the bother of signing a photograph in the first place, its not as if its a piece of original artwork? How does the golden ratio help you when it not quite the size of frame, which looks right for mount dimensions according to the golden ratio? And when building your custom frame on the next step using our frame visualizer, we show you exactly what the mat window opening will be, so it's a good idea to double-check this if you need a custom window size. It's easy to find the perfect frame colour to complement your artwork and reflect your personal style.

Instead of blank pieces of paper, these Realistic Printable Photo Frames will invigorate your children’s imaginations and provide a great starting point for independent activities. Most photographers stick an unsightly swept frame around a photograph and charge huge amounts for this, why? There is much useful discussion and information on this forum, which I very much welcome but I wonder why the FATG never hosted such a forum in the first place, or am I being naive? We also have ready-to-use Art Picture Frames for making brilliant displays in your classroom or at home.but alas I admit not that often, but after 50 years of exhibiting all over the world, one is not for changing. Until I read about the "balance rule" I hadn't really perceived that the base appears to be narrower than it really is! I have a template, or diagram if you prefer, that describes a method for placing an image in the optical centre of any size mount. Generally, the majority of professionally framed photographs have an off-white photo mount or at least a light colour. For these types of pictures when you want to bring the theme through, a double picture mount is the perfect way to do that.