WOW! Think of all the trees you are destroying to fashion those frames of yours. You really shouldn't be abusing mother nature, let alone all those toxic glues you are using that harm the environment. You're not very environmentally conscience, are you?
@BellumSacrumBellum28 you moron you are doing more damage using a computer to make your stupid comment... go live in the woods with natureif you are a true environmentaist...
Wow. This is such a cool video. I really enjoyed watch it. Great job and hope to see more cool video work like this. Hey you should check out art4love.com i think you would really enjoy it and the canvas art and wall art.
Thanks for the tutorial. I've stretched an A4 canvas before but for large than 16 x 12 inch prints I normally use point101 . com (they have an awesome online preview system!) as my local snappy snaps use really cheap materials. Also to buy rolls of HP canvas for my printer is so expensive! Don't know if I'd have the patience to make my own frame!
From an artist making a living in the Midwest art show circuit, and just now getting around to making my own wraps with the Epson, THANKS-your vid here totally explains a great way to get the gallery wrap done right.
Great job! I use a 2 by 2 from Lowes and it works fine for me. I was just wondering how you manage to get that beveled edge to get that floating canvas look. That is sweet! Thank you for posting!
Split a 2 x 4 down the middle and trim a ridge all on a table saw. I will have a howto posting soon on GreenPowerScience channel. Wood is 1 3/4 thick.
Go to Lowes and find the lightest, straightest 2 x 4 you can find. Dig through the pile. Then cut it in half. Not really 2" x 4" Measure the board and accommodate for the saw blade.
Then set the blade 1/4" shorter that the wood height and cut a 1/8" deep ridge.
how cool this is thank you i have been painting for14 years and i want to sell prints and keep my originals how do i make giclee do i have to pay a pro to do it
Get an Epson large format printer. Buy Fredrix WATER RESISTANT CANVAS. Intsall profiles or use ENHANCED MATTE setting. PRINT. All images should be 150ppi at true size. Don't waste time or money on 1440. Print at 720 for canvas. If you will be painting on it with acrylics, DO NOT CLEAR COAT. Wait until done. THEN CLEAR COAT, then STRETCH. Make it VERY TIGHT. They will not sag if you do it tight.
What do you suggest to coat the print with before? Would crystal clear work well, or do you recommend using the airbrush? I have an airbrush~ just dont know a good product to use with prints :D
I use a lacquer photo coat with UV protection and a HVLP airgun. I have successfully used clear spray enamel $.97 a can stuff from Walmart and that works great. The secret is even coats. All clear varnish sprays will appear to leave streaks but they go away when drying is complete. Unless very uneven cat is applied. I like to coat the print first as is is less likely to get scuffed up or stained when stretching.
If you ever get tiny bubbles, wait until clear coat is almost dry/still tack and blot bubbles flat with your finger. This makes them blend in. Clean dry finger.
Felt like I was watching the sims at 3 times speed wrap a canvas. Great Work!
jeffreyfina 6 months ago
to the tree living person,why don't you find out how computers are made before you make comments about harming the environment,hypocrite
DORYFY1968 9 months ago
Hmmm...looked great though I watched your video to see how to do corners. Couldn't see. :( Oh well, try another vid.
theleequa 11 months ago
WOW! Think of all the trees you are destroying to fashion those frames of yours. You really shouldn't be abusing mother nature, let alone all those toxic glues you are using that harm the environment. You're not very environmentally conscience, are you?
BellumSacrumBellum28 11 months ago
@BellumSacrumBellum28 you moron you are doing more damage using a computer to make your stupid comment... go live in the woods with natureif you are a true environmentaist...
will201084 10 months ago
@will201084 I do! I live in a tree house with solar panels to power my computer.
BellumSacrumBellum28 10 months ago
Wow. This is such a cool video. I really enjoyed watch it. Great job and hope to see more cool video work like this. Hey you should check out art4love.com i think you would really enjoy it and the canvas art and wall art.
canvasart365 1 year ago
Nice video!!!! :))
What tools did you use? Because I'll be buying it. ^_^
Thanks!
eizu01 1 year ago
Great Video
GinaRCowins1 1 year ago
Gracias por el tutorial
condessarte 1 year ago
Thanks for the tutorial. I've stretched an A4 canvas before but for large than 16 x 12 inch prints I normally use point101 . com (they have an awesome online preview system!) as my local snappy snaps use really cheap materials. Also to buy rolls of HP canvas for my printer is so expensive! Don't know if I'd have the patience to make my own frame!
sarahwentworth 1 year ago
Great video! Thanks for sharing your skills.
PlayTilTheyBleed 2 years ago
wow! you work fast!!
batterycock 2 years ago
very nice you mkae stretching looks easy- i like the thickness of the frame as it makes each painting ready for hanging.
redindygo 3 years ago
Hey Dan,
From an artist making a living in the Midwest art show circuit, and just now getting around to making my own wraps with the Epson, THANKS-your vid here totally explains a great way to get the gallery wrap done right.
pheyenally 3 years ago
THANK YOU:-) Make it tight, The canvas sags if you do not. With Practice it gets easier.
ROJASDAN 3 years ago
Nice vid. Is giclee paper? Didn't know you could stretch it. Cool.
rickthereckless 3 years ago
SOMEBODY woke up on the wrong side of the bed today.
amx3607 3 years ago
Great job! I use a 2 by 2 from Lowes and it works fine for me. I was just wondering how you manage to get that beveled edge to get that floating canvas look. That is sweet! Thank you for posting!
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ROJASDAN 3 years ago
Fantastic! just wondering what was the gage of the timber and how did you get it customised?
macksideways 4 years ago
Split a 2 x 4 down the middle and trim a ridge all on a table saw. I will have a howto posting soon on GreenPowerScience channel. Wood is 1 3/4 thick.
Go to Lowes and find the lightest, straightest 2 x 4 you can find. Dig through the pile. Then cut it in half. Not really 2" x 4" Measure the board and accommodate for the saw blade.
Then set the blade 1/4" shorter that the wood height and cut a 1/8" deep ridge.
ROJASDAN 4 years ago
how cool this is thank you i have been painting for14 years and i want to sell prints and keep my originals how do i make giclee do i have to pay a pro to do it
Ginasart 4 years ago
Get an Epson large format printer. Buy Fredrix WATER RESISTANT CANVAS. Intsall profiles or use ENHANCED MATTE setting. PRINT. All images should be 150ppi at true size. Don't waste time or money on 1440. Print at 720 for canvas. If you will be painting on it with acrylics, DO NOT CLEAR COAT. Wait until done. THEN CLEAR COAT, then STRETCH. Make it VERY TIGHT. They will not sag if you do it tight.
ROJASDAN 4 years ago
what brand of varnish is that
gavinsstuff 4 years ago
can u varnish paper prints
gavinsstuff 4 years ago
try an electric stapler too
prolfes23 4 years ago
I have to say about your stretching, that is an incredible amount of work!
Have you ever considered a stretching machine?
Also buying already cut stretching bars?
I have an art gallery and I have to stretch over 2000 paintings a year and it takes me about 10 minutes to assemble my bars and stretch one painting.
I stretch anywhere from an 8x10 to 36x48
I can stretch about 50+ paintings in a day.
You did a great job but you might want to look into a machine.
studmufinn 4 years ago
What do you suggest to coat the print with before? Would crystal clear work well, or do you recommend using the airbrush? I have an airbrush~ just dont know a good product to use with prints :D
lizzylo 4 years ago
I use a lacquer photo coat with UV protection and a HVLP airgun. I have successfully used clear spray enamel $.97 a can stuff from Walmart and that works great. The secret is even coats. All clear varnish sprays will appear to leave streaks but they go away when drying is complete. Unless very uneven cat is applied. I like to coat the print first as is is less likely to get scuffed up or stained when stretching.
ROJASDAN 4 years ago
If you ever get tiny bubbles, wait until clear coat is almost dry/still tack and blot bubbles flat with your finger. This makes them blend in. Clean dry finger.
ROJASDAN 4 years ago
Thanks for the demo. Nicely done.
smoore69 4 years ago
Very Nice thanks for sharing!
sherriwestfall 4 years ago
thanks for the demo..it was really nicely done..
dearjas16 5 years ago