Picture Mounts, Frame Size A4 (Overall Size) With Equal 35mm Borders, Choice of Colour & Quantity [Bright White, Pack of 10]

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Here, we'll first measure how much space we want to show below the image to accommodate that signature or edition number. We specialise in cutting picture mounts in any size you need, providing a seamless fit for your unique requirements. The dreaded 'Blob' of silicone or double sided tape behind the photo inside one of those terrible blue or brown, strutted, cardboard mounts, again a practice that beggars belief, thankfully I have never ripped or destroyed a photrograph mounted like this, but how many other framers havent been so lucky?

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. Here you will find the most popular standard picture frame sizes in metric, imperial and 'A' paper size measurements.Add three to five inches to the out side dimension of the photo to see what the closest standard frame size to use would be. Not the photographers fault I know, but they end up supplying them, but someone should inform the manufacturers of these mass produced mounts and the university's of this.

To ensure precision and accuracy, we employ a Gunnar computerized mount cutter to cut your picture mounts. When adding decoration to a mount or the proportions of multi layer mounts and frames I often use the rule of thirds, geometric and arithmetic progressions.If you have a bespoke sized picture or don't know the dimensions, it's best to choose a custom-sized frame. Use a reliable ruler and measure both the left to right and top to bottom dimensions of your picture. Every frame we make is special, because whether it's artwork, photos, collectibles, mementos or anything else, everything you frame is special. Those awful graduation photos, mounted in, again, blue or brown cardboard, strutted mounts, with either gilt or sliver lines and the university's logo, right at the very top and the name at the bottom, impossible to put a frame around without loosing some if not most of the logo and name.

And I haven’t started on the size and colour of the frame which can mean a further adjusting of the mount size to maintain the overall balance of the framing so that it doesn’t overpower or detract from the artwork. Until I read about the "balance rule" I hadn't really perceived that the base appears to be narrower than it really is! They create a boundary preventing the picture touching the glazing, thus preventing any damage to the photo, such as smudging and discolouration.We also have ready-to-use Art Picture Frames for making brilliant displays in your classroom or at home. well thats what it says on the net - i would say that if you had a mount with top and sides at 5cm then 8cm would be visually too deep. What seemed to work well is to have the area of the aperture in the Golden Ratio with the area of the window mount (i. I have also purchased previously a mat for a 20 x 16 inch frame that has equal margins all round of about 70mms. Well Prospero, my answer to that is, among the artists who are believed to have used the Golden Ratio proportions as a technique to help construct their work are: Leonardo Da Vinci, Michaelangelo, Sandro Botticelli, Albrecht Dürer and Salvador Dali.