Today's art themed article is how to repair or restore a picture frame. The video shows how to use two different kinds of resin to first make a mold, then make a replacement part for the frame.
*Note: As someone who uses resin, a few notes to share with viewers that are not included with the video:
Use in a well ventilated area.
Use with gloves and safety goggles.
Use only disposable cups and stir sticks.
Mix carefully and do not incorporate bubbles into the mix, if possible.
The blog providing "behind the scenes" information to the art found on www.cowartandmore.com. This blog is maintained by gallery owner and cattle veterinarian, Kathy Swift
Showing posts with label art restoration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art restoration. Show all posts
Friday, February 25, 2011
Friday, August 13, 2010
Friday's art themed article: PROTECTING ART FROM HEAT
Friday, February 12, 2010
Friday's website of interest to art enthusiasts: ASK MRS. BIDDINGTON
While I don't know exactly who "Mrs. Biddington" is, she has some advice related to art care and restoration. The link I have to share here is "Techniques for Cleaning Paintings: Ask Mrs. Biddington". She talks about how to clean oil paintings and paper prints.
Labels:
art care,
art restoration,
caring for art,
cleaning art
Friday, October 9, 2009
Friday's website of interest to art enthusiasts: RESTORING ART WORK
I realize "oops" happen from time to time and people may need to fix and/or restore a piece of painted art. I have included a link to How to Restore Works on Canvas. This article covers some basic fixes one may try, but cautions against any intense repairs which should be left to a professional.
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