An image can be divided into two or three parts (panels) and be displayed next to one another so they are “visually connected.” This simplifies the framing in large sizes and creates an interesting display. A two-panel image is called “Diptych” and a three panel a “Triptych.” click on the image to view/download the guide. You will need a PDF file reader to view the file.
Download the Room Lighting Guide Often overlooked but essential for optimum viewing of your displayed prints, this guide points out the basic considerations in finding the best locations. The presence of windows and other light sources in the room can make or break the visibility of the prints. Different media behaves differently in various lighting…
Thoughts Regarding Compositions in Your Wall Art There are numerous excellent articles on composition that are readily found with simple web searches. Rather than repeat some or much of this content, this thought paper suggests some basic concepts to have in mind when shopping for wall art. The purpose is to give you a basis…
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