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Poster mounting makes a poster flat on a rigid board and forms a frameless, non-glare, light weight display, while framing involves gluing a poster on a frame, mat and glass for a traditional appearance and surface protection. Opt for mounting in modern spaces, bright...

The Complete Guide to Canvas Stretching (and Why It Matters) Canvas stretching is a process used to mount printed images or paintings onto a wooden stretcher bar frame to create neat, professional looking wall art. Canvas stretching ensures there is no sagging,...

Plaque Mounting Explained: Turn Any Photo into a Statement Piece Plaque mounting is a print finishing technique in which a photo print is flat mounted to a hard board and then cut and hardware is added to hang the finished product. This gives the result of a...

Custom Framing 101: A Beginner’s Guide to Framing Your Art You have a print you love, a painting you have completed, or you've been given a photo that you want to hang up. Now comes the question that prevents many people from going forward: how do you frame it? It may...

Frameless vs. Framed Canvas: What’s the Difference? The final product of a canvas can vary drastically based on its finishing. Some are found on the wall with clean non-framed edges, while others are found in a frame, and thus project a more traditional, gallery style...

Canvas Print vs. Metal Print: Which Is Right for Your Photos? You have selected the picture. Perhaps it was a sunrise from your most recent hike, a family portrait that you have long kept for your children, or a picture of you and your family that has turned out just...