EHC
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October 2006
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Backing pieces on Wood, by EHC on Feb 26, 2008 20:23:21 GMT 1, Hi,
I'm not too familiar with paintings done on wood but have heard that larger pieces could have a tendency to warp and need to have a backing.
Is this really necessary and how/where can something like this be done? How much does it usually cost. And how long do you have before a piece starts to warp?
Any advice would be appreciated
Hi,
I'm not too familiar with paintings done on wood but have heard that larger pieces could have a tendency to warp and need to have a backing.
Is this really necessary and how/where can something like this be done? How much does it usually cost. And how long do you have before a piece starts to warp?
Any advice would be appreciated
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asabrush
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December 2007
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Backing pieces on Wood, by asabrush on Feb 26, 2008 21:16:45 GMT 1, Don't have any art done on wood (apart from chipboard ) but I do play with wood as a hobby.How much warping may occur would depend on loads of different circumstances,i.e. type of wood,if it was made up as a panel,and how it was joined,humidity it was stored in before being painted and after(ongoing forever)thickness,the list could go on n on n on... 
Don't have any art done on wood (apart from chipboard ) but I do play with wood as a hobby.How much warping may occur would depend on loads of different circumstances,i.e. type of wood,if it was made up as a panel,and how it was joined,humidity it was stored in before being painted and after(ongoing forever)thickness,the list could go on n on n on... |
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