Well, I'll always like to see more of your tea-paper work, as it is my favorite.
As for the framing - I have a really good frame maker (is there a word for that in English?). He's super old and extremely weird but he knows his stuff. What he did was glue the paper to another piece he framed with some distance from the painting as to not ruin the wrinkled affect it has.
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Date: 2009-08-14 05:00 pm (UTC)We need to get you more models. It seems i've been typecasted :).
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Date: 2009-09-18 09:41 pm (UTC)and man... I have to stop framing my paintings UNDER mats.
just how you did the framing on that one makes me want to do a few more tea pieces!
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Date: 2009-09-18 09:52 pm (UTC)As for the framing - I have a really good frame maker (is there a word for that in English?). He's super old and extremely weird but he knows his stuff. What he did was glue the paper to another piece he framed with some distance from the painting as to not ruin the wrinkled affect it has.