Saturday, July 5, 2014

The Marilyn Denis Show Featuring More of Our Amazing Artists

Focus on Framing

Designer, Tommy Smythe makes a case for custom framing, which often gets a bad rap.

Watch the video HERE


Talk to the artist
When possible, ask the artist or shop owner if there is a specific way they would like to see their work framed.

Don’t get hung up on matching frames
Mix and match frames for a fun expression of your personal tastes. Or go without frames all together!

Be prepared to spend
Custom framing may not be cheap, but it’s worth it.

Work with someone local
Develop a relationship with a good framer in your area. They can offer valuable insight to those who may be intimidated by the process or inexperienced.

Resource Guide:
Canvas Gallery
950 Dupont St. @ Ossington
Toronto, ON
Mon-Fri 10-6, Sat 10-6 & Sun 12-5

Canvas2
665 Dupont St @ Christie
Toronto, ON
Mon-Fri 8:30-5, Sat 10-5

T: 416.532.5275

www.canvasgallery.ca
  • Ronald Tsang, Hog Falls, photograph, limited edition of 8, 20”x30”, $800 framed
  • Amy Dryer, Motion II, acrylic on panel, 40”x33”,$1650 framed
  • Isabelle Trudel-Benoit, Sans Titre no. 13-1, mixed media on canvas, 14”x17”. $240 framed.
  • Isabelle Trudel-Benoit, Sans Titre no. 13-2, mixed media on paper, 14”x17”. $240 framed.
  • Tammy Ratcliff, Love 2, mixed print, chine colle monotype, 12”x12” (image), $675 framed
  • Sarah Tacoma, English Garden #3, photography/encaustic, 20”x20”, $640 framed

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