Decoration of paintings in a baguette

The picture in the frame definitely looks beautiful and complete. A baguette is an element of framing a work of art, often contributing to a smooth transition from painting to interior design, where the leading role remains with the painting. A well-chosen baguette will not only complete the work of art, but can also become an accent element of the room. The choice of shapes, designs and materials today is so great that everyone is 100% likely to find what they are looking for.

The most important thing to remember is the picture and the frame should form a duet, complement each other and in no case compete for the right to be in the spotlight. Many people out of habit believe that the baguette is matched to the situation - it is not, it needs to be matched to the picture. Genuine works of art have a certain artistic value, their own energy - they live their own lives, regardless of the interior and walls. Often, those who are not versed in the design of paintings use a simple and uncomplicated method: they choose a baguette by the selection method.

Conventionally, when selecting a baguette, several basic rules can be distinguished.

• Color spectrum. It is recommended to match the baguette by color to close colors shown in the picture. If the picture is dominated by warm colors, for example, then the frame should also be of warm shades: gold, bronze, copper colors are perfect in this case. You can imagine how the frame for a picture of winter and snow should look like - in this case, white, silver is appropriate.

• The style of the canvas. The texture, ornament and design of the baguette as a whole should repeat the design of the picture - they should feel great in a duet. For example, the works of avant-garde artists look great in frames with gloss, and realism - with gilding, with a baguette in the classic style. A canvas with primitive lines should be framed in the same simple frame.

• Miniature paintings. As a rule, small canvases (20x20 cm or 20x30 cm) are framed in such a way that its area exceeds the size of the picture or is equal to it. Placing a work in such a baguette, emphasis is placed on the originality of the work, the viewer's gaze is "riveted" to the center of the picture.

• Multiple profiles... Creativity is an integral part of our life. Do not be afraid to experiment - the canvas can be arranged in several diverse frame profiles.

• The choice of material. Another important point is the choice of baguette material. The frame should not only match the style of the painting, but also suit the place where it is planned to be placed. If the frame is made of wood, it is very important to take into account the room temperature, lighting, air humidity, etc.

Considering all these rules, you can safely move on to another point - decorating the picture and fixing it on the wall. Since there are quite a few of them, useful tips will also help.

It is worth considering different ways of decorating pictures.There are several of them - just like the types of canvases. A print is a picture carved or etched from copper. It is printed on paper. The materials of printing plates are different: linoleum, stone, wood, etc. Another interesting art form is graphics. Such paintings, in contrast to painting, are created by the authors with a single pencil or ink.

Painting is a familiar concept for everyone. She traditionally ranks first in the academic triad of "fine" arts. It is a method of fixing the surrounding world with paints on a flexible or rigid surface. Regardless of the technique in which the work was performed, there are general approaches to framing paintings. To place the canvas in a frame with your own hands correctly, you need to remember some rules.

The first step is to measure the reproduction: its width, height and thickness. The next step is to choose the most suitable frame in terms of style and size. Basically, frames are sold in standard sizes: 20x25, 40x50, 75x100 and others - if the picture fits, great. There are also shops where you can find frames of non-standard sizes. You will need staples to install the frame - this should also be taken care of in advance. Usually they are sold in packs of 4 - enough to insert a picture.

Measure the backs of the frame and subframe to find the correct size for the staples. Next, you should go directly to the design of the canvas. The canvas is laid face down and is also inserted inward. Then the staples are fixed on the canvas. They often need to be screwed on - one bracket to each subframe. The point is made with a pencil, and then a hole is drilled (the main thing is not to overdo it, so as not to drill the frame). At the end, the frame is fixed with screws.

Assembling jigsaw puzzles is not only fun. It is not at all necessary to hide the assembled painting - it can be placed on the wall. First of all, the puzzles are glued, and then they move on to the design in the frame. The finished mosaic can be hung on the wall without a frame, but it will look better with it. For an elegant frame you will need: a baguette, glass, a backdrop, a decorative edging, a passport and the original itself. The main thing is that everything fits in size.

When framing graphics and prints, the requirements are slightly different. You cannot leave your works without glass and framing for a long time. When framing a graphic work, it creates a layer between the material and the canvas - it is responsible for the safety of the picture. First of all, the mat is selected for the picture, and then the frame.

Passepartout sets the tone for a work of art. This element is intended for beauty and serves as the final stage. There is no unequivocal answer about the principles of choosing a mat, since each picture is an original and bright composition. Masters are advised to choose a mat depending on the purpose: it can both hide the flaws of the picture, and emphasize the merits. But still, there are general rules for choosing a mat - let's talk about them.

Nuances of choice:

• for painting or photography mat is matched, similar in color or, on the contrary, which will be an accent element;
• matt shades similar to the picture visually enlarges the work;
• the frame of pastel colors is in perfect harmony with almost any work due to its versatility (very often masters use monochrome frames: black or white, but they are only suitable for graphic work);
• the black color of the passepartout makes the work more contrasting, but you need to use this color carefully, because he sets a difficult mood for the picture;
• calculating the width of the mat is very simple - it is enough to adhere to the rules, for images of all sizes the top margin and the side ones are equal in width, but the bottom one is slightly wider.

The canvas can be visually "enriched". To do this, you can put on a slip on the edge of the mat, which is combined with a baguette. 6 cm is the standard width of the mat, often the size is selected taking into account the size of the painting. Typically, the bottom edge of the mount is wider than the top and sides.

Making a painting is an interesting and creative process. The more you immerse yourself in any business and study its nuances, the more you begin to understand everything. For those unfamiliar with the terms given in the article, the task of decorating a picture may seem like something difficult, however, with practice, it becomes clear that this is a very easy event. By attaching a picture to a baguette and hanging it on the wall, it will set a certain mood, so it is important to think over all the nuances.