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Art Juice: A podcast for artists, creatives and art lovers

Framing Options + Painting Titles [9]

Art Juice: A podcast for artists, creatives and art lovers

Louise Fletcher/Alice Sheridan

Arts, Visual Arts

4.81.1K Ratings

🗓️ 19 March 2019

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

Framing can be a challenge for us all. It’s expensive and there are so many options. If you paint on board or canvas, is it necessary? If you do decide to add a frame, what style works best? Today we’re going to delve into this topic, discuss our own approaches, and share some inside tips. We consider buying pre-made frames, having frames made online, and working with a professional framer.  The discussion also covers cost and profit concerns and how to balance those with the desire to present your work most effectively.


We also talk titles after a listener asks: “How much importance do you attach to finding a good title for each painting and which comes first - the title (theme?) or the painting?”  We discuss the importance of titles to our work and how we each approach them.


Finally, the decision to purchase a small painting leads Louise to re-visit her attitude to selling and Alice is feeling grateful to the people who help us with our art.


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Transcript

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0:00.0

So either you can't delegate this stuff at all or we're just control freaks.

0:04.8

Yeah, it's definitely an asset. Welcome to episode 9 of Art Juice, behind the scenes conversations about making

0:19.4

art and the creative life with me Louise Fletcher and me Alice Sheridan. Today we're going to talk

0:25.9

about titles we're going to talk about framing but first of all let's talk about

0:32.1

what we've been working on this week.

0:33.7

So Alice, I know you've had a busy week, so why don't you start?

0:37.1

I've had, I've got a lovely story to tell you later too.

0:41.2

I have had a very nice week so I'm getting ready for Surrey contemporary art first

0:47.2

so by the time this goes out that will be finished I can tell you next week how it went.

0:59.0

I always feel a little bit apprehensive in advance of events and I've got over that hump and I'm now in the stage where I feel excited about it and I love I love the fact that I have now got enough experience that carries me through the feeling nervous stage because I know the feeling

1:13.4

exciting stage is going to come and the feeling exciting stage happens

1:20.4

when you really start getting all the work ready to hang and show.

1:25.0

So yeah, as I mentioned in my newsletter, I've been doing the three Fs which are finishing,

1:30.5

framing and photography.

1:31.7

Sorry about the bad spelling, but it's audio.

1:33.7

Now, do you enjoy that part?

1:36.7

Because I find all that quite laborious.

1:40.6

I quite like the fact that it's I don't have to think so hard maybe. It's just like a

1:48.6

list of jobs to do I can put the radio on it feels quite satisfying getting through them. I love the framing

1:55.3

parts, love the framing part. And the photography is, yeah, I've been doing that today and my house.

2:05.0

It's totally turned upside down because I've got some larger pieces.

2:10.0

I find it much harder to find space within a house to put them.

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