Mixed media on paper is hands down my favorite artistic approach. Regardless of whether I’m working with watercolor, acrylic, pencil or gouache, I almost always create my paintings and illustrations on paper. The only downside to working this way, is that to display works on paper you often have to put them behind glass in a frame. This means that the beautiful texture of the paper and the materials are less noticeable.

Years ago, I started mounting many of my finished pieces to wood panel, and absolutely loved the finished effect. It makes works on paper feel more like a painting, and allows you to hang them the same way you’d hang a canvas — without glass. I’ve shown bits and pieces of the process in videos before, but today I want to show and explain the process of how to mount works paper to wood panel from start to finish. This approach can be used on watercolor paintings, colored pencil drawings or any mixed media work on high-quality paper.

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SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT
Finished artwork (ideally it will be slightly larger than the panel and on heavyweight, cotton paper)
Panel (I recommend a cradled panel — not a flat one) — [ Ссылка ]
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Brayer — [ Ссылка ]
Clear, matte acrylic medium — [ Ссылка ]
Foam brush or large gesso brush — [ Ссылка ]
X-acto knife — [ Ссылка ]
Cutting matt — [ Ссылка ]
Plastic wrap or old grocery bag
Sandpaper/block
Clean scrap paper
Heavy books

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Edited by the amazing Meg Potter -- THANK YOU, MEG!!
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Some of the links above are “affiliate links.” This means that if you click on the link and purchase the item, I will receive a small commission from the sale at no additional cost to you. This support helps me continue to be able to make videos, and take the time to link to all the art supplies & materials I use so that you guys can easily find them. I only link to products that I use personally on a regular basis, and feel comfortable recommending.

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