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THE ONLY WAY TO UNROLL LARGE FORMAT PRINTS !! When you order prints that are larger than 12”x12” or so they will ship to your house rolled up to protect them from being damaged. If you search online the best ways to unroll those prints you will get a variety of different answers. But, I learned the best way to unroll them while protecting them from being damaged in art school so I thought I would share 😎 You don’t want to unroll the prints and then immediately hold them down by the corners with books. ( that is what most people will tell you to do ) This will stress the photo side of the print  and could increase the chances of creases or dents or other undesirable effects. So instead go slow and let gravity do the work. 1 - make sure you have a large flat and clean surface to work on that won’t be disturbed for a couple of days. Unroll the print and place it’s curled edges down on the work surface. Using something moderately heavy and low like books or clean shoes laid on their sides, gently use them to keep the edges from curling back up into a roll. 2 - carefully find the spot where the print is most unrolled but won’t spring off the books and roll back up on itself. Make sure it is secure and will stay. 3 - leave in this position for 24 - 48 hours. This will allow gravity to work against the roll and allow the paper and it’s photographic surface and ink to relax slowly. 4 - after the first day you should be able to remove the books and the print, though slightly still curved on the edges, will not roll back in on itself. At this point i usually let it sit on its own for another day. 5 - at this point it can either be framed and the glass and frame backing will press it flat the rest of the way, or you can place those books on the corners and flatten it completely. The key is to allow the print to relax slowly on its own and not force it right out of the box. If you have invested in an archival print or piece of art you will want to do what you can to preserve its quality and make sure it isn’t damaged 😁 For more tips about art collecting and framing prints etc go sign up for my email list here —-> www.davidboyette.com/free-art #photography #fineart #sunflowers #floral #contemporaryart #artist #Summer #yellow #bees
THE ONLY WAY TO UNROLL LARGE FORMAT PRINTS !! When you order prints that are larger than 12”x12” or so they will ship to your house rolled up to protect them from being damaged. If you search online the best ways to unroll those prints you will get a variety of different answers. But, I learned the best way to unroll them while protecting them from being damaged in art school so I thought I would share 😎 You don’t want to unroll the prints and then immediately hold them down by the corners with books. ( that is what most people will tell you to do ) This will stress the photo side of the print and could increase the chances of creases or dents or other undesirable effects. So instead go slow and let gravity do the work. 1 - make sure you have a large flat and clean surface to work on that won’t be disturbed for a couple of days. Unroll the print and place it’s curled edges down on the work surface. Using something moderately heavy and low like books or clean shoes laid on their sides, gently use them to keep the edges from curling back up into a roll. 2 - carefully find the spot where the print is most unrolled but won’t spring off the books and roll back up on itself. Make sure it is secure and will stay. 3 - leave in this position for 24 - 48 hours. This will allow gravity to work against the roll and allow the paper and it’s photographic surface and ink to relax slowly. 4 - after the first day you should be able to remove the books and the print, though slightly still curved on the edges, will not roll back in on itself. At this point i usually let it sit on its own for another day. 5 - at this point it can either be framed and the glass and frame backing will press it flat the rest of the way, or you can place those books on the corners and flatten it completely. The key is to allow the print to relax slowly on its own and not force it right out of the box. If you have invested in an archival print or piece of art you will want to do what you can to preserve its quality and make sure it isn’t damaged 😁 For more tips about art collecting and framing prints etc go sign up for my email list here —-> www.davidboyette.com/free-art #photography #fineart #sunflowers #floral #contemporaryart #artist #Summer #yellow #bees

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