ever get wet mounted? :)

[NOOSE]

he he that aside
anyone know a good companey/web site, to get prints "wet mounted", or "canvas mounted" I was told of this, but havnt had much luck finding priceing.

[Interceptor]

Oh geeze, I have to either get my head out of the gutter, or familiarize myself with art terminology.

[Blue]

Oh geeze, I have to either get my head out of the gutter, or familiarize myself with art terminology.
same. :bashful:

[CaptainInsano]

Oh geeze, I have to either get my head out of the gutter, or familiarize myself with art terminology.

yep, me too :nohope:

[NOOSE]

lol

maybe they gave me the wrong name for it lol, and I have been asking folks about something else, Im talking about the process where they stretch a digital painting on a canvas, so it looks more traditional, I saw a photo done this way in a hotel, and it looked all right,

but now Im curiouse to hear what you were going to say anyhow! :)

[MarkHarchar]

This thread isn't what I thought it would be about... :nohope:

[bizarre]

wasn't there some really kitschy site that printed photoshop filtered photos of puppies on canvas? i can't remember the link, but i think i remember a few really cheap and stupid companies jacking up the prices by charging to print on canvas.

[Elwell]

Wet mounting and dry mounting are both photography terms. In wet mounting, the print is glued to a surface while it is still damp, and dries flat and tight. In dry mounting, the print is mounted on a backing using a heat-set glue or tissue and a special press.

Obviously, ink jet prints can't be wet mounted, because the ink isn't waterproof.

[look]

For a second I thought you were doing Chinese traditional watercolor. Those are usually wet mounted onto a scroll.

As for printing on canvas, a lot of print company does that, like kinko or office max. It just charges a lot of money.

[fukifino]

I haven't been wet mounted in a good, long time. :(

[Poohgee]

fukifino : "I haven't been wet mounted in a good, long time."

-> :D dont worry not the only one :D

[L. Scott Knight]

Oh geeze, I have to either get my head out of the gutter, or familiarize myself with art terminology.


How about doing the latter while remaining, joyfully splashing about, in the former. :teeth: