(Un)frame Your Watercolors - Modern Presentation for Watercolor

When
October 12, 2023
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Location
online
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If your are attending the Ryan Fox workshop on watercolor pouring, you can watch this demo free. The registration code will be sent to you when your workshop registration is completed.

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Learn a new way to mount and present your watercolors via this online demo by Ryan Fox.

watercolor painting by Ryan Fox mounted on a one inch cradled wood board

Watercolor painting by Ryan Fox of the NCSU Bell Tower.
It's mounted on 1" cradled wood board.

Tired of putting your watercolors into expensive (and easily damaged) frames? Sick of seeing reflections from glass/plexiglass and not your artwork? Learn to mount your watercolors on cradled wood boards for a modern presentation. This demonstration will show step by step how to waterproof the paper, prepare the boards, and place the art on a cradled board that can be directly hung on the wall.

About Ryan Fox

Ryan Fox is a signature member of the American Watercolor Society as well as six state and regional societies. He has won awards in the American Watercolor Society, Adirondacks National Exhibition of American Watercolors, Missouri Watercolor Society, Georgia Watercolor Society, and the Watercolor Society of North Carolina juried shows. His work has been featured in Watercolor Artists Magazine, Art of Watercolour, Splash 15, 16, 19, and 20 hardcover books published by F+W Media. His instructional DVDs are marketed by Creative Catalyst Productions.

Ryan enjoys creating watercolors on a variety of surfaces (traditional watercolor paper, YUPO, and Japanese rice paper. His styles range from loose and fast to highly detailed and technical painting. As a teacher, he constantly pushes himself to learn new things about watercolor. Every painting gives you an opportunity to grow as an artist!

His website is rfoxphoto.com.