Best way to store a twice up page?

[Mark 1]

I have a Itoya portfolio for my 11x17 art but I have a twice up page coming and want to be able to store it in a simiar way. What do you guys suggest?

 

I'm new to OA and really liking it! Sorry for the noob questions that have probably already been asked.

[batman_fan]

I have a Itoya portfolio for my 11x17 art but I have a twice up page coming and want to be able to store it in a simiar way. What do you guys suggest?

 

I'm new to OA and really liking it! Sorry for the noob questions that have probably already been asked.

 

Itoya actually makes a portfolio that holds 2s ups. That is what I use.

[jjeanius]

Fold it in half, then it's only once-up, and will fit in a regular portfolio just fine. (thumbs u

[mrpunch0]

In a frame. On my wall.

[Mark 1]

I have a Itoya portfolio for my 11x17 art but I have a twice up page coming and want to be able to store it in a simiar way. What do you guys suggest?

 

I'm new to OA and really liking it! Sorry for the noob questions that have probably already been asked.

 

Itoya actually makes a portfolio that holds 2s ups. That is what I use.

 

Thanks and I just bought one from ebay - 18x24 and it was on sale!

 

Thanks!

[jay j]

I have a Itoya portfolio for my 11x17 art but I have a twice up page coming and want to be able to store it in a simiar way. What do you guys suggest?

 

I'm new to OA and really liking it! Sorry for the noob questions that have probably already been asked.

 

Itoya actually makes a portfolio that holds 2s ups. That is what I use.

 

Thanks and I just bought one from ebay - 18x24 and it was on sale!

 

Thanks!

 

May I ask from which seller, my liege?

[Mark 1]

It was seller adoramacamera

 

 

[Garf]

It was seller adoramacamera

 

 

Frame it you fool

 

I received an order of UV protective plexi yesterday and it was so cheap! Enough pre cut for 8 large frames and 3 smaller ones for approx 50 bucks in your money with shipping included. It makes framing things yourself so affordable with some cheap black frames and other materials.

 

The only downside to plexi is that the UV resistant / anti glare coating is slightly opaque outside of a 90 degree viewing angle, meaning you have to be a bit more careful with positioning on the wall e.g. don't stick it in the corner of a room. Outside of that viewing angle the art won't look sharp behind the plexi.

[Mark 1]

It was seller adoramacamera

 

 

Frame it you fool

 

I received an order of UV protective plexi yesterday and it was so cheap! Enough pre cut for 8 large frames and 3 smaller ones for approx 50 bucks in your money with shipping included. It makes framing things yourself so affordable with some cheap black frames and other materials.

 

The only downside to plexi is that the UV resistant / anti glare coating is slightly opaque outside of a 90 degree viewing angle, meaning you have to be a bit more careful with positioning on the wall e.g. don't stick it in the corner of a room. Outside of that viewing angle the art won't look sharp behind the plexi.

 

 

Where do you get the UV protective plexi?

[Doc McCoy]

It was seller adoramacamera

 

 

Frame it you fool

 

I received an order of UV protective plexi yesterday and it was so cheap! Enough pre cut for 8 large frames and 3 smaller ones for approx 50 bucks in your money with shipping included. It makes framing things yourself so affordable with some cheap black frames and other materials.

 

The only downside to plexi is that the UV resistant / anti glare coating is slightly opaque outside of a 90 degree viewing angle, meaning you have to be a bit more careful with positioning on the wall e.g. don't stick it in the corner of a room. Outside of that viewing angle the art won't look sharp behind the plexi.

 

[theflashunc]

Frame is totally the way to go. My page from Tom Scioli's American Barbarian done twice-up.

 

 

 

[jay j]

It was seller adoramacamera

 

 

Thanks pal!