Getting Your First Gallery-Wrap Photo Print? Know Why You Have Made a Great Choice

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Some confusion could get to your feet when it comes to studio wrap. A studio wrap is as well sometimes known as non-gallery wrap and there is a major discrepancy between these two styles- although there may be no such differences in the quality at all. In case of studio wrap canvas prints, the canvas doesn’t come folded over the frame edge and the stretcher bars get partially or fully exposed, meaning any staples will be visible unless there are additional frames around outside. The option of wrap used is commonly a matter of consumer preference and hardly a pointer for the manufacturer’s quality of production. While certain consider that gallery wraps provide an elegant and professional look to their wall-art works, others choose to leave the edge in the clear view, assuming that it would enhance the effect of the picture.

The gallery-wrapped canvas edges can themselves be printed, which means they are usable as a printed border of the photo or as prolongation of the image itself.

Edge designs are available with Photoroost gallery-wrapped canvas photo print

Folded edge: These are classic gallery-wraps with photo margins printed on the frame-sides. If you have considered this design, understand that the canvas print is looked at from the very front, and details on the edge of the photo won’t be viewed at all.

Mirrored edge – Your picture is fully in view on the front of the canvas, whereas the outer borders of the picture are duplicated, inverted and printed on the very edged of the frame. This avant-garde effect works wonders with only a few photo types.

Stretched edge – Which is also known as pixel stretch design, for it has the outermost pixels of the picture stretched along the frame-sides, resulting on a blurry look. In the process, the picture becomes completely visible on the front of the canvas frame.

Solid color edges- In this design, a robust strip of black or white gets printed along the canvas edges. Monochrome picture can also be amazingly enhanced by this solid color edge style.

5 things that make a gallery-wrap ‘exquisite’

Gallery wrap prints are the most popular techniques of exhibiting a canvas on a frame – this applies in the case of digital picture reproductions as well as original paintings; howsoever, not all gallery wraps are a successful job, unless you choose an established and tried-and-true professional as Photoroost.

Here’re the five things that make a gallery wrap photo print ‘perfect’ –