Our art prints are printed on the finest professional archival paper. When you frame you art, be sure not to have your print in direct sunlight. Keep water away from your print too, that includes humidity. I would not hang my favorite art print or painting in my bathroom, or in my kitchen near any steam. HAVE HAMMER AND NAIL - NOW WHAT?
If you're like me, hanging up a piece of art on the wall is a BIG deal. Where does it go? Should I have it in a group or by itself. Does it look cluttered or does it make a statement? The best way for me is to sketch it out and think about it for a day BEFORE I hammer holes or use the various hanging devices out there.
The old hammer and nail is a winning combo, however, take a stroll in a your local hardware store and discover new updated ways to hang art on your walls that are more secure and kinder to your walls. I personally love the Hercules Hook for a quick fix. Twist, push and turn! No hammer needed-if it's going into drywall. It holds up to 150 lbs too! And it leaves a discreet hole in the wall, not a gapping hole into another world. :) Mix it up when you are hanging your new art on the wall. Use grouping or an asymmetrical, or uneven format to add pizzazz to your home walls. Be sure to keep your beautiful candles from your art too! Don't laugh, I visited an artists friend's home and she was busy fixing one of her paintings that a client mistakenly put near a candle-oops! We want to keep fires in the fireplace.
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Great article! JM-Texas
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