Lithograph Storage

[SwiftDeath]

Originally Posted by amb6883

I have done both put prints in just sleeves and put them on a backing boards held in place with photo corners then placed in the sleeves. Ideally I want to put them all with backing boards but as long as they are in the flat file they should be fine with just the sleeve after they have flattened. So mostly the ones that I know I will be taking out more have the boards in with them at the moment.

That does sound like a good solution and would make for a nice coffee table

Could even store a portfolio in there as well

[IAmTheLoneWanderer]

i have found some decent deals on portfolios but the more i look at that table the more i like it. only downside is that i have no room for something that large and the art portfolios seem to be a bit more space saving. swift, where did you say you can get those ones with the rings?

[SwiftDeath]

Originally Posted by IAmTheLoneWanderer

i have found some decent deals on portfolios but the more i look at that table the more i like it. only downside is that i have no room for something that large and the art portfolios seem to be a bit more space saving. swift, where did you say you can get those ones with the rings?

Here

http://www.dickblick.com/products/it...lable-binders/

or here

http://www.dickblick.com/categories/presentation/cases/

I'd go with a Pratt Presentation Case personally

I will at some point

[IAmTheLoneWanderer]

Originally Posted by SwiftDeath

Here

http://www.dickblick.com/products/it...lable-binders/

or here

http://www.dickblick.com/categories/presentation/cases/

I'd go with a Pratt Presentation Case personally

I will at some point

nice. i went to michaels and they wanted like 50-60 for a case that was half as nice as those and were only bound to the spine. plus never get prints framed there. from what i heard they do not use 100% acid free back board, matting and glass.

[SwiftDeath]

Originally Posted by IAmTheLoneWanderer

nice. i went to michaels and they wanted like 50-60 for a case that was half as nice as those and were only bound to the spine. plus never get prints framed there. from what i heard they do not use 100% acid free back board, matting and glass.

Yeah I wouldn't use Michael's for this sort of stuff but if you make sure to be 100% what they will do to your lithos before you hand them over

[IAmTheLoneWanderer]

Originally Posted by SwiftDeath

Yeah I wouldn't use Michael's for this sort of stuff but if you make sure to be 100% what they will do to your lithos before you hand them over

yeah theres a couple of professional framing places around me that do damn good work so i take them there because they know what they are doing.

[Pop Alexandra]

Originally Posted by SwiftDeath

Here

http://www.dickblick.com/products/it...lable-binders/

or here

http://www.dickblick.com/categories/presentation/cases/

Thanks for the recommendation.
I'll surely get one soon.
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Alexandra from art transport