There is something special about displaying original artwork exactly as the artist intended. Recently, a client brought us a beautiful original painting on canvas that needed professional stretching and finishing before it could be displayed in their home.
The artwork was carefully stretched and wrapped onto a custom frame, ensuring the canvas remained properly tensioned and ready for long-term display. Before framing, the canvas was professionally coated with a Fine Art Trade Guild certified archival varnish rated for 100+ years of protection. This protective finish helps preserve the artwork while also providing UV protection to reduce the effects of sunlight exposure over time.
To complete the piece, the client selected an elegant oak floater frame. Floater frames are a popular choice for canvas artwork because they create a subtle gap around the edge of the canvas, giving the artwork a clean, contemporary appearance while allowing the full painting to remain visible.
At an impressive 3' x 4', this original canvas artwork is now a stunning statement piece that will draw attention in any room. The natural oak frame complements the artwork beautifully and provides a timeless finish that works well with both modern and traditional décor.
At Lafferty Productions, we offer a variety of professional printing and framing services for artists, photographers, businesses, and homeowners throughout Medicine Hat and surrounding areas. Whether you need canvas printing, canvas stretching, custom framing, oak floater frames, fine art printing, artwork varnishing, or professional photo printing, we can help bring your project to life.
Our archival varnishing services help protect artwork from dust, moisture, and UV exposure while enhancing the appearance of the finished piece. Combined with professional stretching and framing, it is an excellent way to preserve original artwork for future generations.
If you have artwork, photographs, or a special piece you'd like professionally displayed, we'd love to help. Contact us today to discuss your next printing, framing, or artwork preservation project.
