The best way to deal with photo and art damage is to prevent it from happening. We share a few tips on how to keep your art healthy. ...
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Silverfish damage is one of the most common types of photo damage we see at our studio. Learn about silverfish and how to protect your photos....
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Closed-corner and finished-corner frames are beautiful, timless frames for any piece of art. Learn how to elevate your art in this post. ...
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Let’s talk about ambrotypes. An ambrotype is a photograph whose technique dates to the 1850s. It is the antique equivalent to the modern day slide. Created through a wet process, an ambrotype is a glass negative that appears to be a positive. It is painted black on one side and is often hand tinted. Most ambrotypes are in an ornate case called a casket, coffin, union case, etc. They’re the type...
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"Silvering" is a form of photo damage to silver-based emulsions. Learn how to identify, protect, & preserve silvering black and white photos in this post. ...
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Champagne frames are the ultimate versatile frame. The color and finish on champagne frames allows this moulding to work with almost any type of piece and pair with other types of frames. We list a few reasons why this unsung hero of framing is a studio favorite. ...
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