Description
7 Inch Panel Porter Pair with Hardware P2-07
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Paint and Carry Any Size You Like!
Panel Porter™ is a simple, versatile, and economical wet panel carrier that provides the most secure transport of your precious artwork available on the market. Insert your wet painted panels face-to-face in a wooden frame designed with metal pins that lock each corner. Air holes allow your painting to breathe while you transport your artwork.
One of the celebrated features of this product is they liberate artists to paint any size panels they want. Since Panel Porter™ are sold in sizes "every inch," you can paint any size panel you want and still can safely transport your artwork. You are not limited to only a handful of standard sizes that are commonly available.
For example, combine this 7" size with an additional 7" Porter™, and you can paint and carry two 7x7 Canvas Panels. Or combine this 7 size with 4"" size and you can paint and port an 4x7, which happens to be a √3:1 Dynamic Root-3 Rectangle size.With a small collection of Porter™ sizes, you can mix-and-match to create a variety of canvas panel carriers making it easy for you to paint and carry sizes that you have never before tried. Masterpiece® has 75 standard canvas panel sizes, including proportions like the Golden Mean, Squares, HDTV, Root Rectangles, Fibonacci sizes, and many more!
Securely Transport Two Wet Canvas Panels of Any Size!
Your artwork should dictate the size of your carrier, not the other way around!
Creativity Has No Limits! Paint and Carry any size panel you like!
Panel Porter™ Profile View
Making your artwork as secure as possible is one of the key features and benefits of our unique wet panel carrier. Panel Porter™ transports two 1/8" thick wet panels, face to face. If you only paint one panel, then insert a dry panel in the other slot. The panels are spaced 1/2" apart, thereby providing adequate distance between the two paintings.
The inside groove of Panel Porter™ is tapered, which consequently barely touches the panel only at the extreme outside edge of the panel and thereby does not harm your artwork.
To assemble your Panel Porter™ wet carrier, fit three Porter Bars together to form a U-shape. Secure two of the corners with locking pins, tightened firmly using a US dime or screwdriver. The remaining two corners at the open end of the U can be closed with brass clasps for quick assembly and access, or with additional locking pins for a more secure connection. The goal is to keep the U-shape rigid, with the legs parallel and the corners holding their right angles.
Also included are 3/4" hook-and-loop dots. Attach them to the Porter Bars in the configuration shown in the diagram. The dots hold the U-shape steady while you slide a wet panel into the groove. A predictable, stationary frame makes loading easier and protects a wet painting from contact with a flexing bar.
Hold the panel from below with the artwork facing up, and slide it into the lower groove of the U-shaped frame. The locking pins and hook-and-loop dots keep the Porter Bars parallel, so the panel slides in cleanly without striking a flexing bar.
In general, things disappear in order to reappear.
♦ Robert Delaunay
Robert Delaunay's keen observation of the cyclical nature of existence is as poetic as it is profound. His experiences, defined by the changing tides of early 20th-century Europe and the rapid evolution of artistic movements, instilled in him a profound understanding of transformation. The ebb and flow, the very pulse of life and creation, are underscored by this notion that what vanishes often returns in new forms.
This perspective can be seen as a reflection on the creative process itself. Ideas, inspirations, and techniques may fall out of focus, only to be rediscovered and reinterpreted in a fresh light. In our art careers, we might experience phases of apparent stagnancy or feel as though a part of our artistic identity has been lost. Yet, with patience and perspective, these seemingly dormant periods often precede moments of rebirth and renewed vigor. Like nature's relentless cycle of decay and renewal, our artistic expressions and endeavors are perpetually in flux, constantly reshaping and rejuvenating.
We found this intriguing quote, wrote insightful context, as well as created this unique image of Robert Delaunay to enrich your experience and inspire. Inspire us with your next painting!
Additional Details
- SKU:
- P2-07
- Canvas and Depth:
- Panel Porter
- Length:
- 7 Inch
