How To Varnish Your Acrylic Ink Artwork?
The artwork created by acrylic inks looks stunning but the problem comes when they start to fade after drying. This type of artwork needs to be kept away from direct sunlight and UV rays to protect them from fading. The faded art lost its charm and looks extremely dissatisfying.
To preserve your acrylic artwork,
you can use a varnish that protects it from fading. At Cowling and Wilcox, you
can buy high-quality art products
like Acrylic Inks (Liquitex Professional, Winsor and Newton, Daler-Rowney), Ink
Extenders (Cranefield Caligo), and many more, so that you can enhance your
passion.
Varnish acts as a protective barrier, protecting your artwork from dust, dirt, and UV rays. Here is a guide to help you to protect your artwork by applying varnish:
Preparation
·
Curing
Time: Allow your artwork to dry
completely. Depending on the thickness of your ink application, this can take
24-48 hours.
Note – Applying ink on uncured ink can cause smudging and ruin your
artwork.
·
Cleanliness:
Before varnishing, gently wipe your artwork with a clean, lint-free cloth to
remove any dust or debris.
Choosing the Right Varnish
·
Archival
Quality: Opt for a varnish
formulated for long-lasting protection against fading and yellowing. Look for
brands known for their archival quality products like Liquitex.
·
Finish
Preference: Varnishes comes in
matte, satin and gloss finishes. Consider the desired effect for your artwork.
A matte finish preserves the original look, while a gloss finish enhances
vibrancy.
At Cowling and Wilcox, we
understand the importance of using high-quality
art products. Investing in good
varnish ensures your artwork’s longevity and protects your artistic vision. Visit
our website and get the best ink and varnish for your art.
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