
I love the luminous colors and delicate details that watercolor creates.
Traditionally, watercolor is displayed under glass, but even non-glare glass can diminish the subtle beauty of the painting.
My original watercolors are painted on heavy, cold-pressed paper, sealed with multiple layers of UV-resistant acrylic, and carefully mounted onto prepared cradle panels. A protective wax finish provides an additional barrier against normal household moisture.
Displaying my watercolors without glass allows you to see the painting as I intended—with no glare between you and the artwork.
Glenda Plozay
Glenda’s Art Studio
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