The Starving Artist
Watercolor paintings are generally matted
and placed behind glass or acrylic.
Watercolor paint tends to look light and airy
and has a translucent quality.
To maintain that look, avoid mats and frames
that are dark and heavy.
This is just a general rule, every picture should
tell you what colors will work best,
sometimes it will not follow general rules.
Tip: Watercolors are original art.
Make sure they are properly preserved by using
appropriate conservation grade framing materials
to protect their value and their longevity