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In Reply to: Jon Risch, et. al: Artsy DIY wall trick? Could this work? posted by rhizomatic on March 15, 2003 at 15:00:47:
The other replies have pretty much covered it.The paint ad the tightly woven canvas mean that mids and HFs will be relfected right off the picture itself.
You COULD get some mid LF absorption with some fiberglas or polyester batting behind the picture, but this would be minimal unless it was a BIG picture, and the thickness of material behind it was more than a few inches deep.
As noted in a post long ago, relatively open and light applicatons ofn paint to burlap or other suitably oepn cloth such as speaker grille cloths (which are available in black brown and white at best), canbe effective, as the amount of painted are is not too great then.
As Dave has suggested, dyes or other way to coor the fabric that do not add a solid layer of material to the surface are going to be more useful.
Jon Risch
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