Digital BW, The Print

I wish I could check it out again but the print is not local and the client had to "fit me in" to his schedule to view it in his home.
You know how it can be...

That is what I am thinking but I can not be the only person out there that has made a print this size with the same framing setup unless it is an environmental issue, too dry or damp. The framer says he leaves small weep holes in the paper backing.

Mark
http://www.stillrivereditions.com

On Jul 5, 2011, at 3:04 PM, David Kachel wrote:

> Making a bit more sense now. I think you can forget the hinges being at
> fault. From your description I would guess that the inkjet coating
> (remember, it is different material from the paper underneath; so different
> reactions to stresses, humidity, etc.) is cracking as it is stretched under
> the weight of the large piece of paper. See if the cracks are not along the
> same lines as the greatest pull on the paper from its own weight.
> 
> David Kachel