Choose the presentation before the edition grows
Decide whether your work wants a full-bleed frame, a visible paper border or a mat before you make a catalog of sizes. Recording the finished outside dimensions makes your product pages, studio photography and collector guidance much more consistent.
Make the materials legible
Collectors appreciate knowing what is included: the paper, the glazing, whether a mat is archival, how the piece is mounted and whether the frame arrives ready to hang. Clear specifications reduce uncertainty and make the work easier to recommend.
Photograph the finished object
Show one straight-on image for the work and one room-scale image for context. A close detail of the frame edge or mat opening answers a different question than a hero image, so keep the set purposeful.