More like it is in it's little nest in an old tree...
To Honor Chaos 13 Horkey
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I wanted the owl to be in the nest. I would like to route about 1/8" all around though.ImAMonster wrote:I like the barn wood look of the frame, I think it fits Horkey's art perfectly and especially with this print in particular. I feel like the print inside is just a little too crowded for my tastes: the owl feels almost caged to me. Did you try framing it with a matte or was that not an option?geezer wrote:I honored it by framing the little guy.
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Timbrh2001
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It's a piece of paper, who gives a fudge if it's stuck in a cage, haha! I think yours looks awesome, BTW!geezer wrote:I wanted the owl to be in the nest. I would like to route about 1/8" all around though.ImAMonster wrote:I like the barn wood look of the frame, I think it fits Horkey's art perfectly and especially with this print in particular. I feel like the print inside is just a little too crowded for my tastes: the owl feels almost caged to me. Did you try framing it with a matte or was that not an option?geezer wrote:I honored it by framing the little guy.
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goldenrose
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Beautiful job GeezerRambosRemodeler wrote:Great frame up mangeezer wrote:I honored it by framing the little guy.
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RambosRemodeler
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Love both frame ups. Nice work guys
choke wrote:I won't give up a flip that I can get myself to someone who is convinced they need it. None of us need any of this fudge. It's art. It's not medicine.
I didn't really like the flash on the photo above, so here are some better ones that are more representative. I figured I might as well drop them in here as well.
I expect some more framed pics, people. Otherwise it'll be left to me to keep bumping this
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I expect some more framed pics, people. Otherwise it'll be left to me to keep bumping this
."I see dudes using cotton gloves on prints that I know were printed while someone was drinking a beer or eating Cheetos, while water leaked from the ceiling. And I'm not even talking about my shop!" - alexfugazi
Mine will be framed in my next framing batch. No telling when that will be though, all my pennies are being saved for other things.
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