That's pretty awesomexjmjx wrote:Just re-framed this for my Uncle who owned a bike shop for 20 years, original poster from (I believe) 1954.
Framed Stuff Part 10
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UrsusMorris
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mattkardish wrote:the polar bear would take the great white to the corner of jabroni drive and know your role boulevard and rock bottom his ass onto that stop sign and finish him off with the people's elbow. clearly y'all can't smell what the polar bear is cookin.
Thanks a ton man, very stoked, one of these days, I'm goona have to send it to Poster Mountain, it's got a big tear in it, but I was able to hide it fairly well for the time being.
Got a couple of tattoo flash sheets that were done for one of my favorite hardcore bands.
And cross-posting from the Danger thread (been framing a lot lately)
Got a couple of tattoo flash sheets that were done for one of my favorite hardcore bands.
And cross-posting from the Danger thread (been framing a lot lately)
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UrsusMorris
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I'd say you done a pretty good job hidin that tear, i can't see it!
mattkardish wrote:the polar bear would take the great white to the corner of jabroni drive and know your role boulevard and rock bottom his ass onto that stop sign and finish him off with the people's elbow. clearly y'all can't smell what the polar bear is cookin.
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UrsusMorris
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^That's a damn beauty right there!^
mattkardish wrote:the polar bear would take the great white to the corner of jabroni drive and know your role boulevard and rock bottom his ass onto that stop sign and finish him off with the people's elbow. clearly y'all can't smell what the polar bear is cookin.
Yup. .nice job oneyeUrsusMorris wrote:^That's a damn beauty right there!^
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rubberneck
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Clean and classic. The monochrome test print. I currently have both framed up and I prefer the noir vibe this has.
The detail also seems more apparent in b&w.
The detail also seems more apparent in b&w.
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UrsusMorris
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That looks pretty damn clean RN; i like it! 
mattkardish wrote:the polar bear would take the great white to the corner of jabroni drive and know your role boulevard and rock bottom his ass onto that stop sign and finish him off with the people's elbow. clearly y'all can't smell what the polar bear is cookin.
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lilorphanFunkhouser
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that this island earth is perfect. good job oneye. アキラ
"Gkohler"-it only takes 1 idiot to throw that much cash at something for it to instantly be "worth" that much.
"Celsius"- Welcome to Expressobeans, bitch.
"Gkohler"-it only takes 1 idiot to throw that much cash at something for it to instantly be "worth" that much.
"Celsius"- Welcome to Expressobeans, bitch.
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LarryForsyth
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That's a super frame up oneye 
Love that Mead Street too.
Love that Mead Street too.
jlabbate wrote:Yup. .nice job oneyeUrsusMorris wrote:^That's a damn beauty right there!^
lilorphanFunkhouser wrote:
Thanks!LarryForsyth wrote:That's a super frame up oneye
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Z0MBIEproof
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Anyone know if the IKEA VIRSERUM
Frame, dark brown
$24.99
Is any good for framing 24x36 prints? Or should they be avoided?
Frame, dark brown
$24.99
Is any good for framing 24x36 prints? Or should they be avoided?
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