Framed by Furthur Frames

murdock · Tue Jul 05, 2011 10:11 am

ErocAfellar wrote:
murdock wrote:
desch wrote: I believe Peacedog ships.
If you were talking about inside the US (or inside the EU in my case), I'd be down for it in a heartbeat. Over the pond... it would break my heart more than once to unpack a crashed frame...
Ich wuerde gern nach Deutschland fuer ein Posterlieferung fahren

This may be the beginning of a long friendship

HappaHaoli · Tue Jul 05, 2011 10:13 am

ErocAfellar wrote:
murdock wrote:
desch wrote:
murdock wrote: That's so many levels over the highest level.. that's like... 11
I believe Peacedog ships.
If you were talking about inside the US (or inside the EU in my case), I'd be down for it in a heartbeat. Over the pond... it would break my heart more than once to unpack a crashed frame...
Ich wuerde gern nach Deutschland fuer ein Posterlieferung fahren

Sorry the only German I know is "Schiess den Fenster" [sp?] from Die Hard.

murdock · Tue Jul 05, 2011 10:14 am

HappaHaoli wrote: Sorry the only German I know is "Schiess den Fenster" [sp?] from Die Hard.

That translates roughly into "fudge the windows"

murdock · Tue Jul 05, 2011 10:17 am

No, seriously, I never even knew they were supposed to be Germans, until I saw Die Hard for the first time in English (which was sth like my 6. or 7. time total). Hans Gruber is totally killing me with his British accented German...

(And Schiess is totall right if you can't type an ß) Cheers, Happa

HappaHaoli · Tue Jul 05, 2011 10:20 am

Ha! I knew someone would set me straight.

WallyWest78 · Thu Jul 07, 2011 2:16 pm

I got this yesterday... it was framed by peacedog...

Yeah, it's been posted here already..... but it's amazing.

When I get BTiLC by Stout it will be sent to peacedog to be framed.... amazing stuff.

peacedog · Thu Jul 07, 2011 5:06 pm

WallyWest78 wrote:I got this yesterday... it was framed by peacedog...

Yeah, it's been posted here already..... but it's amazing.

When I get BTiLC by Stout it will be sent to peacedog to be framed.... amazing stuff.

I believe that's the first piece to go outside the US.

WallyWest78 · Thu Jul 07, 2011 10:05 pm

peacedog wrote:
WallyWest78 wrote:I got this yesterday... it was framed by peacedog...

Yeah, it's been posted here already..... but it's amazing.

When I get BTiLC by Stout it will be sent to peacedog to be framed.... amazing stuff.
I believe that's the first piece to go outside the US.

It won't be the last... expect a pm when I get BTiLC... I don't mind paying the shipping for such a kick @ss framing job

sixstringer · Wed Jul 13, 2011 9:28 am

Hey Corey are you there?

Need your advice bud...I'm framing up my Keyes Shedding with a double mat and I am wondering what you think about putting a spacer between the two mats for depth? Have you done this much? I'm having a hard time visualizing it but I think it could be cool. Hmm. I keep going back and forth with it. Also, I am doing a Cream linen mat on top of a Brown linen mat. I asked my framer if they could to a reverse bevel on the top mat and she said sure but she'd recommend doing it on both mats or neither. I kind of like the clean look of reverse bevels. Any advice or examples of your fine work would be much appreciated. THX

Rick_a_c · Wed Jul 13, 2011 9:31 am

So, THE THING has crossed the border without incident. Sweet! It's good to know that monster in no longer in the U.S.

ErocAfellar · Wed Jul 13, 2011 12:10 pm

sixstringer wrote:Hey Corey are you there?

Need your advice bud...I'm framing up my Keyes Shedding with a double mat and I am wondering what you think about putting a spacer between the two mats for depth? Have you done this much? I'm having a hard time visualizing it but I think it could be cool. Hmm. I keep going back and forth with it. Also, I am doing a Cream linen mat on top of a Brown linen mat. I asked my framer if they could to a reverse bevel on the top mat and she said sure but she'd recommend doing it on both mats or neither. I kind of like the clean look of reverse bevels. Any advice or examples of your fine work would be much appreciated. THX

Corey, post the picture of the Shedding you framed... :drool:

peacedog · Wed Jul 13, 2011 3:40 pm

sixstringer wrote:Hey Corey are you there?

Need your advice bud...I'm framing up my Keyes Shedding with a double mat and I am wondering what you think about putting a spacer between the two mats for depth? Have you done this much? I'm having a hard time visualizing it but I think it could be cool. Hmm. I keep going back and forth with it. Also, I am doing a Cream linen mat on top of a Brown linen mat. I asked my framer if they could to a reverse bevel on the top mat and she said sure but she'd recommend doing it on both mats or neither. I kind of like the clean look of reverse bevels. Any advice or examples of your fine work would be much appreciated. THX

I think all of the Keyes prints we've framed up have had a collar between the inner-most mats to add depth with the print floated on a pedestal. If it works for the design, I say go for it.

There is no reason to do a reverse bevel on both for uniformity. Play the bevel as a design element. You either want a white pinstripe or you don't. Two white pinstripes may look too busy, so go with one. Maybe you like the slight shadow on the artwork with the reverse bevel on the inner mat. It's all about the design.

peacedog · Wed Jul 13, 2011 3:50 pm

ErocAfellar wrote:Corey, post the picture of the Shedding you framed...

decker3984 · Wed Jul 13, 2011 3:56 pm

Damn. That is PURDY. :drool:

bignuts45 · Sun Jul 17, 2011 10:09 pm

Here are a few...Peacedog is the BEST!