^^^ What he said!!antiyou wrote:srdzevon wrote:My latest reclaimed framed Horkey
Read about it here:
http://forum.expressobeans.com/viewtopi ... 9#p1456169
Jesus Christ man that is amazing. Well done!
Framed Stuff Part 7
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rockbridge
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Bleak wrote:First DIY frame job. Months in the making, and despite the errors, I'm pretty happy with it.
I now appreciate framers a lot more.
Nice Job! I still need to frame mine.
How did you do it? What size frame did you use?
38 x 23 3/4 via American Frame I believe. With 3/4 spacers all around, just to see if I could do it.kcposters wrote:Bleak wrote:First DIY frame job. Months in the making, and despite the errors, I'm pretty happy with it.
I now appreciate framers a lot more.
Nice Job! I still need to frame mine.
How did you do it? What size frame did you use?
So, I have had a handful of the pieces for these frames sitting around for a while, and finally got off my ass and ordered some spacers and put these together:
Been waiting a while to properly frame this Torneros:
Tried to get a bit of depth in the frame too:
Also, happy to have Marq's Peche girl up in time for the beer to be available (had one other day while admiring this on the wall):
(and if someone has a poor beer wench entombed in a flat file send me a message, I may have something to help her
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And I'm really glad most everything framed out on this scratch and dent phlegm I got for a great price (Me and the girlfriend are toying with the idea of another mat, but going to wait till I need to make another order to save on some shipping):
I like how to molding almost looks like a 3D relief of some of his linework:
Been waiting a while to properly frame this Torneros:
Tried to get a bit of depth in the frame too:
Also, happy to have Marq's Peche girl up in time for the beer to be available (had one other day while admiring this on the wall):
(and if someone has a poor beer wench entombed in a flat file send me a message, I may have something to help her
)And I'm really glad most everything framed out on this scratch and dent phlegm I got for a great price (Me and the girlfriend are toying with the idea of another mat, but going to wait till I need to make another order to save on some shipping):
I like how to molding almost looks like a 3D relief of some of his linework:
Seconded. I used that same frame for a small print and loved it. Hadn't thought about it for Civilisation. Did you go through americanframe for it?shoeless wrote:Great frame for the Civilisation!
DeltaSigChi4 wrote:Don't let these nerds hold you down, playa.
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Yep, american frame, was nice to have their free shipping (well plus $15 oversized charge) on a frame this large.fnord wrote:Seconded. I used that same frame for a small print and loved it. Hadn't thought about it for Civilisation. Did you go through americanframe for it?shoeless wrote:Great frame for the Civilisation!
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rubenjleal
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FINALLY!!!
ISO: Stout Revenge of the Jedi
ISO: Slater Occasional Acid Flashback variant
ISO: Ansin Moon (reg)
ISO: Slater Occasional Acid Flashback variant
ISO: Ansin Moon (reg)
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RottenAtom
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Congrats on the frameup! I love that print, but not a fan of the orange mats.
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drummer7795
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i second that. what's the name of that piece?inkedup wrote:The Torneros looks awesome!
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RupertPupkin
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It's called 'The City':drummer7795 wrote:i second that. what's the name of that piece?inkedup wrote:The Torneros looks awesome!
this aggression will not stand, man.