Framed Stuff Part 7
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drummer7795
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thanks rupert *slaps head* shouldda done an eb search first duh it was right there
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mistersmith wrote:If you didn't want Horkey to tear you up you shouldn't have worn that short skirt.
Still kicking myself for not getting a set of these. Very nice frame up!!mathab wrote:Just back from the framers - Ian Millard's Earth day Tree 12 silver foil set. (no matte, spacers, museum glass)
I posted these in the art comments thread but thought I'd share in the framed stuff to because I'm so happy with how they came out!
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RupertPupkin
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I sighed and muttered that very same thing under my breath as I typed 'Torneros' into the search bardrummer7795 wrote:shouldda done an eb search first duh it was right there
this aggression will not stand, man.
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alteridiom
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My most recent self-made frame:
Small town pizza lawyer
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Soukupvisual
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Just had this baby framed last week. Absolutely amazing. I wish he'd do a few more prints from time to time, although I know his OGs are amazing (saw them at OH WOW last sept).
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RupertPupkin
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Looks particularly fantastic on that wall.disdig1 wrote:parla is amazing very nice
Jack White posters look great too alteridiom.
this aggression will not stand, man.
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mistersmith
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I would throttle a half dozen precious little kitties for an apartment with interior brick.
Take this man at his word:electrachrome, mostly kidding wrote:mr smith, EB's poet laureate.
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machination
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I love photographs of interior brick walls but I'm not sure I'd actually want that for myself. Some artwork definitely looks good up against it though.mistersmith wrote:I would throttle a half dozen precious little kitties for an apartment with interior brick.
edit: oh and that Parla looks really good.
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Soukupvisual wrote:Just had this baby framed last week. Absolutely amazing. I wish he'd do a few more prints from time to time, although I know his OGs are amazing (saw them at OH WOW last sept).
I. Am. Speechless.
I need to start going after some Parla prints.
RupertPupkin wrote:Looks particularly fantastic on that wall.disdig1 wrote:parla is amazing very nice
"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
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Soukupvisual
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Thanks guys. We knew where this print was going the moment we bought it. I'm trying to get another one to go on my wall in the kitchen (exposed too). I've grown to love simple black or white frames, and with this piece... the frame we felt was the right size, just enough to make it pop. Our landlord has made us promise to let him photograph it with all the art on the walls (prints and my stencils) before we leave, so he can use it to advertise the apartment whenever we decide to move out.
We love the brick wall, but it comes with it's own issues. It crumbles little pieces sometimes (because of the difference in temp between the inside and outside) which happens to almost any exposed brick wall, inside or out. Depending on the wall, you can have issues with insulation in the winter, so it's not all it's cracked up to be. But yes, you can hang almost anything on this wall... and it looks amazing.
For anyone from Chicago, April 7s did the frame the job and I highly recommend them.
We love the brick wall, but it comes with it's own issues. It crumbles little pieces sometimes (because of the difference in temp between the inside and outside) which happens to almost any exposed brick wall, inside or out. Depending on the wall, you can have issues with insulation in the winter, so it's not all it's cracked up to be. But yes, you can hang almost anything on this wall... and it looks amazing.
For anyone from Chicago, April 7s did the frame the job and I highly recommend them.
I built this for my friend who is an artist herself. I'm not sure if I can let this go now...ha! Custom built frame by Signed and Numbered...Salt Lake City. Hand-painted to color match the print. Single dark blue mat.
