Probably not. If you have 4 inches available total, that's only two inches per side, and that's about 1 3/4 inches of visible mat since the lip of the moulding obscures some of it. And that's pretty thin for something this big.bigmclargehuge1 wrote:Hoping to frame this up before Thanksgiving. With the dimensions being approximately 20x32, I feel like a 24x36 frame with 4-5" matting would work pretty well? Yay/nay?
To Harrow A Naif 12 Horkey
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Take this man at his word:electrachrome, mostly kidding wrote:mr smith, EB's poet laureate.
misterx wrote:Don't enter into discourse with me.
mistersmith wrote:Probably not. If you have 4 inches available total, that's only two inches per side, and that's about 1 3/4 inches of visible mat since the lip of the moulding obscures some of it. And that's pretty thin for something this big.bigmclargehuge1 wrote:Hoping to frame this up before Thanksgiving. With the dimensions being approximately 20x32, I feel like a 24x36 frame with 4-5" matting would work pretty well? Yay/nay?
Mine was done in a 24 x 36 and looks fine
Did a little research this PM after the drop ... not sure if this helps or not.Vedderman23 wrote:Any thoughts on the meaning of the title? Drawing a blank on how naif is applied here...
"To Harrow A Naif"
Harrow – An implement for breaking up and smoothing out the surface of the soil.
Naif – A naive or inexperienced person
Aside - Naïf Art is conceived and produced by artist with no specific academic preparation, and without the “obligation” of having to use elaborate techniques and conventional thematic and chromatic approaches in the work they execute. This does not mean that they do not study and perfect, in a self-taught and experimental manner, the development of their works, and certainly does not imply that their quality is inferior. Artistic capacity is an innate gift in human beings, and there are no techniques, rules or dogmas that restrict its quality or withdraw its value, when it truly exists.
Converge "Aimless Arrow" lyrics:
To live the life you want
You've abandoned those in need
A necessary casualty
Or so you believe
Your wake will always travel
And well up in the eyes
Of those that you sacrificed
In order to survive
I'm that aimless arrow
Lost from my very start
Violence without purpose
Born of broken hearts
No one will ever guide me
As I sail through the air
Now I just bring sadness
In those who choose to care
I know the tears they're weeping
And the damage they will take
It's the curse of restlessness
And the weight of your mistakes
They are those that love you
And those that need you more
Then the sense gravity
Banging down your door
I'm that aimless arrow
Lost from my very start
Violence without purpose
Born of broken hearts
No one will ever guide me
As I sail through the air
Now I just bring sadness
In those who choose to care
Aimless arrow
Aimless arrow
Aimless arrow
Lost from the start
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Indeed it does! Glad to hear, since it's so much simpler to buy a nice 24x36 than get a custom.partpat wrote:mistersmith wrote:Probably not. If you have 4 inches available total, that's only two inches per side, and that's about 1 3/4 inches of visible mat since the lip of the moulding obscures some of it. And that's pretty thin for something this big.bigmclargehuge1 wrote:Hoping to frame this up before Thanksgiving. With the dimensions being approximately 20x32, I feel like a 24x36 frame with 4-5" matting would work pretty well? Yay/nay?
Mine was done in a 24 x 36 and looks fine
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so delicious...can't wait to see this one! (Although, a good good friend let me handle the original in person...and while i was totally drunk and had mustard all over myself)
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So these have started to land on doorsteps eh?
Art comes alive in the arguments you have about it
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There really are way to many pictures of this poster in this thread.
PSYCHE!
PSYCHE!
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