I originally wanted the MC variant, but due to the price differences, and the positive comments of the reg in-person pictures, I decided to grab a reg... I couldn't be happier!
Goonies 15 Stout
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That is a horrible pic, but that is Hobby Lobby museum (or masterpiece) glass. I get the HL and Michaels glass names mixed up, but I only buy the HL glass now.Novotel16 wrote:Looks great. What glass did you use if you don't mind me asking.
And every movie poster I have framed is that same black frame, no mat. Nothing fancy, but I like things to match.
Main ISOs: Stout "Pulp Fiction" & anything Phlegm
That's how I started out - I wanted everything to match so I could easily swap things on and off the walls. After a while, I began to deviate a little bit on a new custom-frames piece. Now i'm at the point where I have to match the framing to the art. I find that the more I like the print or art piece the more inspired I get on the framing now.kcn0 wrote:And every movie poster I have framed is that same black frame, no mat. Nothing fancy, but I like things to match.
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Zer0T0lerance00
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regular is looking really nice
That thing looks great!bodhih wrote:That's how I started out - I wanted everything to match so I could easily swap things on and off the walls. After a while, I began to deviate a little bit on a new custom-frames piece. Now i'm at the point where I have to match the framing to the art. I find that the more I like the print or art piece the more inspired I get on the framing now.kcn0 wrote:And every movie poster I have framed is that same black frame, no mat. Nothing fancy, but I like things to match.
I actually went to opposite way. I started out custom framing everything, but when my tastes changed, I was either stuck with a framed print in my flat file or with expensive, unused framing material. I decided to frame everything with the same black frame and no mat... now, my only issue is prints with non-standard dimensions... so I have decided to try really hard to talk myself out of them.
Main ISOs: Stout "Pulp Fiction" & anything Phlegm
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sidewaysscott
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wow, that's drymounting nice.
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Diabolos80
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I got a regular. I wonder how it would look with a similar treatment, except with blue and silver instead?DickButt wrote:Framing on that variant is drymounting fantastic
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Lucky07621
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I won Stouts Instagram contest. Framed the print yesterday. It's personalized!!
I won 2 Emmys
congrats ! That's awesome !