Framed Stuff Part 8

time · Tue Jul 02, 2013 4:35 pm

punch wrote:That is freakin amazing. Very creative. Does this guy have a website?? Where can we look at more of his work?

Edit: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... -line.html

Damn that guy is talented!

You beat me to the punch, Punch. Glad you like it!

time · Tue Jul 02, 2013 4:38 pm

And another framed piece I just picked up from the Framing Devil (Doug Yager). It is wrapped up for now so I will post clearer pics and a close up at some point.

Good enough to eat!! Custom dual-toned closed corner frame (chocolate paint on the outer frame matched to the colors of the chocolate in the art and orange-ish painted inside the frame matched to the oompa loompa faces) with UV plexiglass, chocolate colored inner mat and tan outer mat for this one-of-a-kind print by Phillip Ellering I purchased from the Hero Complex Gallery's first Weapon of Choice show. "Invention, my dear friends, is 93% perspiration, 6% electricity, 4% evaporation, and 2% butterscotch ripple." Framed by Framing Devil - Doug Yager (size with frame - 54"x22"x2")

sustain · Tue Jul 02, 2013 6:51 pm

Got this back from the framer's last Friday and is now hanging in the kids playroom. Definitely happy with the way it turned out.

halftonegraphics · Tue Jul 02, 2013 9:14 pm

time wrote:And another framed piece I just picked up from the Framing Devil (Doug Yates). It is wrapped up for now so I will post clearer pics and a close up at some point.

Good enough to eat!! Custom dual-toned closed corner frame (chocolate paint on the outer frame matched to the colors of the chocolate in the art and orange-ish painted inside the frame matched to the oompa loompa faces) with UV plexiglass, chocolate colored inner mat and tan outer mat for this one-of-a-kind print by Phillip Ellering I purchased from the Hero Complex Gallery's first Weapon of Choice show. "Invention, my dear friends, is 93% perspiration, 6% electricity, 4% evaporation, and 2% butterscotch ripple." Framed by Framing Devil - Doug Yager (size with frame - 54"x22"x2")

Never seen this one before. It's kind of awesome. The framing job is nice too.

time · Wed Jul 03, 2013 2:22 am

halftonegraphics wrote:
time wrote:And another framed piece I just picked up from the Framing Devil (Doug Yager). It is wrapped up for now so I will post clearer pics and a close up at some point.

Good enough to eat!! Custom dual-toned closed corner frame (chocolate paint on the outer frame matched to the colors of the chocolate in the art and orange-ish painted inside the frame matched to the oompa loompa faces) with UV plexiglass, chocolate colored inner mat and tan outer mat for this one-of-a-kind print by Phillip Ellering I purchased from the Hero Complex Gallery's first Weapon of Choice show. "Invention, my dear friends, is 93% perspiration, 6% electricity, 4% evaporation, and 2% butterscotch ripple." Framed by Framing Devil - Doug Yager (size with frame - 54"x22"x2")

Never seen this one before. It's kind of awesome. The framing job is nice too.

Thanks. It's a 1 of 1 (though I did put it in the EB database). Phillip did a smaller follow up piece with Wonka and the oompa's shooting candy from a plane that was a run of 10. There may actually be one left if you check Hero Complex Gallery's site. http://www.herocomplexgallery.com/produ ... p-ellering

fantasticmrpapa · Wed Jul 03, 2013 2:46 am

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time wrote:And another framed piece I just picked up from the Framing Devil (Doug Yates). It is wrapped up for now so I will post clearer pics and a close up at some point.

Good enough to eat!! Custom dual-toned closed corner frame (chocolate paint on the outer frame matched to the colors of the chocolate in the art and orange-ish painted inside the frame matched to the oompa loompa faces) with UV plexiglass, chocolate colored inner mat and tan outer mat for this one-of-a-kind print by Phillip Ellering I purchased from the Hero Complex Gallery's first Weapon of Choice show. "Invention, my dear friends, is 93% perspiration, 6% electricity, 4% evaporation, and 2% butterscotch ripple." Framed by Framing Devil - Doug Yager (size with frame - 54"x22"x2")

What a great crazy looking piece of art, serious congrats, Time!

fantasticmrpapa · Wed Jul 03, 2013 3:03 am

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time wrote:Clearly I need to ask some of you take better pictures of my framed stuff for me, but here we go (and will be posting this in the "Framing Devil" thread too):

Extremely pleased to finally get this framed and put up.

Commissioned original (one of a kind) drawing by French artist (living and drawing in Spain) Pierre Emmanuel Godet in his unique technique using Indian ink on thick paper in one continuous line (except a few spots of course) to draw pictures to form a character which recount the highlights relating to that character. Pierre had never seen the film so he sat through it a first time and took detailed notes to get all of the various dozens of scenes he drew. Framed by Doug Yates (Framing Devil) using a “golden ticket” inner mat hand-lined in black, a white outer mat and a custom painted black “doodle” frame with UV plexiglass. Image is 9”x11”.

Choice of Wonka really works nicely, great looking piece!

Amisch · Wed Jul 03, 2013 3:36 pm

Teachers get summers off---needless to say I'm kinda bored already. Thought I'd sketch a bit and maybe do some writing. Found the frame in a thrift shop in Queens.

Parzival · Wed Jul 03, 2013 3:37 pm

sustain wrote:Got this back from the framer's last Friday and is now hanging in the kids playroom. Definitely happy with the way it turned out.

Love it dude!

DonPiano · Thu Jul 04, 2013 5:07 am

Picked up my Dead Silence today. looks really nice framed up. I'd asked for them to leave a bit of the black border on the print but they matted it out. Looks good regardless, and given I only paid $50 for it I'm not bothered.

As per usual, sorry for the crappy phone pictures.

wottagunn · Thu Jul 04, 2013 5:22 am

Looks great mate. An underrated Ken print I reckon.

DonPiano · Thu Jul 04, 2013 5:28 am

Thanks. Definitely really underrated print. Really glad to have it up on the wall. When I picked it up, the lady who owned the store said 'it's a little morbid', I didn't know how to respond to that.

wottagunn · Thu Jul 04, 2013 5:32 am

When I took in my Horkey NCB the bird there said "it's a bit violent isn't it with all the blood".
"hmm yeh" was my response.

I mean, what are you meant to say to that. I'm giving them money so they should just shut up and get to work.

DonPiano · Thu Jul 04, 2013 5:37 am

Yeah, I never know how to respond. When I got my Scream print framed the guy was really impressed 'oh look how it's a pile of guts and the blood makes the face, man, that's awesome'. The place I got the Dead Silence framed at seemed to do a lot of war memorabilia and sports shirts and stuff, so seeing a print with sharks on it probably confused them. I tried to explain who Ken Taylor was, but that was just a stupid idea to begin with.

antiyou · Thu Jul 04, 2013 8:32 am

wottagunn wrote:When I took in my Horkey NCB the bird there said "it's a bit violent isn't it with all the blood".
"hmm yeh" was my response.

I mean, what are you meant to say to that. I'm giving them money so they should just shut up and get to work.

The correct response is:

"Opinions and assholes..."