Holy. fudge.christoffergaddini wrote:Small PSA: I recently dropped up my first piece with Doug and I can't wait to see the result. However, I accidentally walked up the stairs of the entrance to the left of his studio thinking it was the correct entrance and the owner flipped the drymount out and tried to start a fight with me. Dude was absolutely nuts and looked to be cracked out or something. The dude he "drymounted someone else up" who made the same mistake, so defiantly steer clear when your dropping off your work.
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5th street bridge don't drymount around.Particle wrote:Holy. fudge.christoffergaddini wrote:Small PSA: I recently dropped up my first piece with Doug and I can't wait to see the result. However, I accidentally walked up the stairs of the entrance to the left of his studio thinking it was the correct entrance and the owner flipped the drymount out and tried to start a fight with me. Dude was absolutely nuts and looked to be cracked out or something. The dude he "drymounted someone else up" who made the same mistake, so defiantly steer clear when your dropping off your work.
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mobius006 wrote:5th street bridge don't drymount around.Particle wrote:Holy. fudge.christoffergaddini wrote:Small PSA: I recently dropped up my first piece with Doug and I can't wait to see the result. However, I accidentally walked up the stairs of the entrance to the left of his studio thinking it was the correct entrance and the owner flipped the drymount out and tried to start a fight with me. Dude was absolutely nuts and looked to be cracked out or something. The dude he "drymounted someone else up" who made the same mistake, so defiantly steer clear when your dropping off your work.
Yeah I guess not, I've never encountered someone so heated over simply walking up the wrong steps. I was carrying a super expensive original as well so I got the hell outta there in a heartbeat.
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Hours? It took you hours? You're doing it wrong if it took you hours.Particle wrote:Just a small heads up. I totally love Framing Devil and wish he was in NYC but if you're getting something framed with a matte and do not want him to use tape, specify that you want photocorners. I unframed my Blade Runner and he used tape. It took hours of surgery to get the tape off without damaging the print.
Maybe this is common sense. But I didn't know it needed to be specified. Cheers
"... and then for one of them to come out and call out another artist for contributing to the over-saturated world of uninspired lazy art…" - Brad Klausen
I don't know why the drymount I said Hours. More of an expression I guess. 'hours of surgery"Froilan wrote:Hours? It took you hours? You're doing it wrong if it took you hours.Particle wrote:Just a small heads up. I totally love Framing Devil and wish he was in NYC but if you're getting something framed with a matte and do not want him to use tape, specify that you want photocorners. I unframed my Blade Runner and he used tape. It took hours of surgery to get the tape off without damaging the print.
Maybe this is common sense. But I didn't know it needed to be specified. Cheers
Anyway. It took like 20 minutes because I was paranoid.
Grats!5150 wrote:Doug is freaking awesome!
Picked this up over the weekend. He killed it!
I like mine better
"... and then for one of them to come out and call out another artist for contributing to the over-saturated world of uninspired lazy art…" - Brad Klausen
Yup5150 wrote:Was your the Black frame? That one is really nice too.Froilan wrote:Grats!5150 wrote:Doug is freaking awesome!
I like mine better
"... and then for one of them to come out and call out another artist for contributing to the over-saturated world of uninspired lazy art…" - Brad Klausen
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does anyone know if he does cloth wrapped mattes like Corey from further frames?