Framed Stuff Part 6
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Just got these back from the framers, went with museum glass for all the glazing, and wood frames.
Martin Ansin Phantom of the Opera
Martin Ansin Phantom of the Opera
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Fitting way to start the 100th page. Congrats -Opticblast wrote:Just got these back from the framers, went with museum glass for all the glazing, and wood frames.
Martin Ansin Phantom of the Opera
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Aaron Horkey Jurassic Park Variant
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John Bizley Phantom Limbs Printer Proof
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John Baizley Black Tusk Green edition
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Audrey Kawasaki Enrapture
That's it for now. I still have one more print being framed i should be getting back soon, and i'll post pictures of that once it's in hand.
That's it for now. I still have one more print being framed i should be getting back soon, and i'll post pictures of that once it's in hand.
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Hey, I'd be willing to argue there was at least one highlight a few years later!kansasbbq wrote:I sure am. It won't get any better than '85! Dan Quisenberry, Bret Saberhagen, Willie Wilson, Steve Balboni....such a great team that year. And downhill ever since....talkingdeads wrote: Are you a mid to late eighties Royals fan? If so, bravo and I thank yoy for picking a name after one of the greats in baseball that sadly fell to cancer.
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Hanging out w/my ladies!!! This is one that will get the custom treatment down the line, but it works in a simple black frame for the time being. The print that started off as a joke has become one of my favorites in my collection.
ISO: Stout Revenge of the Jedi
ISO: Slater Occasional Acid Flashback variant
ISO: Ansin Moon (reg)
ISO: Slater Occasional Acid Flashback variant
ISO: Ansin Moon (reg)
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SurfingJeff wrote:Fitting way to start the 100th page. Congrats -Opticblast wrote:Just got these back from the framers, went with museum glass for all the glazing, and wood frames.
Martin Ansin Phantom of the Opera
Thanks guys i really appreciate the kind words. It's always a pleasure when i can add to this thread funds willing. There are a lot of other prints i want to get framed as well, it's a really slow process of picking and choosing priority in the queue when the framing budget becomes available. The Jurassic Park frame turned out great and was suggested by one of my framers. i think it really looks organic and the silver highlights on the edges play well with the variant.Cragars wrote:Sweet jeebus.
Always a fan of your frame ups.
I'm pretty sure I used the same frame as your JP on one of my Mays. Love it.
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HOLY CRAP!Opticblast wrote:John Baizley Black Tusk Green edition
Have not noticed this artist before....
This is really something. How is the ink texture in person?
Does Baizley print them himself?
Your frame and mat choices are a beautiful combo.
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He's in the metal band Baroness, and does lots of work for that and similar bands, so a large portion of his fans found him through music. Since I just saw you in the dubstep giveaway thread I'm guessing you wouldn't like Baroness!ottomatik71 wrote:HOLY CRAP!
Have not noticed this artist before....
He has done some himself. In the past few years, the big ones and the beautiful ones have been printed at Burlesque, so, they look amazing. In fact, they just dropped a new one yesterday, an awesome 11-color screenprint:ottomatik71 wrote:This is really something. How is the ink texture in person?
Does Baizley print them himself?
http://burlesquedesign.com/node/1605
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