Great eye, picking up on that detail...I think you may be correct, sir.KNEEL13 wrote:I didn't notice that little doodle before. Did that spark the idea for the pier version?
And agreed, RA. The Munch Museum is fantastic.
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GorillaRodeo
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Just got this frame up back and thought I'd share with my first noob post:
GorillaRodeo wrote:Just got this frame up back and thought I'd share with my first noob post:
"... 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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dlazarow
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Gorgeous!GorillaRodeo wrote:Just got this frame up back and thought I'd share with my first noob post:
I can't wait to frame mine with the JC Richard Pan print! Our family is Pan obsessed so to hang those two together is going to be a dream. Especially with coordinating frames.
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GorillaRodeo
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Thanks, I'm very happy with it! Here's our other LD.
great matching frame.
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GorillaRodeo
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Not sure, my wife had them done. We're kind of new to this, what are spacers?PLUSH wrote:Nice. No mats on these? You using spacers?
Basically, spacers are used to allow a tiny bit of space between the print and the glazing. It is meant to keep the art away from the glass. Check out the topic below for more information.
http://forum.expressobeans.com/viewtopi ... 1&t=127954
http://forum.expressobeans.com/viewtopi ... 1&t=127954
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GorillaRodeo
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This is helpful, thanks! How can I tell if spacers were used on this?Count wrote:Basically, spacers are used to allow a tiny bit of space between the print and the glazing. It is meant to keep the art away from the glass. Check out the topic below for more information.
http://forum.expressobeans.com/viewtopi ... 1&t=127954
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14er of the year right here. Great username and tasty frameups. Well done GR (and wife)!finneganm wrote:And username. Well done.wneff wrote:That is an excellent first post.
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