by Your Picture Framer | Oct 11, 2011 | Framing projects
One of our regular customers is the author Roger Lewis (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roger-Lewis/e/B001H9XV7C) and amongst the items he brought round to be framed recently were 2 Ronald Searle originals. The first is Searle’s initial sketch for Roger’s latest...
by Your Picture Framer | Sep 30, 2011 | Framing projects
Just a few pictures of a couple of interesting projects we have recently completed. A small collection of spoons bought from a second hand shop, a little bit of effort with some silver polish and then neatly presented in a shallow box frame. The inside of the box has...
by Your Picture Framer | Sep 26, 2011 | Framing projects
Following a visit to St Richard’s Hospice in Worcester we offered to frame a few items to highlight some of the work carried out by the Family Carers Group. The decision taken was to frame 5 masks decorated by both the Young Carers and the Adult Carers. These...
by Your Picture Framer | Sep 13, 2011 | Framing projects
We thought that we would like to show you a look at some of the items we have framed in the recent past. This set of frames (there were actually 6) were made up for an exhibition and the artist sold all of them within a week! These 33 double mounted apertures in a...
by Your Picture Framer | Aug 13, 2011 | Framing projects
This print of Mr Brainwash’s treatment of Mr Spock has been framed to full conservation standards. The artwork has been held in place with archival polyester strips so that no tapes or adhesives come into contact with the print. Conservation level boards have...
by Your Picture Framer | Jul 31, 2011 | Framing projects
There are occasions when some artwork does not need to be treated to conservation standards; examples might be a young child’s drawing or painting or a poster bought when visiting an attraction. Here are a number of posters, some from Longleat during a family...
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