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MunkeyPants wrote:If you want to make a statement, take out an ad. We'd love to have you here as a member that contributes, but being part of a community means sometimes people disagree or have a stance you don't agree with. People asking questions about flaws in artwork they paid a lot of money for isn't valid? I don't have any qualms with your claim that 30 years is enough time for Duardo to know what he's doing, but the proof is in the pudding.
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anyone have any spare frames??? I gotta get my poster room cleaned up

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i think i have one i could put the mlk in! :)
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Il take the loom, hendrix and the peace fingers.
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i would give my left arm for the loom... :)
love it
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a few more made it to the wall lately

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windmill and evolve/devolve
Were $260 CDN to frame both, acid free matt and museum backing board

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Handsfree Printed Photograph by Patrick Phegley http://www.deathoffield.com/greetings/
"Don't Waste your time" Original Sketch by AzDead (Ottawa Artist, got it from a shop there)
"Octopus in Disguise" Canvas by Geoffrey Gibson http://samuraiinstreetclothes.blogspot.com/
"Too Many Colours" Watercolour and pen by TJ Schneider http://tjschneiderart.wordpress.com/

watercolour can be seen better here http://tjschneiderart.wordpress.com/200 ... and-video/
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That's some serious 1970's pr0n wood panelling action going on. Kudos to you and your ladies.
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I love the prints against that natural background!! Wood and brick are my favorite to hang prints on.

nice work!!
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Glad to see my Evolve/Devolve made it to a good home and on your wall.
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hames002 wrote:i would give my left arm for the loom... :)
love it

I love it as well and one day when i am rich and famous they will all hit the wall!!

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"Knitting Factory"
Frame is "shadowboxed" (i.e., has black mat board on surrounding sidewalls).
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"Floated" with mylar corners on black acid-free backing.
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raggadrop, that thing looks f@cking awesome!
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Very nice!!!!! Do you mind me asking where you found that? It's on my short list. :wink:
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what i wouldn't do to have that frame and all
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Sweet looking Knitting Factory, Raggadrop. Nice framing choice. Congrats and thanks for sharing.
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:shock: :shock: :shock:
aweome.!
thanks for sharing. :D
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Great framing Raggadrop, it really compliments the print.
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Well, it's not a Fairey but I just got this back from the shop. Non glare UV protected glass, acid free mounting and 2 inch acid free mat. I think it came out looking pretty nice. :D
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eargasm wrote:Well, it's not a Fairey but I just got this back from the shop. Non glare UV protected glass, acid free mounting and 2 inch acid free mat. I think it came out looking pretty nice. :D
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that looks good, I was just telling my wife I'm ready to frame this one, I might do the same but might add a small/thin double mat in yellow under the black...any thoughts?
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Luca5446 wrote:
eargasm wrote:Well, it's not a Fairey but I just got this back from the shop. Non glare UV protected glass, acid free mounting and 2 inch acid free mat. I think it came out looking pretty nice. :D
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that looks good, I was just telling my wife I'm ready to frame this one, I might do the same but might add a small/thin double mat in yellow under the black...any thoughts?

who did this ?
the artist
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hames002 wrote:who did this ?
the artist
Dolk - "Circus"

http://www.expressobeans.com/public/detail.php/93318
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Luca5446 wrote:
eargasm wrote:Well, it's not a Fairey but I just got this back from the shop. Non glare UV protected glass, acid free mounting and 2 inch acid free mat. I think it came out looking pretty nice. :D
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that looks good, I was just telling my wife I'm ready to frame this one, I might do the same but might add a small/thin double mat in yellow under the black...any thoughts?
I was thinking of doing the exact same thing, but this was the first time I used this framer. With my next frame job, I'll get a bit more adventurous. 8)

And yes Hames... This is a piece by Dolk titled Circus. He's one of my top 5 favorite artists. :P
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i like the simplicity of just the black matte/frame. the yellow may be a little distracting. looks good.
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