Framed up my copy of Love Letter utilizing the lid of the shipping crate for a backerboard. I cannibalized the magnets on the grey backerboard for this. I was able to get Pejac to personalize the front of my letter to my wife, as such I don't plan to display the backside of the envelope so I encased everything with a linen liner and black molding behind UV/non-glare plexiglass. 

Wow...thats looks fantastic... great use of the crate lid. 

This is great, love the lid being used this way. Without the personalisation, I'd flip the letter so the guy on the tightrope appears to be in the sky with the birds. With the personalisation, you have to display the way you have, it's pretty much a perfect job, well done!

How are people surprised that a timed edition is rapidly losing value?

It's literally the standard blueprint across almost all artists and styles of work...

Pejac 'Love Letter', Edition of 470, Time-limited edition featuring custom made envelope from Paper Arches 250 gr, Measures 26 x 16 cm (10,23 x 6,3 inch), signed and numbered by the artist, photopolymer hand-pulled print, digital print (airmail envelope markings), custom made postal stamps, custom made AirMail stickers, custom made rubber stamp imprint. Also included: signed and numbered envelope print/sculpture, background mount board with 2 magnetic spacers/holders, handling cotton gloves, certificate of authenticity, wooden slide box with custom-made foam spacers. Housed inside a grey custom wooden box frame. UV glass can be carefully slid out in order to swap sculpture around. Pick up preferred. Can organise Flight Logistics delivery at buyers expense. Might also consider an east London drop off if you can fund my train ticket. Looking for £695.00.

Awesome framing. GLWTS!

Anyone have one of the crate lids just laying around they wouldn’t mind getting rid of?

Here's mine. Decided to reduce the size of the backboard a bit as i thought there was enough white space already. Really happy with how it turned out and doesn"t require a lot of wallspace this way either.

Well the time came to flip the print around, as in turn it, not sell it on! It was a bit of a task doing it, but happy it's been swapped after 7 months or so. But I tell you one thing, I ain't changing it around again, it can stay the way it is! I wish I had that custom frame one person on here had where you just slide the glass out.

good luck mate

still arround

Worst art decision I’ve made. Concept is great however when I got it , you’re like WTF am I going to do with it? Advice, take it on the chin and sell at a loss. I did and a the guy who I sold to still has it for sale on the bay.

still avaliable