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Framing advice, by a4mnt on May 21, 2007 12:51:05 GMT 1, I've just posted details of a guy who comes to your home in the SW London area (sorry to those outside of it). Its in the framing section under a thread called London framers.
He charged me £60 to frame The Hick. Including double depth border, (about 6mm deep and 40-50mm wide), acid free backing, delivery to my home 20 mins away from him, total size around 1.2m x 50cm.
I can thoroughly recommend and will be giving him 5 or 6 more prints to do for me.
I've just posted details of a guy who comes to your home in the SW London area (sorry to those outside of it). Its in the framing section under a thread called London framers.
He charged me £60 to frame The Hick. Including double depth border, (about 6mm deep and 40-50mm wide), acid free backing, delivery to my home 20 mins away from him, total size around 1.2m x 50cm.
I can thoroughly recommend and will be giving him 5 or 6 more prints to do for me.
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Framing advice, by Greg on May 21, 2007 20:09:10 GMT 1, walked past the framing shop on the way home, unfortunately always closed when I'm out of work, but i did see that my d*face print and Banksy print were finished...
My "Flag" print looked stunning framed, that print still has to be one of the nicest releases yet (especially as it was a bargain £100!!!)
but there mounted in a medium black frame with a acid free chalk mount and UV glass all for £152 for the 3 of them together!
morons is to be finished by thursday... ill get some images once there back home!
walked past the framing shop on the way home, unfortunately always closed when I'm out of work, but i did see that my d*face print and Banksy print were finished...
My "Flag" print looked stunning framed, that print still has to be one of the nicest releases yet (especially as it was a bargain £100!!!)
but there mounted in a medium black frame with a acid free chalk mount and UV glass all for £152 for the 3 of them together!
morons is to be finished by thursday... ill get some images once there back home!
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Framing advice, by bristolmassive on May 22, 2007 9:26:22 GMT 1, walked past the framing shop on the way home, unfortunately always closed when I'm out of work, but i did see that my d*face print and Banksy print were finished... My "Flag" print looked stunning framed, that print still has to be one of the nicest releases yet (especially as it was a bargain £100!!!) but there mounted in a medium black frame with a acid free chalk mount and UV glass all for £152 for the 3 of them together! morons is to be finished by thursday... ill get some images once there back home!
£50 each is an incredible price! Where is your framer? Pls post pics once you have them back.
thanks
walked past the framing shop on the way home, unfortunately always closed when I'm out of work, but i did see that my d*face print and Banksy print were finished... My "Flag" print looked stunning framed, that print still has to be one of the nicest releases yet (especially as it was a bargain £100!!!) but there mounted in a medium black frame with a acid free chalk mount and UV glass all for £152 for the 3 of them together! morons is to be finished by thursday... ill get some images once there back home! £50 each is an incredible price! Where is your framer? Pls post pics once you have them back. thanks |
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Framing advice, by corblimeylimey on May 22, 2007 11:07:01 GMT 1, walked past the framing shop on the way home, unfortunately always closed when I'm out of work, but i did see that my d*face print and Banksy print were finished... My "Flag" print looked stunning framed, that print still has to be one of the nicest releases yet (especially as it was a bargain £100!!!) but there mounted in a medium black frame with a acid free chalk mount and UV glass all for £152 for the 3 of them together! morons is to be finished by thursday... ill get some images once there back home!
Crikey I pay about £120 - £150 per frame without UV glass.
walked past the framing shop on the way home, unfortunately always closed when I'm out of work, but i did see that my d*face print and Banksy print were finished... My "Flag" print looked stunning framed, that print still has to be one of the nicest releases yet (especially as it was a bargain £100!!!) but there mounted in a medium black frame with a acid free chalk mount and UV glass all for £152 for the 3 of them together! morons is to be finished by thursday... ill get some images once there back home! Crikey I pay about £120 - £150 per frame without UV glass. |
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Framing advice, by carlito on May 22, 2007 11:08:29 GMT 1, phoeton did you supply the frames?
phoeton did you supply the frames?
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Framing advice, by corblimeylimey on May 25, 2007 14:12:10 GMT 1, A nice matching set there phoeton, simple and effective.
A nice matching set there phoeton, simple and effective.
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Framing advice, by chrisps303 on May 25, 2007 19:47:03 GMT 1, Just got my prints back from the framer's, all unharmed and looking good. did see a nice xenz print (birds) in a glod frame that rocked while i was in there! 
If you dont mind me asking phoeton, the 3 pictures to the left of morons, the top one is bob marley but is the second picture bob, and who is the third picture? Also who are they by and if possible can you take a picture of them and post it please.
Just got my prints back from the framer's, all unharmed and looking good. did see a nice xenz print (birds) in a glod frame that rocked while i was in there! If you dont mind me asking phoeton, the 3 pictures to the left of morons, the top one is bob marley but is the second picture bob, and who is the third picture? Also who are they by and if possible can you take a picture of them and post it please. |
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Framing advice, by Greg on May 25, 2007 19:48:25 GMT 1,
All hand painted watercolors, done by myself about 6 years ago!
All hand painted watercolors, done by myself about 6 years ago!
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Framing advice, by chrisps303 on May 25, 2007 19:56:56 GMT 1, Difficult to see them properly but they look very good, are all three bob marley?
Difficult to see them properly but they look very good, are all three bob marley?
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Framing advice, by Greg on May 25, 2007 20:28:05 GMT 1, Difficult to see them properly but they look very good, are all three bob marley?
BoB
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Method
All watercolours that i done in my college days! those were the days!
the closest i'll ever get to exhibiting my stuff with banksys! ;D
Difficult to see them properly but they look very good, are all three bob marley? BoB Jay Method All watercolours that i done in my college days! those were the days! the closest i'll ever get to exhibiting my stuff with banksys! ;D |
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Framing advice, by corblimeylimey on May 25, 2007 20:31:46 GMT 1, You seem to have a thing for smoking musicians in weird hats ;D
You seem to have a thing for smoking musicians in weird hats ;D
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Framing advice, by Greg on May 25, 2007 20:35:38 GMT 1, You seem to have a thing for smoking musicians in weird hats ;D
Un-intentional at the time! but you gotta show you own work some love, no matter how bad!
You seem to have a thing for smoking musicians in weird hats ;D Un-intentional at the time! but you gotta show you own work some love, no matter how bad! |
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Framing advice, by teatwosugars on May 25, 2007 20:37:57 GMT 1, Seems to be a recurring theme in your watercolour paintings Phoeton! Ah the days of being a student! 
Seems to be a recurring theme in your watercolour paintings Phoeton! Ah the days of being a student! |
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Framing advice, by teatwosugars on May 25, 2007 20:39:22 GMT 1, Damn! You noticed it quicker CBL!! ;D
Damn! You noticed it quicker CBL!! ;D
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Framing advice, by mwjm0 on May 25, 2007 20:54:13 GMT 1, one thing i worry about when getting my prints framed is that the price (if you are lucky enough) you buy them from POW are not reflective of their true value. So if you pay 600 quid for a signed morons but its worth 4-5 times as much, what happens if the framers f**k the print up by accident. i presume they will compensate you to the amount that you paid only on showing them the POW receipt. does anyone insure their prints for more prior to framing to guard against this?
one thing i worry about when getting my prints framed is that the price (if you are lucky enough) you buy them from POW are not reflective of their true value. So if you pay 600 quid for a signed morons but its worth 4-5 times as much, what happens if the framers f**k the print up by accident. i presume they will compensate you to the amount that you paid only on showing them the POW receipt. does anyone insure their prints for more prior to framing to guard against this?
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Framing advice, by chrisps303 on May 25, 2007 20:57:35 GMT 1, Thanks for that phoeton + respect.
Thanks for that phoeton + respect.
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Framing advice, by Greg on May 25, 2007 21:05:16 GMT 1, one thing i worry about when getting my prints framed is that the price (if you are lucky enough) you buy them from POW are not reflective of their true value. So if you pay 600 quid for a signed morons but its worth 4-5 times as much, what happens if the framers f**k the print up by accident. i presume they will compensate you to the amount that you paid only on showing them the POW receipt. does anyone insure their prints for more prior to framing to guard against this?
Would have thought they would compensate you for the cost of there current value! would'nt they have to seek a quote from a 3rd party/gallery of some kind and then the insurers would fork out the money from that?
If you went in there with a picasso and they damaged it, surely they would not pay you on its original cost! 
one thing i worry about when getting my prints framed is that the price (if you are lucky enough) you buy them from POW are not reflective of their true value. So if you pay 600 quid for a signed morons but its worth 4-5 times as much, what happens if the framers f**k the print up by accident. i presume they will compensate you to the amount that you paid only on showing them the POW receipt. does anyone insure their prints for more prior to framing to guard against this? Would have thought they would compensate you for the cost of there current value! would'nt they have to seek a quote from a 3rd party/gallery of some kind and then the insurers would fork out the money from that? If you went in there with a picasso and they damaged it, surely they would not pay you on its original cost! |
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Framing advice, by corblimeylimey on May 25, 2007 21:10:24 GMT 1, one thing i worry about when getting my prints framed is that the price (if you are lucky enough) you buy them from POW are not reflective of their true value. So if you pay 600 quid for a signed morons but its worth 4-5 times as much, what happens if the framers f**k the print up by accident. i presume they will compensate you to the amount that you paid only on showing them the POW receipt. does anyone insure their prints for more prior to framing to guard against this? Would have thought they would compensate you for the cost of there current value! would'nt they have to seek a quote from a 3rd party/gallery of some kind and then the insurers would fork out the money from that? If you went in there with a picasso and they damaged it, surely they would not pay you on its original cost!
Yeah I'm with you phoeton, also if you tell the framers how much it's worth before they start they'll know what they're dealing with.
one thing i worry about when getting my prints framed is that the price (if you are lucky enough) you buy them from POW are not reflective of their true value. So if you pay 600 quid for a signed morons but its worth 4-5 times as much, what happens if the framers f**k the print up by accident. i presume they will compensate you to the amount that you paid only on showing them the POW receipt. does anyone insure their prints for more prior to framing to guard against this? Would have thought they would compensate you for the cost of there current value! would'nt they have to seek a quote from a 3rd party/gallery of some kind and then the insurers would fork out the money from that? If you went in there with a picasso and they damaged it, surely they would not pay you on its original cost! Yeah I'm with you phoeton, also if you tell the framers how much it's worth before they start they'll know what they're dealing with. |
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