rk - yeah its in the box, not float mounted. the insides of the box slightly cover the edges of the print.
Paved with gold was £160, Tea drinker was £220, this is with conservation glass.
Still waiting for the Calm fear to come back, but it is framed in just the same way.

and thanks johnas

cheers corblimey
these are just the prints. you really need to see them in the flesh to truly appreciate them. outstanding prints for sure!

That tea drinker really does look three dimensional, looking at your photo large I really thought that was cardboard.

Is that outside elms? did Pual get your framing done?

Agree with the rest, they look stunning

My Bomb Hugger, fresh from the framers! ;D



(pardon the fingerprints )

I love the image/concept to death, but I wasn't too thrilled about the pink background... so I decided to play it up, and picked a purplish mount in an attempt to bold it up a little, at the same time maintaining the childish innocence/girlish allusion.

My framer suggested that I do a single mount, but since this is probably the most classic and iconic Banksy I own (next to Have a Nice Day), I decided to use more than 1 mount to spruce it up a little. The color choice was quite risky, but I must say I'm pretty chuffed with the result ;D

It was triple Cost a bomb (no pun intended), but I'm quite happy with it But then again, I'm red/green colorblind, so perhaps it may just be me

Love the frame choice for your TIYL!!!! Complements it perfectly!!!! ;D

Your This Is Your Life print looks really good, very classy look to it.

Haha, I never actually intended "love the image/concept to death" as a pun!

But I'll never be able to surpass you, O Pun Master, originator of "Where you Wheelie Bin?" ;D ;D ;D

Its by Stef who runs the Ebay Banksy forum

Cheers daz205! ;D Yep, the frame job can definitely enhance any given print alright! The Bomb Hugger and my "Because I'm Worthless" Rat are definitely my favorite frame jobs to date

And I understand what you say about looking better than you imagine - with the measly mat samples that they have available at the shop, you can't see how the entire completed framejob would look and have to rely on your imagination... which is nowhere as potent as actually seeing it. I was quite apprehensive when I did my Bomb Hugger, 'cos it was a risky and bold color choice... but I found myself pleasantly surprised, and hence didn't feel the pinch as much when the time to pay for it came! (I'm feeling it now 24 hours later though )

Cheers ABC. The picture was taken outside my house and was framed by my local framers in Kent

Aza, whereabouts in Kent is the framers you use?

Nice tool there, very handy

ABC - the framers is in Rochester