Another collection of pet portraits from various clients.

Stretched canvas in brown wood frame, no glass

Preserve Ultra heat mount, no mats, glass in brown wood frame

Painted canvas board, no glass, traditional wood frame

Painted canvas board, no glass, ornate gold frame

Watercolor painting, preserve ultra heat mount, double mat, light wood burl frame

Watercolor painting, Preserve Ultra heat mount, no mats, traditional black frame

 

A client brought in five full newspapers from the day of the historic headlines. We cut the front page along the side seam and mounted it on acid-free black mounting board (words from opposite side won't show) and matted with a single acid free black mat and put into matching beveled black frames, all under Conservation Clear Glass with 99% UV protection. Designed to have all five frames the same height, yet different widths due to sizes of newspapers. We folded the remaining newspaper and place inside of cellophane bag and slid into envelope pocket on back of frame.

Moon Landing--NY Times July 21, 1969

Lee Harvey Oswald shot--Dallas Times Herald
November 25, 1963

Nazi Invasion of Poland--Detroit Times
September 1, 1939

Hiroshima Atomic Bomb--NY Times
August 7, 1945

President John F. Kennedy assasinated--
Dallas Times Herald November 22, 1963

 

A client's personal collection of signed and numbered Barbie fashion prints were all framed under Museum Glass with 99% UV protection and anti-reflection in the same textured and sculptural champagne gold frame to show off each design.

Cropped close up of the beautifully textured and shaped frame.

 

This print of an original pen and ink drawing of the doorway of a church in Brooklyn, New York was mounted with Preserve Ultra acid-free mounting to lay flat and double matted with black and a matching white top mat under regular glass in a black frame with a nice bevel on the inside edge.

 

A black frame only can be really beautiful if you change up the profile and make it glossy. This poster of the bridges over the Willamette River in Portland, Oregon shows how a glossy frame with a deep bevel can elevate your art from a plain black metal frame.

 

Many stitchers are referred to us by the Local Needlework Shop (LNS) Acorns and Threads that is located in the Raleigh Hills neighborhood of Portland. They bring us beautiful hand stitched needlepoint pieces to be blocked and hand stretched. These two were stretched over quilt batting to give them a more three dimensional puffy look. We added single mats and then lifted the Museum Glass with spacers to not squish the stitching.

Circle cut mat in a light gray textured wood frame.

 

Single red mat in a cream textured wood frame.

6x6 small frame on the left
10x10 frame on the right

A beautiful sunset photograph of Pacific City, Oregon. We mounted in the heat press with Preserve Ultra which is acid-free and fully reversible with a single mat in an etched black metallic finished wood frame under AR glass with 78% UV protection and anti-reflection.