Our client brought this print back from their travels to Vienna's Austrian Gallery when they viewed the original of Gustav Klimt's "The Kiss". This large print was mounted with Ultra Preserve heat mount to lay it flat after it had been rolled. Then a double mat with an added black color strip was added to a stacked frame made from two different mouldings, an ornated gold and a smooth dark brown used inside. Placed under museum glass to make it look like the classic piece of art it is!

 

This original oil painting was brought back from our client's travels rolled up and needed to be stretched on to strainer bars and then framed with a black rustic frame with a texture resembling wormholes. It turned out beautiful!!

 

Two pieces of original art drawings of landscapes. Both feature double mats and museum glass in coordinating rustic frames.

 

A collectible original animation cell featuring Daffy Duck and Porky the Pig is museum mounted under a double mat and museum glass that features the client's favorite color of blue. The contemporary frame is a two tone black with blue inside edge..

 

A lovely memorial using custom graphics that feature photos of a beloved pet. A colorful multiple opening double mat under museum glass in a rustic black frame.

 

Here are some pet portraits all framed with matching double mats and a rustic frame under museum glass.

 

This original digital art was framed for the artist using a coordinating purple metal frame and regular glass after dry mounting the print to lay flat.

 

This beautiful signed and numbered print of a pen and ink drawing of the iconic London landmark, the Palace of Westminster and Big Ben was reframed using matching mats of charcoal gray and white. Then framed in this stunning contemporary black frame with silver edging, all behind museum glass.

 

This collection of patches, lapel pins, and challenge coins was designed as a gift for a U.S. Air Force retiree. All were mounted with a removable acid free plaque tape on to a charcoal gray mat board and framed in a textured camouflage black frame with spacers to lift the museum glass away from the items as a shallow shadowbox.