This beautiful photograph art was mounted using Preserve Ultra acid free foamcore and double matted with an additional colorstrip of yellow all under museum glass in a contemporary metallic finished wood frame.

 

Just in time to hang in his dorm room!! This Portland Winterhawks hockey player's jersey and medal were hand sewn down to a black mat board and shadow boxed with red inside the sides of the contemporary black frame all under Museum glass with 99% UV protection and reflection control that makes it look like there is no glass!!

 

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 signed and numbered print was mounted in the heat press using Ultra Preserve, an archival and reversible process to make it lay nice and flat in the frame. This has a double mat of white & black with an added color strip of orange!! This is framed in a contemporary black matte frame that is 1 1/4" wide all under museum glass.

 

A signed and numbered print inspired by the anime "Death Note". We chose a double mat of lavender and silver with an added color strip of deep purple all in a museum mount under UV 70 glass in a 1 1/2" wide black frame with silver ornamentation that looks like studs. The close up shows how there is silver added to the print as an earring on one of the people in the picture.

 

The same print in the same frame but with different mat colors shows there is more than one correct way to frame art.

A triple mat with dark green, blue, and yellow color strip to make an impression.

A triple mat with pastel green, dark green and black color strip to create a different look.

Roshar from The Stormlight Archive series by Brandon Sanderson. Matted with two complimentary metallic mats and a color strip. Framed in a mottled metallic finish frame.