A customer brought in this wonderful photograph of the Charles Bridge in Prague. We knew just what to do. We started with a black suede mat (the values in the photo are extremely strong!) and put an Italian frame on it that is bluish silver and black with architectural detailing. The finished piece measures about 28" x 16" and is fabulous! Another happy Columbia frame … [Read more...] about Charles Bridge in Prague! Fabulous!
Photography
Wonderful Photo of USC Horseshoe in Bloom!
This is a nice piece, a photograph of the USC Horseshoe in bloom. We matted it in a double linen mat, greys and garnets, and used a multi-colored contemporary frame. It is a good size! Almost 36" x 30", this piece will hang in the Osborne Administration building and be used in promotional videos. So, keep your eyes open for it! You can say you know where that Columbia SC … [Read more...] about Wonderful Photo of USC Horseshoe in Bloom!
More Installations!
This was a tricky one, we had to hang this collage of framed photos (most vertical, a few horizontal) in a "non-linear" style. We chose a "shotgun" pattern and got to work, it took quite a while! The overall effect is one of balance and symmetry without rigidity. Nice! … [Read more...] about More Installations!
Signed Ray Tanner Poster!
This is a very interesting piece, a photo collage portrait of University of South Carolina Gamecocks former baseball coach (now athletic director) Ray Tanner done in a clever style of using hundreds of tiny photos to come together as one image. Look closely! We matted it in a black suede and used the "gamecock" style frame. The poster itself measures 18" x 24", overall the … [Read more...] about Signed Ray Tanner Poster!
Fabulous Old Portrait!
Recently we framed this old portrait, it is tiny and printed on some sort of porcelain! The porcelain only measures about 3" x 4" (the entire frame only measures about 7" x 8"!) so we used a small bluish linen mat and a small Italian moulding that has a repeating design. We raised the portrait from the mat ever so slightly and used spacers to keep the glass from touching. … [Read more...] about Fabulous Old Portrait!
