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Framed Ernest Lee American Flag! (approximation)
Our ol’ pal Ernest Lee is the Funky Chicken artist. He does more than chickens, though! Here is an (approximation of… don’t count!) American Flag done on plywood. We out…
Ernest Lee Funky Christmas Tree!
Ernest did this wonderful piece recently, we put a nice black one inch distressed wood frame on it. This piece measures about 10″ by 22″. Call for availability! 803-834-6285
Old Homestead Artwork!
Here is a pencil drawing of an old Lexington SC homestead. We matted it in a complimentary greyscale and used a black Italian Olive Wood frame to celebrate the rough-hewn…
Framed Old Family Photos!
Are those old family photos still in lackluster frames? Update the look (and assure they materials are acid free) by reframing them! Here we took an old photo and found…
More Figurative Paintings by Savannah!
Here are a few more from Savannah’s Manhattan period, a pair of clean nudes matted in 8ply cotton and framed in basic 3/4″ black studio moulding. Great artwork! If you…
Figurative Painting by Savannah! Museum Quality
Local artist Savannah painted this piece back in the 70s during her Manhattan period. The inks are a soft purple/brown and the efficiency used in creating this piece of art…
2015 First Year Reading!
Freshmen at the University of South Carolina take part in the First Year Reading Experience, here is this years commemorative poster. Created by Media Arts major (and member of the…
Havana Street Scene!
We wanted something Cuban feeling on this oil of a street scene from Havana. We ended up using this Italian hand finished Olive Wood veneer frame, it is 3″ wide…
Excellent Metallic Looking Frame!
This is a cool moulding, it is wood but it has the appearance of hammered metal. It comes in a few sizes and colors, excellent materials! I you are looking…
Framed Hockey Jersey! Complete with Blood Stain
This was fun! Our customer brought in this hockey jersey to frame and we were able to fold the sleeve so that a blood stain would be visible (it’s hockey!)…
