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This style of framing provides a unique look to
my artworks. The print is mounted on black foam core. The print is then
mounted on a slightly smaller piece of foam core, which is then mounted to
the background panel. This assembly is mounted in a very deep frame. This provides a
very sturdy framing structure, but yet the picture appears to be floating
just behind the glass and above the back panel. I like this style because it
allows me to maximize the image area and to provide a modern look in a rich,
sophisticated frame. |
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Here is an example of the 16"x20"x2" black wood shadow box frame I like
to use. The framed artwork is "Well, Well, Well." |
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This one is an example
of the 16"x16"x2" black metal shadow box frame I use. The framed
artwork is "All Roads Lead to Rome" |
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Here is an example from my Historical Series, "Decades
of Technology". Here the artifacts are raised off the background using the
same mounting technique. My style creates a three dimensional sculptured
look that is difficult to convey with 2 dimensional pictures. |