The Framers Forum

Richard - your London Art Fair point - thanks for the encouragement, that's exactly what I'm feeling my way towards. May not pan out, but I'll have a play and post the results.

As far as the polychromatic colour change feature goes, perhaps one could paint it with chameleon-attracting paint?

Err, no thank you very much. I am NOT trolling. I am showing every respect for your trade and your skills, but merely asking about a novel technique, the limitations of which I quite appreciate.

I'm sensing a bit of "not-invented-here" going on. Depressing.

The idea is to cut the hole out of the 3mm, leaving a very shallow inset, which is a look I quite like in any case. Agree about chisel/MDF not being ideal but it's simply for cleaning the corners. Do a course? Perhaps, I'd rather leave making proper frames to you guys who have spent the time and hav...

I'm never going to be a competitor - I've played around with framing and I knwo how skilled you guys are and I'm happy to put good quality work out. But I'm looking for a cheap and interesting way to frame 20 or 30 prints at a time for exhibitions and I think i've hit on an approach....have posted i...

OK.......I'm looking for a way to frame prints for exhibitions and to be able to offer a really good value "basic framed" option to clients. I've played around with "conventional" framing and I'm simply not good at it - any high quality work I now put out to you guys who know wha...