Sean Lord ~ archival framing
Sean Lord ~ archival framing
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One of several pieces by Sarada Conaway. What a great series! Photos taken during the height of the Covid lockdown. She was still doing research in a library and started to take note of the traces left behind in books by people. Subtle marks and pa
What a total thrift store find! This girl and her cat was snatched up quick and brought into my studio for some TLC. The old framing had no glass and she was framed to her edge. I suggested we float her, let some lightness around her to open things
This piece by Cameron Gutierrez is simply incredible. Totally fell in love with this piece. Beautifully captured, so timeless, just an amazing talented photographer. Definitely check out his work @camerongutz Kept the framing classic and simple.
A nice collection of new and old pieces by Howie Lee Weiss here. Sometimes all you need is a little frame refresh! Howie was looking to update from the yellowed maple frames from years past to a maple with white wash finish. The old maples were tak
A lovely little Joan Erbe drawing. I have such fond memories of her. She hated to get on a plane, but did it for family. To distract herself, she would draw in these small spiral notebooks. After one such trip she gave me this drawing. She grabbed
This piece by William Kentridge seemed like the perfect post on this first fall feeling morning of September. She left in my hands to just ‘make it look great’. Immediately I knew this beautiful 3/8” walnut cap with ebony stained
Such a great piece by @boyd_bishonga They came across his work here on ‘the gram’ and immediately snapped this piece up. His work is pretty incredible. Worth a peek! Since it was painted to the edge of the canvas, I suggested we float
One of six figurative studies from the turn of the century. Collected while traveling, these 6 needed a little updating. Over ten years ago I updated their glazing with conservation clear, remounted on rag matting and added spacers. Now these guys
These were some cool old maps… To add to intrigue, we ending up floating two of them. While over matting the other two. We even switched it up with two sister frames. Close, but different. Museum glass always looks so great! #sclord #sclordd
Always nice the have a Timothy App come across my table. I had framed this piece well over 14 years ago. Unfortunately he had slipped his hinges. It can happen, product can fail. Paper expands and contracts even with the temperature change in a hom
 

“The art should be the first thing you see, not the framing…”