I tell ya! By Kari Schmidt-Pukropski of Cornerstone
Framing. She is our local framer here in Conroe. Kari worked with me and we
came up with a smashing frame for my piece Why
Not. It is just as fun as the painting and really makes her pop out to
create a bold presence in the room. Yes I should have framed it BEFORE I put
her in the judged spring show, but you know how it goes sometimes.
Kari has worked with several other local artist and they
are all happy with the work she delivered. I believe that when you frame your
art it does more than just create a boundary for your piece to stay in. I think
it actually becomes an integral part of it, an extension of your piece. And
after working with Kari I learned this is her belief as well and from my perspective
this is a feature you want with a framer.
To contact Kari@cornerstoneframing.com and
you may meet her in person
2 Girls, A Guy
And A
Trailer
Featuring artwork from the John Porter Collection
Friday May 29, 2015 5-9pm (CDT)
Madeley Building / Conroe Art League 127 Simonton St.
Downtown Conroe TX 77301
2 Girls: Suzanne Seiler & Julie Graham, A Guy: Beau
Crump, Trailer: Cornerstone Framing & Design
There will be Ice Cream, Music, Art & a Load O’FUN!
Blessings for your week ahead
3 comments:
I have not worked on much more than canvas board. I honestly think prefer paper and matting. That is a beautiful frame for your work and honestly IMHO makes it pop even more. Would you sell that piece with frame? Or is it just for showcasing purposes?
thanks Meko xo. for sentimental reasons I'm hanging onto this one. She is in our living room & Johnny loves her.
Any of my Art that is framed comes (goes) with the frame. I really believe that the frame becomes part of the piece. IF buyer really didn't want the frame I would unframe it. . . to make them happy.
thanks for your comments
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