The Pearl Jam 2016 Poster Experience!

demetrios

So what's it gonna be? 2 or 3 posters today?
Gimme some more!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHHT7dTmw8U

my2hands

Busta Rhymes!!!

jweyers

That's funny, his crew was "flip mode". Ha.

buck502000

MedozK said:

tjk895 said:

iwasatpj20 said:

tjk895 said:

iwasatpj20 said:

Anybody who wants the Ken Taylor Columbia poster, do it now before its gone. Great poster in person, colors are great.

Surprised it's still available. Everybody's been saying how good this one looks in person, that pictures don't do it justice. I believe them, grabbed one!

Colors jump out in person, pictures don't do it justice, just buy it.

pjfan1971 said:

Just got Columbia.. Awesome.

SO, where do I get a reasonably priced frame at???? Are there good online places or do most of you do local??

I go to Hobby Lobby, they have a great framing department and will work to make your poster framing ideas a reality.

I would go to Michaels. You'll spend a bit more but they won't ruin you poster. Hobby Lobby uses glue and adhesive. I could one day, if I wanted to, pull all of my posters out of their Michaels frames and have them in original condition. I know from experience you can't with Hobby Lobby.

I always use Hobby Lobby and have never had anyone use glue. Very good work and have switched out multiple frame jobs.

+1 - use hobby lobby too - make sure to talk to the people when ordering - say do not dry mount my prints - or I will f#ck your shit up!!! Just kidding - but not really

my2hands

jweyers said:

That's funny, his crew was "flip mode". Ha.

classic!

Busta is a flipper!

pjfan1971

Thanks for the framing recommendations. Did I miss it or were the dimensions already listed?

PJ_ROCKS

demetrios said:

So what's it gonna be? 2 or 3 posters today?
Gimme some more!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHHT7dTmw8U

The Akkus

pjfan1971 said:

Just got Columbia.. Awesome.

SO, where do I get a reasonably priced frame at???? Are there good online places or do most of you do local??

I go to Michael's for my framing, but only when they have at least 70% off. I do not go all fancy with the matting and stuff. I go with the cheapest metal black frame, all their custom framing comes with acid free backing and UV resistant glass.

Just yesterday I dropped off Cincy 2014, Greenville 2016, Lexington AP Moonshine and the bonus print. To have all 4 professionally framed was $330.

A few weeks back during the 70% off sale I have the 3 PJ20 posters (Hampton,Klausen and Ames) framed at Michael's and it was like $250 or $270. They did a great job.

Currently running the 70% off this week, but they run it often. I just watch their website for when they have the special deal.

pjfan1971

Wow, that much $ after 70% off? Ouch.

The Akkus

Custom framing is expensive as heck, but probably the safest way to preserve the art and to hang it on the wall.

my2hands

The Akkus said:

pjfan1971 said:

Just got Columbia.. Awesome.

SO, where do I get a reasonably priced frame at???? Are there good online places or do most of you do local??

I go to Michael's for my framing, but only when they have at least 70% off. I do not go all fancy with the matting and stuff. I go with the cheapest metal black frame, all their custom framing comes with acid free backing and UV resistant glass.

Just yesterday I dropped off Cincy 2014, Greenville 2016, Lexington AP Moonshine and the bonus print. To have all 4 professionally framed was $330.

A few weeks back during the 70% off sale I have the 3 PJ20 posters (Hampton,Klausen and Ames) framed at Michael's and it was like $250 or $270. They did a great job.

Currently running the 70% off this week, but they run it often. I just watch their website for when they have the special deal.

Great prices... I use michaels as well... I typically keep it simple as well with no matting, etc... but I do like to pick a good frame for the print... I think picking the right frame and then letting the artwork do the rest of the talking is the way to go...

andyfarrimond

Michaels gets you on the museum glass - add that option to any custom print and the price jumps by $300 or more

DavidD

My frames usually run $200 - $350 depending on matts and witch frame I pick. Pricy, but totally worth it.
Built a great relationship with my framer, she runs a little shop in here in Toronto, and will sometimes throw in uv protective glass or free matting if I do multiple colours.

PillowPants

columbia back up

out again

MayDay10

DavidD said:

My frames usually run $200 - $350 depending on matts and witch frame I pick. Pricy, but totally worth it.
Built a great relationship with my framer, she runs a little shop in here in Toronto, and will sometimes throw in uv protective glass or free matting if I do multiple colours.

brought my MSG I into a 'pro' framer and it will be about $300.

Usually I take my best looking prints into a indy framer because they do the best job

The next tier goes to Michaels. Still pricey, a little less. Still looks good.

Then... for simple prints or ones I particularly dont care too much about but want to frame... Ill do with American Frame.

DavidD

ill have to try American frame out.
Like you said, for my less pricy prints.

MayDay10

American Frame is adequate enough... Looks good.

You just wont get that 'pop' and pro-look you get with the shops/michaels. Mat colors wont match quite as perfectly, etc. Effects arent really an option, etc.

RW8297

wwsuicide said:

I won the emek! #26

me too! #26

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RW8297 said:

wwsuicide said:

I won the emek! #26

me too! #26

Either of you up for a trade?

PardonMe

Buy something like this mat cutter ( http://www.amazon.com/Logan-Compact-Classic-Mat-Cutter/dp/B004J1B0BO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1464965370&sr=8-1&keywords=matboard+cutter ) and archival mounting tape (http://www.amazon.com/Lineco-Adhesive-Linen-Hinging-white/dp/B0027A5E34/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1464966121&sr=8-1&keywords=archival+mounting+tape). Measure twice cut once. You can experiment until you get what you want. If you are good with a tape measurer, it really isn't that hard. Just practice a little before you do anything important. Then you have no limitations in what frame, mat colors, etc. that you use and you can save tons of money to buy more PJ posters.