framed poster thread

MasterFramer · September 2006

yahamita wrote:

There is NO ONE on this message board who can compete with mdgsolo's collection..I seen it with my own eyes...I would put all my money on this one for sure.. I have pics of all his posters I took personally as proof! hahaha..gotcha Matt! hehehe...If he give's me permission,,I will post a few....

Does he have close to 100 posters framed? And an extra building dedicated to his Pearl Jam stuff?

AJ-LBC · September 2006

Just picked this one up from the framers today! In my opinion the best print klausen has ever done. Still have a few more to pick up yet, will post those pics later next week. Let me know what you guys think.. AJ

http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k32/wastedreprise1985/DSC01738.jpg

http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k32/wastedreprise1985/DSC01752.jpg

http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k32/wastedreprise1985/DSC01753.jpg

jimmy p · September 2006

That's pretty awesome! I'm too cheap to buy one. So I decided to make it myself...

Cut the mountboard today, waiting for the frame to dry...

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/edmundprorok/pjmount.jpg

The Illinoisemakers · September 2006

I have a question for all the poster people. I traded with another board member, vegas for santa barbara. I sent the poster in a UPS tube express mail. When it arrived it had been crushed and the vegas poster now has a big crease down the middle. Is there anything the other person can do to get the creases out? I've seen a picture, the poster isn't ruined, but the crease is visible. What can this person do if anything. I've heard using heat might be able to get the crease out, but that sounds a little risky. Any ideas I can pass on? thanks.

AJ-LBC · September 2006

for the guy with the creased up vegas poster, try laying flat for about two weeks with heavy books on top, every 2 days, turn the poster on a different side. then bring poster to a local frame shop and ask them if they put it in there heat press on low heat for a few hours. may help flaten the poster and make the creases less noticable

Sharon_Hearts_PJ · September 2006

AJ-LBC wrote:

then bring poster to a local frame shop and ask them if they put it in there heat press on low heat for a few hours. may help flaten the poster and make the creases less noticable

I would just do this from the start. I wouldn't even bother trying to flatten it myself. And the framer shouldn't charge too much for it. It's not an expensive process.

jmosher · September 2006

Man there are some great looking posters on here folks.
I just got my San Diego back from the framer. I like the way it turned out. I am not sure if I should do my Los Angeles 2 next or my Oklahoma City '03.

What do you think?

JM

Sharon_Hearts_PJ · September 2006

jmosher wrote:

Man there are some great looking posters on here folks.
I just got my San Diego back from the framer. I like the way it turned out. I am not sure if I should do my Los Angeles 2 next or my Oklahoma City '03.

What do you think?

JM

Awesome:) Truly!
The ONLY thing I'd change, if it were mine, is making the bottom of the matting about an inch thicker, just so there's more border around the tickets. But I really like how you chose to overlap them and slightly skew them, instead of the standard symmetrical cutout.

CHANGEinWAVES · September 2006

I like what u did with the tickets... i was wondering what to do with 2 tickets.
The whole thing looks awsome!

pjhabit · September 2006

http://i92.photobucket.com/albums/l22/pjhabit/100_1065.jpg
http://s92.photobucket.com/albums/l22/pjhabit/?action=view&current=100_1065.jpg&refPage=&imgAnch=imgAnch3
I was also gonna try a matting job like nukeboot did (w/ his Randall's Island). But I can't find a match for the green/yellow, anyone know the exact color? Or know how to go about finding a match, my local shops don't have anything close...

Hey, it's worth a try.:)

OrangeBug · September 2006

def first one.

jimmy p wrote:

I'm off to get a poster framed tomorrow...something like this I think, with the 2 picks I have, 3 if I can get one off my friend. He doesn't even like PJ! He wouldn't have it if it wasn't for me, the fiend.

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/edmundprorok/frameidea1.jpg
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/edmundprorok/frameidea2.jpg

Black or white behind the picks? The black looks pretty distinctive. What do you think?

Or this could be good...

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/edmundprorok/frameidea3.jpg

jimmy p · September 2006

Well too bad I went for the last one...

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/edmundprorok/pearljamposterframed.jpg

Finally finished it!

CHANGEinWAVES · September 2006

jimmy p wrote:

Well too bad I went for the last one...

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/edmundprorok/pearljamposterframed.jpg

Finally finished it!

LOOKS AWSOME!!

sennin · September 2006

THIS would be a GREAT poster to frame!

http://forums.pearljam.com/showthread.php?t=214996

sweet adeline · September 2006

just got a call from the framers. my santa barbara, LA2, gorge1 and vegas '03 are ready to be picked up.

i'll post pics this evening

sweet adeline · September 2006

in case you wanted to see my LA2 klausen:

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g172/dustinrief/laposter011.jpg

notice the triple matting, red, yellow and orange.

nfanel · September 2006

sweet adeline wrote:

in case you wanted to see my LA2 klausen:

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g172/dustinrief/laposter011.jpg

notice the triple matting, red, yellow and orange.

wow, that looks suite!

lamperti77 · September 2006

sweet adeline wrote:

in case you wanted to see my LA2 klausen:

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g172/dustinrief/laposter011.jpg

notice the triple matting, red, yellow and orange.

great job!!!!!!!!!!

SeveredMatt · September 2006

sweet adeline wrote:

in case you wanted to see my LA2 klausen:

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g172/dustinrief/laposter011.jpg

notice the triple matting, red, yellow and orange.

Hey, Ad, mind me asking what you paid to get that done? Or is that a do-it-yourself job like I do? If it's a DIYer, that's fantastic times THREE (one multiplier for each mat color)!

sweet adeline · September 2006

SeveredMatt wrote:

Hey, Ad, mind me asking what you paid to get that done? Or is that a do-it-yourself job like I do? If it's a DIYer, that's fantastic times THREE (one multiplier for each mat color)!

i had it done at aaron brothers. although the dudes behind the counters were complete morons,

i'm embarrassed to say how much i spent, it certainly wasn't cheap. i've done a couple and haven't really been happy with the job that i've done picking out colors for matting (mostly because i'm color blind).

here are a couple others that i've done recently.

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g172/dustinrief/DSC00020.jpg - AC
http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g172/dustinrief/posters024.jpg - gorge1
http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g172/dustinrief/posters015.jpg - SB

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