Framing Solutions

Just finished a couple paintings restorations. Each had its challenges, both took at least 5 hours to clean, and restore.

Mark Maggiori's legendary western scenes and breathtaking skies shine through in his stunning paintings. However in this limited edition print his sketch is elevated by a subdued tones that empowers the scene of a simplistic peaceful moment of a man and his horse. The warm to dark charcoal color palette masterfully sets the mood. We complemented by the mixed tone dark metallic Mat and deep bronze frame.

So, did we successfully capture the essence of this piece?

This was fabulous artwork to frame! “Where the wild things are” is my Customer’s son‘s favorite book, and they found this exceptional piece of artwork. Created by incorporating multiple layers of acrylic, these laser cut images were cut and stacked together. With the stacked layers of acrylic, the edges were not level and traditional methods of production could not be used. This is we’re having over 25 years of learning, various types of products and skill sets pays off!

Where the Wild Things Are is a classic 1963 children's book by Maurice Sendak (who also created all the illustrations) is about a boy named Max who, after being sent to bed without supper for misbehaving, imagines sailing to an island of monsters, becoming their king, and leading a "wild rumpus" before returning home to find his supper still hot.

I’m thrilled with the result and I hope you’ll enjoy it as well! As always, share your thoughts