Adding Color to Photographs: Keeping it Accurate from Screen to Print I get a lot of questions about how I create my Photographic Artwork, with most of the questions around how I achieve the colors I do in the finished printed images. I thought it would be worthwhile...
One of the most exciting parts of being a framer is meeting new people who trust us enough to leave their precious memories in our hands. They come in to preserve and display the artwork, objects, and photographs that are important to them. There are many things that...
With the vast array of creative media available to artists, it’s important for a custom framer to be familiar with as many as possible. A photograph is not a lithograph and should not be treated as such. Pastels aren’t watercolors and need to be cared for...
We recently had a customer bring in a large 1904 Scarborough “Classroom Map” of Pennsylvania that was in desperate need of restoration. It had long ago been nailed to a framed corkboard panel, and was in poor condition from mishandling and inadequate storage. There...
Liz Silbaugh’s recent body of work draws upon her experience growing up in the expansive spaces of the Rocky Mountain West. Ranging from small and introspective to large and airy, these canvases explore the long views and changing character of the horizon – reaching...
T.W.I.G. (The Window in Glenside) features select works by Benton Spruance during the month of August, 2019. As a member of the Philadelphia Art Commission, Spruance was instrumental in securing City Council’s approval for an ordinance requiring one percent of...