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Category Archives: Artist
New Frames and Cataract Surgery in my Future!
Well, did that title inspire you to read the rest of this blog? Approaching my seventieth decade and noticed over the past couple of years that things are becoming more difficult to focus on and see. Thank God for muscle … Continue reading
Beaded Frame & Water Gilding Experiments
Definitely keeping busy, how in the world did I ever find time to work a “regular” job? Our house has a bigger yard which requires more maintenance than we’d planned on but having a separate studio for Diane and a … Continue reading
Posted in Artist, custom profile, custom profile, Gilding, Hand Planes, Picture Frames
Tagged burnisher/sealer, Charles Douglas, closed corner frame, desert landscape, Diane Eugster art, Diane Eugster painting, hand applied finish, Japan Black, Mixol tints, Peterman Lumber, splined joint, watergilding, WoodworksbyJohn
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Picture Frames and a Doggie Ramp!
To my way of thinking, a picture frames purpose is to isolate a painting from the rest of the world and subtlety complement the work of the artist. When I design a frame I observe the palette and mood of … Continue reading
Posted in Artist, custom profile, custom profile, Floater Frame, Gilding, Picture Frames
Tagged 12kt. gold leaf, cranked paring chisel, custom picture frame molding, custom picture framer, Dachshund Ramp, Diane Eugster art, Diane Eugster painting, DogRamp, hand plane use, hand planes, Miniture longhaired daschound, oil gilding, slow set oil size, water gilding
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Tabernacle Frame Progress Report
I’m not sure if all artists and woodworkers get as excited about the progress of their projects as I do but my guess is that they do! It’s just plain exciting to watch something take three dimensional shape after drawing … Continue reading
2019 + Cowgirl Up Show = 3 Frames!
If starting the new year with Charles Douglas’s gilding workshop in Seattle wasn’t wonderful enough, I was also commissioned by Sheri Farabaugh to make three frames for her. She’s an artist that I made a frame for last year. Three … Continue reading
Tabernacle Frame Done, final details
Very happy to share the final results of the large, tabernacle frame I’ve been working on lately. It was commissioned by Christine Vallieres and our goal was to design a frame that combined the traditional style of a tabernacle … Continue reading
October was an Exciting Month!
Gallery Representation This is the most exciting thing to happen in October for sure, this is the first gallery to represent me since our move to Phoenix. The timing was just right, I approached the owner of the gallery; Phillip … Continue reading
Hand Carved Picture Frames — My Process
Why take the time to blog? That’s a question that I’m asked from time to time and the answer is somewhat complicated! For starters, as a career teacher I seem to have a natural inclination to share with others. A … Continue reading
June Frame Projects
June has been a busy month as far as frame making goes. Kind of ironic because I’ve just fallen down that Kumiko rabbit hole and have a project half way started with that. However, with my philosophy of keeping this … Continue reading
Christine Profile Picture Frames Take Two!
Those of you that follow me may recall that back in October I had an order for 15 frames from a local artist. These were 4″ x 6″, finished with black and about 4″ wide. She contacted me recently and … Continue reading