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Tag Archives: custom picture frame
Frame #243: Two piece frame for Greener Pastures
The process of going from a raw piece of wood, in this case a 6/4 piece of Basswood; to create a picture frame is a challenge that always excites me. The picture on the left shows the beginnings, hand planing … Continue reading
Frame #240 Art Nouveau Carved Motif
The title of this painting is Tapestry and it’s painted by Diane Eugster. This piece is oil on panel measuring 18″ x 24″. To compliment her work I wanted to carve a very low relief, Art Nouveau motif with the … Continue reading
Frame #238: Summer Hues by Diane Eugster
This painting by my wife, Diane; is on stretched canvas and measures 18″ x 24″. Regular readers of my blog know that I often get inspired to create a frame when I see the work in progress, just gets the … Continue reading
Covid won’t stop me!
Right before Thanksgiving I tested positive for the dreaded Covid even though I’ve taken the vaccine and boosters. I suspect I picked it up in crowded Disneyland but that trip was worth it because we were with my son for … Continue reading
Making Tabernacle Frame #234
There’s a feature of WordPress I really like called image compare that allows you to see the final results and then slide the arrow to the other side to view the backstory. The backstory on this frame is the full … Continue reading
Latest Frame Profile #232
When I started making frames it was always hard to find information, I got the feeling that creating, carving, gilding, finishing, etc. were secrets that no one was willing to share so the teacher in my decided to share my … Continue reading
Frame Talk #4: Traditional Water Gilding 23k Gold Leaf
In this edition of Frame Talk I’d like to give a short explanation of the traditional water gilding process vs. oil gilding. There is absolutely no comparison to the final results of these two processes. Very difficult to photograph but … Continue reading
Posted in Diane Eugster art, Floater Frame, Frame Talk, Gilding, Picture Frames
Tagged 23k gold leaf, casein paints, custom picture frame, custom picture framer, Diane Eugster art, Diane Eugster painting, floater picture frame, Frame Talk, gesso, lay lines, patina, rabbit skin glue, ruby shellac, traditional gold leaf, water gilding
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Count Your Blessings!
Not sure how things are where you live but here in Phoenix we’ve become a hotbed for the Covid-19 pandemic. It’s times like these when it’s sometimes a struggle to find the positives and not get discouraged. If you’re an … Continue reading
Posted in Artist, custom profile, custom profile, Design Process, Diane Eugster art, Gilding, Hand Cut Dovetails, Hand Planes, Hand Tool Woodworking, Mesa Arts Center Store, Picture Frames, Types of Boxes
Tagged 12kt. gold leaf, artists, Big Leaf Maple, contemporary painting, contemporary picture frame, custom picture frame, Diane Eugster art, Dux burnisher/sealer, handout dovetails, handtool woodwork, Lee Valley Small Plow Plane, LN smooth plane, oil gilding, pine, shooting board, tea box, Veritas skewed rabbet plane, Walnut
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Walnut Picture Frame #201
As a furniture maker for me it’s all about the wood so when I get an artist client that needs a frame and wants it made of wood in all its natural beauty I get excited! I just completed this … Continue reading
Posted in Artist, custom profile, custom profile, Hand Planes, Picture Frames
Tagged black walnut, custom picture frame, custom picture frame molding, custom picture framer, helix head, http://www.devonmeyerillustration.com, Lie-Nielsen Smooth Planne, Osmo Polyx, Powermatic planer, tenryu silencer, Woodworkers Source, woodworksbyjohn.com
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The Color of Asphalt – Frame #197
An advantage I have when it comes to doing frames for my wife, Diane Eugster is that I get a sneak preview of her work when I go into her studio. Many times what I see inspires a frame design … Continue reading
Posted in Artist, custom profile, custom profile, Design Process, Diane Eugster art, Hand Planes, Picture Frames
Tagged 23gauge pins, block plane, custom picture frame, custom picture framer, custom profile molding, Diane Eugster, Diane Eugster art, Diane Eugster Paintings, Durham rock hard putty, jack plane, metric vs imperial measurement, NYC city scene, Peterman Lumber, shooting board, water putty
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