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Examples

Thursday, February 23rd, 2012

 

Here’s a couple of photos of some populer finishes we are often asked for, a stained wood and a coloured ornate, both of which are stained, waxed or coloured by hand in house, we can match almost any colour or wood finish.

Tradition & Craftsmanship

Tuesday, February 7th, 2012

Found this old picture of a Victorian Framing Workshop, to anyone who’s visited our workshop this might look familiar…

The Zoo

Wednesday, January 26th, 2011


We just framed this rather sweet set of prints by Bold&Noble for a showcase at Twycross Zoo, who are planning on opening a contemporary gallery space. Sounds like a great idea and hopefully a really interesting upcoming program of exhibitions, it would be easy to go pretty obvious with a zoo gallery but if these prints are anything to go by it has potential to be a really interesting space.

We’re twits

Wednesday, January 19th, 2011

You can now also follow us on Twitter

New Prints!

Wednesday, January 19th, 2011

New year, new VAT! We’ve been busy framing lots of new stock for the gallery, we’ve started to invest in some nice classic and vintage prints to compliment the illustration we’ve been promoting over the years. These are all a little more affordable than some of the limited prints we regularly stock so you can still get some great pieces on your wall for your budget in this present economy. We’ve got some vintage adverts, B-movie posters, propaganda posters, music/rock prints as well as a few classic pop art and japanese woodblock illustration prints to name a few.

The Workshop and gallery

Wednesday, January 19th, 2011

Here’s a few Pictures of our premises, we have 2 large well stocked workshops and our front of house gallery space. As you can see we have a large array of frame samples for you to choose from and we are constantly getting new prints and bits and peices in the gallery, why not come visit us.

Fame Festival

Wednesday, January 19th, 2011

I was lucky enough to attend the Fame Festival in Grottaglie, Italy last year, an amazing yearly International street art exhibition that takes over the whole town. I went with Lucy Mclaughlan and the Beat 13 gang who have been a regular contributers to this event, even ended up helping hang some of the exhibition. The festival is organised through the great independent screen print studio chromie, Needless to say on my return I ended up framing a few pieces that were produced as part of the event by a selection of renowned artists and illustrators, such as Blu, Eric the dog, Dave Kinsey and JR. Here’s some pics of the amazing work we framed, including an incredible 31 colour screenprint by Dalek.

Here’s a little film i made of our adventure, featuring some of the street pieces.

Fame Festival from Lawrence Roper on Vimeo.

And this is an animation done by the incredibly talented Blu, made in an abandoned monestary in Grottaglie, during a previous years festival.

Combo

MAC

Wednesday, January 19th, 2011

Last year we framed some work by respected local photographers for the grand opening show of the newly refurbished Midlands Arts Centre, in Birmingham. A fantastic cultural space in the grounds of Canon Hill park, if you don’t know it i recommend a visit, nice new theatre and exhibition space too.

And We’re Back!

Tuesday, January 18th, 2011


Incase you’ve visited and wondered, yes the sight has been pretty basic for a while and we lost a lot of content and information due to some virus/hacking trouble! (Thanks WordPress!?) We’re all update and secure again now and will be adding lots of new content and information. We’ve also just set up a Facebook page where you can follow us for news and interesting fun things in the world of framing.
Framers Facebook

Welcome

Tuesday, January 20th, 2009

Welcome to the new Framers web sight, we’re currently getting this thing up to date so do check back as we add more information, news, updates, offers etc. In the mean time do contact us on 0121 6936693 or email us at info@theframers.net. Thanks for your interest