This week Russell is not in the Frame Shop. Even on vacation, he sees cool ideas to share. This hotel elevator lobby has a great deal of potential and we would love to explore the possibilities with you on your next project. Combining a wallpaper mural with custom art...
This week "In The Frame Shop," Russell is featured in the latest Redfin blog post titled, “Elevate Your Home’s Decor with Wall Art Inspiration from 15 Artists”. Redfin is a national real estate listing company and we are very excited to take part in advising their...
Ordinary items can make extraordinary displays. With custom framing, many things can be framed in a shadowbox to enhance your design concept. This week, Russell shares an equipment display for a boxing-themed fitness center. He also explains how we solved a problem by...
This week in the frame shop at Artifex, Russell shows us some beautiful wood panel prints in various sizes and shapes that were created for a client from an Etsy digital art download. Artifex can work with you to create beautiful solutions for your digital art...
Collage as art? No problem. This week in the frame shop, Russell shares our process on sourcing and assembling antique books for an impactful collage display. [video width="1080" height="1920"...
In the frame shop Russell is renewing some old skills. Joe created this pair of sunburst images in photoshop for Cortland Partners' Ridglea project from an inspiration provided by the designer. We printed them on fine art watercolor paper. Russell hand-applied gold...
I'm sure we're going to "heck" for destroying these great vinyl albums, but sacrifices were made in the name of art. We created this 40” x 60” acrylic box for Jessica Aaron at Faulkner Design Group. It turns out vinyl record albums are harder to break than you might...
This is a Split Flap sign board. Retro cool, noisy and fascinating to watch. Quickly becoming a thing of the past. Our client wanted the look without the expense and wiring. We created a manual look alike 72” x 48”. Bring us your fun and creative project ideas.
Our client wanted a collection of focal pieces for a four level multi-family project. We created these ‘zoological’ portraits. The grunge backgrounds can be changed out. Want your zebra in Brooklyn instead? No problem. Check out the entire collection below and let's...