Graphic Posters Influenced by Disney Films

In the past few months @TheFramingCorner I've had the opportunity to see some visually and conceptually interesting piece come through the door. I'm always excited to be a part of the framing design for such lovely art! This time around I am showcasing a poster series created by Rowan Stocks-Moore. The client was looking for a simple clean design for the art. I presented him with a few options for color and sleek design which compliments the color tones and graphic nature of the art. Take a look at more work by Rowan Stocks-Moore by clicking on his name! Oh, and stop by next week for another update! You will love the next round of art I have to show off!

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Well Hello! This week I have some images of recent frame orders I've designed @TheFramingCorner. Enjoy!

 This First set of paintings was brought in by an interior designer for a client's home in Georgia. We picked a wide silver frame from one of my favored manufacturers (Nurre Caxton) - The moulding looks great on both pieces & they will be hung stacked with the narrow piece on top. 

This next set is a grouping of screen prints brought in by a client looking to create a simple, yet sleek design to mimic the graphic art. We chose the same scooped bevel matte black frame for the Black Cat series and another matte black frame with a detailed step into the image area for the larger Rio de Janeiro print. Simple and sweet.

The remaining designs on the post are from a client who has brought in some of my favorite art to date. I am particularly fond of the framing choices on the Jaws screen print and the Drive letterpress art. It is always a wonderful experience to work with a client who enjoys finding just the right texture and color combination to amplify and beautifully compliment the art. I'm also a fan of a client who will give me a good amount of artistic freedom with the framing :). Thanks to Eric for always bringing in excellent artwork! Hope to see you soon!

 

New Abstract Paintings

It has officially been a week since my show in Costa Mesa with other wonderful indie artists. I'm glad to have been given the opportunity to show & share my work with others. Here is the first round of images I have for you, these are 6"x 6" paintings I created for the show. They are for sale if you're interested in owning an original :) Enjoy! Come back soon for some more updates!