We custom framed a wonderful letter from President George H. W. Bush to a boy who didn't want to eat his broccoli. Read on to hear his story and see the stunning frame....
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It is always devastating when a precious photo is damaged. You have a moment of shock after discovering the damage, and then feel an immense panic to “fix it.” While there are some forms of photo damage that can easily be fixed, a photo stuck to glass can be a tricky problem to solve. How does this happen? A photo gets stuck to glass because there is a lack of airspace between...
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The best way to deal with photo and art damage is to prevent it from happening. We share a few tips on how to keep your art healthy. ...
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Silverfish damage is one of the most common types of photo damage we see at our studio. Learn about silverfish and how to protect your photos....
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Closed-corner and finished-corner frames are beautiful, timless frames for any piece of art. Learn how to elevate your art in this post. ...
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Let’s talk about ambrotypes. An ambrotype is a photograph whose technique dates to the 1850s. It is the antique equivalent to the modern day slide. Created through a wet process, an ambrotype is a glass negative that appears to be a positive. It is painted black on one side and is often hand tinted. Most ambrotypes are in an ornate case called a casket, coffin, union case, etc. They’re the type...
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