Thursday 19 December 2013

Custom framing means CUSTOM FRAMING!

When we say custom framing, we don't mean you just choose from a board of frame samples and viola, we mean you literally get to tell us what is in your head and we will make it for you.

This is one of two frames we made for a customer who actually bought in their own timber as it was from his old house - we were more than happy to help out.

Frames usually have mitred corners, but since the customer wanted more a of "Shack" vibe for the artwork, we decided on butt joining the timber and also keeping the majority of the grey in the timber. This gave a nice, natural but weathered look to the overall product. The grey also complimented the blues in the artwork quite well too.




Tuesday 17 December 2013

More prints framed and ready to go!

Here are a bunch more prints from our friends at LA LA LAND that we have framed and currently available on our site ($35 each!!!!!!):






http://www.mulbury.com.au/collections/la-la-land-framed-prints


http://www.mulbury.com.au/collections/la-la-land-framed-prints


Wednesday 4 December 2013

Mr Brightside Cafe in Penrith

We supplied a whole bunch of Antons, Lornes, Brooklyns and San Frans to Mr Brightside Cafe a fair while ago and these are the first time we've seen the pics!






Monday 2 December 2013

Viva la movie poster

We had a nice find from one of our friends not long ago and finally got around to putting them in frames. I also did a bit of research into the Cuban movie poster art to see exactly what it was about and this is what I found out.

Basically after the Cuban Revolution, movies became super cheap to go to again, so elaborate beautiful movie posters enticing people to attend the movies weren't needed as the theatres were full all the time. So, the government assembled a team of artists to create a new art style as fresh as the revolution and aesthetically opposite to the old ways, thus the Cuban movie poster art movement began….








http://www.mulbury.com.au/collections/cuban-movie-posters