Wedding Design

[UzZx32QU]

Yes, I made the collage from snapshots taken at a wedding. No Professional photo's were used. The final print was printed at 13 x 19 on a Epson 2000p archival printer. It was so well received they went full boat on framing. 2970 La Marche, mats 4ply rising white, gold fillet.
Package deal at $ 1,000.00 but it took to much time.

http://www.thegrumble.com/img/wed2_001.jpg

The tones of mat and image, were fiddled with to show off the letters. The white in the mat matches the white in the photo.

framer

[Framar]

Way cool. I especially like the white on white letters. I never thought of that!!! I usually just put photos behind the letters. Now you're gonna make me have to create some new samples! THANX for the idea, framer! graemlins/icon21.gif

[jvandy57]

Framer,
By package deal do you mean framing + the Collage?
How long did it take to create the collage?
It does look fantastic! If I had access to that type of printer I may have to do a Derby Collage.

[UzZx32QU]

That's correct, the collage took 20 hours to scan and correct all the images. I had thought it would only take about 10 hours. If I ever am approached again to do another, I will only do it if they have a photoCD made at time of processing.(or they will pay by the hour) This would cut the time down considerably.

The frame was straight forward with a CMC. I estimate it at $500 - $550.

framer

[UzZx32QU]

Photos recovered from backup.

framer

[Uncle Eli]

I like the concept. Was there a reason for the awkward spacing of the letters? It doesn't seem balanced.

[Jeff Rodier]

Erik,

Just lower case letters. Some only use half the height of others.


Framer,

Very nice concept and work. Those scan/correct/print jobs always seem to go on and on and on.............

[Uncle Eli]

Erik,

Just lower case letters. Some only use half the height of others.


Framer,



Yeah, but at that point, I think I would have done each letter individually so the sizing and spacing could be edited independently.

[FrameMakers]

Remember this was 6 years ago that Framer posted this. Back then cut letters were relatively new and just doing them at all was a big deal.

[Uncle Eli]

Remember this was 6 years ago that Framer posted this. Back then cut letters were relatively new and just doing them at all was a big deal.

HAHAHAHA!!!! I didn't even pay attention to the original date, it just was listed as a recent post. Thanks.

[Kirstie]

Wow! Picture Frame Design is really cookin' this week!

Such a lot of work, Bill. Kudos.

[UzZx32QU]

This was done in Aug 2001, I'd just gotten the Wizard 5000 It was state of the art make then. Have times changed!!

[danny boy]

It is still a great presentation. Timeless, as I am sure the couple featured will agree. Nice work Bill.