My Last Piece

[PaulSF]

Finally got around to this one, with 4 hours to spare. I was going to use a maple frame from Vermont Hardwoods that I had set aside, but I ended up selling that to a customer on Monday. So luckily I had something similar lurking in my moulding bin!

It's a Tlingit piece, called Thunderbird By the Sea, I think.

 

[Dave]

Paul... it ain't your last "last piece"!

Just because you are closing shop doesn't mean the relatives won't
still expect you to frame everything for them!



Best of luck, my friend.

 

[danny boy]

Paul, some things just get better with time. Nice work.

 

[framelady64]

You are way to talented for that to be your last piece.

 

[Beveled]

Very beautiful!! Seems that we don't believe this is your last one Paul. At least, we hope not.

 

[Bron]

Paul,

good luck and good tidings; I have nothing but empathy.

Nice piece, from someone who is not sure that CMC's are such a good thing, design wise.

 

[janetj1968]

Now you've got me all teary.

What a wonderful framer, you are.

 

[PaulSF]

That's great praise coming from all of you, because I think I play it pretty safe. You folks are real craftsmen, real artisans.

 

[Jared Davis CPF GCF]

Bravo ..... but I'm sure it won't be your last piece...

All the best mate,

Jared

 

[artfolio]

That's great praise coming from all of you, because I think I play it pretty safe. You folks are real craftsmen, real artisans.

Yep, great piece of work. It is a good reminder that when it comes to matting less is often more.

 

[PaulSF]

True, my last piece will be the big painting going in the Louis XVI closed corner frame from Rhonda Feinman, which I'll be doing later this month.

 

[Ylva]

Really love it Paul! And I agree; I don't think you'll be able to consider anything your last piece.
You are such a great framer; you'll be back one way or another!