@mjrphishhead said:

I have a moe. poster that I've been wanting to frame and I'm just curious how much would it cost for me to go and get it done professionally? Maybe with a spot for the ticket too?

I think mine were around $140 each, not sure exactly but you'll definitely have to pay at least $100. Michael's always has sales going on too.

@mjrphishhead said:

Thanks @Friedmann, I was afraid of that...but it sure does look worth it.

If you decide to do it, I'd consider getting museum glass on it. It costs a little extra, but if you look at my picture the Mansfield one (left) has it, while the Worcester one doesn't. Regular glass reflects things, but the museum glass doesn't at all. Basically looks like there's nothing there.

I'm not exactly up to par with some of these huge collections, but this is my small, but proud collection! Only the middle one is an official poster, the others are fan made, but it's from my FIRST show (10/24/10) so it means a lot to me!



Eventually, when I get my next Phish Poster, I will use the middle frame for it, and then buy a frame the next size up so I can fit both my ticket stub and poster inside. Right now, it is just stuck to he side of the frame, I don't see the point of opening the frame, and just placing the stub in there, it would be covering something no matter what. I got the stub after I already had framed the poster but I don't see any point in spending money on another frame, when I know down the road, I will have enough poster that needs another frame.

@Chilly said:

If I had an extra $160 to spend right now, I would buy these in a heart beat, I always liked these prints.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Phish-Bethel-Woods-Triptych-2011-AJ-Masthay-Set-of-3-/121051927600?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c2f41d430

Plus the Bethel run was my FIRST 3-night run. After that weekend, I will NEVER EVER go to 1, or 2 shows of a x-night run. I will either go to none, or all, runs are the best, it's like a 4-8 set concert.

That's awesome! I would do anything for the SPAC run poster from this year - the one with the horses. The SPAC run has very special meaning to me, and Saratoga is where I was born and raised. I keep watching...I hope to pick it up sometime. Keep watching, you might just be able to get them :-)

Here are some of my favorites:

epic fail # 2, they showed up in the preview this time though?

@CornFromAJar , I bow to your collection

I am, by no means, a serious collector. As you will see from my collection, there is nothing "serious" about it. I collect images that speak to me. I am a music fan and a "collector on a budget". I am also a "do it yourself framer" because I would rather spend my money on the artwork than on a custom frame. I know that its not the best treatment of these pieces, so before someone starts getting all up in my grill about how they are not archived on acid free paper and placed behind archival glass, I am aware, but this is all I have to work with at the moment.

At the end, I have included some of my unframed prints that are in queue to be framed.

chicago 94 pollock

@tripsforjoeg said:

Love some of the frame ups in this thread. Seemingly everyone here and on phishposters has a festy 8 pollock color but me and its really starting to piss me off!

not me.....no Fest8 Pollock in my collection. I'm just sayin'...

Finally got my Charlotte poster framed.

I got one professionally framed, too expensive. Bought some tools and learned to do it myself, way cheaper, kinda fun.
AC '12 (Pro framed):
UIC '11
Charlotte '12 and a non-official Dick's '12
NYE '11
Work in progress

@dRStone VERY NICE!
What basic tools would you recommend for DIY framing?
Any good Internet resources you'd care to share?
Thanks!

@CornFromAJar said:

@dRStone VERY NICE!
What basic tools would you recommend for DIY framing?
Any good Internet resources you'd care to share?
Thanks!

I just bought some tools at Michael's, a straight edge and a 45 degree anlge mat cutter, not too expensive, around $50 for both I think. they have 22x28 mats, which gives plenty of room for most prints, and you can buy pre-made 22x28 frames on the cheap. I don't think it's standard, but I just use blue painter's tape to mount, as it's easily removable and it won't do any damage. Looks pretty good for the price.

@CornFromAJar said:

What IS that?

Summit Music Festival 2001. I have no idea what its worth (if anything). Any Insight would be appreciated

@mario4prez said:

@CornFromAJar said:

What IS that?

Summit Music Festival 2001. I have no idea what its worth (if anything). Any Insight would be appreciated

looks like a fun weekend. Can't find any info on the poster.

1 Framed, 3 Unframed, but new cool acquisitions to be framed:

Ghetto Gator - Original Scratchboard - David Welker



Further - Coney Island - OG - David Welker



Phish PNC 2011 - David Welker



Primus Boston Setlist 3d Tour September 2012



OP, What happened to your pics/links?

Not an ideal day to check out this thread.

@smuggs said: http://www.facebook.com/PhrameUs

I highly suggest letting @smuggs frame your prints. I mailed him a Fishman drumhead last summer and we met up at Dick's. He did an unbelievable job!


I gave the finished product to @urbantornado and his wife for their wedding.

Had to join the fun=)

This is one of my most prized possessions, hope you enjoy.



Ps. You should totally click it as many times as possible to enlarge it and get a closer look at detail.