Selecting exceptional and thoughtful gifts can often be a daunting task. It becomes even more challenging when you aspire to create something truly unique, a custom gift that captures your creative essence and draws out those delightful moments of awe and appreciation from your loved ones, friends, and colleagues.
The application and process of custom framing has never been more accessible, thanks to technological strides made over the last few decades. American Frame was built on the concept of providing easy custom framing access to all, and we stand at the forefront of ensuring seamless custom framing products and services for our diverse art community. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a budding artist, a designer with an eye for aesthetics or an art enthusiast keen on showcasing your prized pieces, the realm of DIY custom framing now offers unparalleled ease and convenience.
With the recent launch of American Frame’s newest website section, Trending Now, it’s easier than ever for artists and discerning enthusiasts to find just the right custom frame for your priceless pieces. Whether you're looking for what's hot right now or seeking some creative inspiration, the Trending Now section has the most current collection of trending custom frames for the art community—all conveniently displayed on one easy-to-navigate page.
When it comes to framing your precious artwork or photography, choosing the best framing materials to support its overall presentation is essential. Custom framing options, particularly those available online, can span a wide array of options—making it difficult to determine which ones are the right choice for your framing needs and preferences. One easy way to overcome this challenge is by ordering samples of the various framing materials you’re considering.
Artists who work with pastels and charcoals understand the unique and captivating qualities of these mediums. From the soft and velvety textures of pastels to the rich tonal range achievable with charcoals, these materials offer distinct aesthetics for wonderfully expressive, beautiful works of art. Presenting these “dry” media comes with challenges, however, and doing so necessitates careful consideration of matting and framing elements.