Moai (Painters and Carvers add moai art) - Tiki Carving

K KuKuAhu Member Kahiki, Ohio Joined: Dec 23, 2002 Posts: 567	K KuKuAhu Posted posted on Wed, Apr 6, 2005 10:40 PM On 2005-04-06 20:16, teaKEY wrote: How is the picture going to be appiled to the paper or canvas. The canvas makes more sense to buy cause you wouldn't have to buy a frame. Frames can cost more than the print. Well, I honestly am not handling the process of getting the prints made. I'm lucky in that I "know somebody" that does nice work. So I have no idea how we specifically are getting from art to print on this project. As for frames, the cost for a framed version will largely depend upon Chisel Slinger's estimates, but I'm certain that they will in fact cost more than the print itself. His work is top notch though, and I promise these are going to be very cool and very high quality works. (with or without a frame for that matter) We are going to limit the number of these we get printed (admitedly due to cost...as well as the desire to keep them fairly unique). There will likely be less than fifty for sale both here and at the event, and at least half of that will be reserved to sell there. Even fewer framed versions will be done, and I intend to make my own donation for one of those. Ahu

On 2005-04-06 20:16, teaKEY wrote:
How is the picture going to be appiled to the paper or canvas. The canvas makes more sense to buy cause you wouldn't have to buy a frame. Frames can cost more than the print.

Well, I honestly am not handling the process of getting the prints made. I'm lucky in that I "know somebody" that does nice work. So I have no idea how we specifically are getting from art to print on this project.

As for frames, the cost for a framed version will largely depend upon Chisel Slinger's estimates, but I'm certain that they will in fact cost more than the print itself. His work is top notch though, and I promise these are going to be very cool and very high quality works. (with or without a frame for that matter)

We are going to limit the number of these we get printed (admitedly due to cost...as well as the desire to keep them fairly unique). There will likely be less than fifty for sale both here and at the event, and at least half of that will be reserved to sell there. Even fewer framed versions will be done, and I intend to make my own donation for one of those.

Ahu

Post #151408 by KuKuAhu on Wed, Apr 6, 2005 10:40 PM