Hello,
I’m trying to get frames for the fine art prints that came in the 15th CE today. I wanted to order some picture frames for them, but I don’t see the size on for them on the item description anywhere.
Thanks in advance.
Do you own a ruler or tape measure?
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Some like to order frames for prints when the prints are ordered. The longer the prints sit around unframed, the more likely they are to get damaged.
I know you can go to Michaels and get em done!
I’m planning to do that ASAP with mine! And my con prints from comic con!
I believe they’ll do custom ones too, could be wrong tho.
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My interpretation of the OP leads me to believe that his CE has already arrived. I expect those who want to frame the prints are probably leaving them in the box for safekeeping until they are framed.
IF OP is, in fact, already in possession of the prints, the solution offered is likely to be the most expedient and convenient one.
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Well, yeah, it arrived by UPS yesterday while I was at work. Was a nice surprise to see when I got home. The statue of Rag is fantastic, the prints are beautiful as well. I want to frame them and put them near my desk in my house. However, I do not know the height/width of them. And to answer the question “do I own a ruler,” I do not.
Do you own a sheet of paper? Pretty good odds it’s 8.5" x 11".
Alternatively, you can take the prints to your frame shop. They will almost certainly have a ruler. If they don’t, I would recommend a different frame shop.
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You may want to visit a frame shop regardless - that way you can have a look at how the different matting and framing options work with your prints.
Custom framing isn’t cheap, but does a lot to bring out personality in artwork.
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I just measured mine they are 8 inches by 10 inches.
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