End Of The Trail

My wife and I bought this sand painting in New Mexico called "End of the Trail" for our grandson, well she wasn't thrilled and latter I had to ask myself who in their right mind buys a teenager a sand painting?
Either way the intention was for me to frame it, so here it is...
Frame (58) window size is 12x12 and is 1/4 sawn white oak.

Before our grandson knew of the painting he told my wife that he has wanted one of my boxes,
so being the fool that I am I decided to make a small box along the lines of the sand painting
So he ended up with a sand painting and a maching inlayed box.

Trail Break

Customer supplied art that had special meaning to her, she wanted something special for this print, I hope this meats the requirements
The Frame(57) widow size 24x20, is 1/4 sawn White Oak w/ Tropical Walnut inlays and border saw tooth
finished with a Tung/BLO oil mix and a mixed wiping-poly top coat.

Presentation Document

The Frame(56) 16x20 is Laurel Blanco with a Tung oil mix finish.
The wood was chosen for it's "aged" document look once the oil was applied.

Flag Case The flag was presented to Rovy Farms in appreciation for allowing
the 3rd annual Pfc. John Corey Johnson dove hunt to be held on their property.
The Dove hunt is for disabled veterans.

What I See In You

Original Art By: Tammy Pulaski
Title: What I See In You
Created: Dec 2012

frame(25)11x14 Poplar w/ Redwood inlay finished with a natural sealer/stain and a satin lacquer topcoat

Battle Brothers

Original Art By: Tammy Pulaski
Title: Battle Brothers
Created: Dec 2012

frame(26)11x14 Redwood w/ pine pressed leaf pattern inlay the inlay pattern was highlighted with a cherry stain followed with a natural sealer/stain and a semi-gloss lacquer topcoat

Pelican

This frame was a custom build for a customer owned piece of pen & ink art of a Pelican sitting on a post the Oak used was meant to highlight the pattern in the board the Pelican is sitting on with the color of the wood yellow/tan to fit with the green of the mat, with the square design matching the theme of the drawing. The added corner accents were used to add a dark offset, Sapele is a dark wood with a gold hue again to compliment the green matting.
The owner sent a photo of the mounted Pelican he was quite happy with the results.

Frame(39)22x24 is Quarter Sawn White Oak w/ Sapele corner accents. finished with a tung oil mix.

Hall Mirror

The frame(40) 16x20 is Quarter Sawn White Oak w/ a Tung oil mix finish. This frame started out for a Picture that it just didn't quite fit but a mirror just looked right in it so, so be it it's now a hall mirror or just about anywhere you need a nice looking mirror.

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P-51 Mustang

The picture is a U.S. Postal Service Commemorative Stamp. The frame(43) 16x20 is Mahogany Genuine(Central and Tropical South America) w/ a Tung oil mix finish.

The Bill of Rights

This picture is a copy of the original Bill of Rights debated by the Continental Congress in 1789.
The frame(47) 16x20 is American Black Cherry w/ a Tung oil mix finish.
This was more of something I kind of put together after I made the frame and it was just so beautiful I had to put something in it, the Bill of Rights had the aged look and loose mounting it on canvas just added to it. The American Black Cherry just seemed a fitting wood for it and they really did go well together.

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Buffalo Warrior

This photo is of one of our Kachinas and is a Navajo Bullalo Warrior.
frame 49 16x20 is Curley Maple with Sapele inlay
This frame has a horrible error in it that I did not catch untill the finish stage but I could not bring myself to destroy it the wood is just to pretty
My error forces me to Severely Discount this frame for anyone willing to overlook my failing

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Places

The Cabin

The cabin is on the Mogollon Rim and had some unique graffiti on it from the original occupant. Carved in the wall was "To Hell With This Place Lost Host July 1911 D. Emery". It was so Cool I had to take the pictures. I added the sepia tone and mounted them the old scrap book way with ears just for some aesthetics.

The Frame(#18)16x20 is plane aged pine with a natural danish oil finish. The corner pegs are red wood. This was just one of those projects for some fun the pictures where just to cool.

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