Behind the scenes: Printing and framing my giclee limited editions

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A wee tour of HQ at Edinburgh Arts, publishers of my limited edition paper prints who also put together each frame in their workshop piece by piece. It's a highly skilled and precise process and creates a fantastic product I'm sure you'll agree!
View the painting being painted in the studio here on youtube at the following link:
• Glenfinnan Viaduct
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[@veniestravelvlog7126]

Its nice to learn about framing. I wish to have one of my travels framed like that.

[@josevalencia150]

EXCELENTE

Good! Keep it up! Would you like to be TH-cam friends? :]

[@gregorylent]

no shakti in prints .. look great online or in magazines .. on the wall, missing the hand, the shakti, the chi, the embedded energy .. price is good though :-)

[@RobertF-]

Prints are fine and give people an opportunity to get an image that really means something to them in a large and extremely well done form, instead of only having an all or nothing alternative of picking between the original painting or an online picture printed out in a mediocre 8x11 print from their local market or tiny home printer. They serve a purpose very well. What the purpose of your comment is, is not so readily apparent.

[@gregorylent]

Robert Roberts oh sure, prints are fine... my comment is about energy, something missed when one is stuck in the head with image ... i grew up with a van gogh sunflower print in the living room; it was like a bad synopsis of the actual van gogh when i saw it in real life; this is good to understand as one enters into art .. not the art business, but art itself

[@abualif5688]

hlw sir how are you