Hand carved/hand printed linocut [edit : that i made] 70x100cm, gold & black version. Scifi inspired work
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Thanks! I’m in Belgium, so location recommandations are welcome, too. The 70x100 frames I found so far are frightfully expensive. It feels ord to spend more on the frame than the art it contains. That said, I would spend the money rather than doing the print the disservice of housing it in a cheap looking frame
I buy my frames from "castorama" I think they must be located in Belgium. They have a range of glass frames and aluminum borders (black, aluminum or light wood color) that are quite sober with good value for money. It's not very high-end but for 45 euros the glass frame is quite suitable. I can't stand plexi frames and I can't afford to spend hundreds of dollars on a frame either. personally they suit me well. It's up to you to get an idea in a store if you find one.