Bioshock Infinite (Cook & Becker)

[Knight]

Originally Posted by rasmusvn

Do you plan on having them framed / mounted?

Yep - I get all of them professionally framed.

Here are some of my older Bioshock ones: Link

Hit the jackpot though recently - my sis in law works in an art studio and can do them for me from now on.

Edit: What about yourself rasmusvn? I think you bought a Falling or was it an Elizabeth you mentioned?

[rasmusvn]

Originally Posted by Knight

Yep - I get all of them professionally framed.

Here are some of my older Bioshock ones: Link

Hit the jackpot though recently - my sis in law works in an art studio and can do them for me from now on.

Edit: What about yourself rasmusvn? I think you bought a Falling or was it an Elizabeth you mentioned?

Yup, Falling 50/50.

I'll be going with liquid gloss. I've kind of fallen in love with that way of framing

[smitty2011]

Originally Posted by rasmusvn

Yup, Falling 50/50.

I'll be going with liquid gloss. I've kind of fallen in love with that way of framing

Hmm, which is better the liquid gloss or the diasec.. thoughts anyone?

[rasmusvn]

Originally Posted by smitty2011

Hmm, which is better the liquid gloss or the diasec.. thoughts anyone?

They're both good. I've only seen large diasec irl.

Diasec/acryllic glass has sharp square corners, you could literally kill someone with a framed work . Seen from the side the acryllic glass reflects some of the image which looks outstanding.

The liquid gloss has soft "bend" corners.

Naturally there are several reasons for choosing one over the other, they all involve fancy words. Yet the way the finish itself looks should also be considered, I think, depending on the piece you're framing.

They both "affect" the colors positively but in different ways.

In case anyone wonders what this kind of framing job costs, I've been given a price of 170 euros for 18x24 inches. I have no idea if that's the standard rate.