framing | Jon Peters

Photo of the Week – 9/30/15 – New “Barnyard Series” Signed Prints

Sep 30, 2015 | Artist Notebook, Featured Artwork, Framing, In The Studio, Photo of the week

Here are a bunch of new wood cut prints we added to the online gallery that are available for sale. They are all signed originals and are part of the “Barnyard Series”. They look really sharp framed in simple frames and hung as singles or in groupings....

How to Build a Cabinet Around the Shop Exhaust Fan

Aug 28, 2015 | Uncategorized, Woodworking

The exhaust frame in the shop is framed in this video.

How To Mount & Frame Works on Paper, NOT Behind Glass

Aug 22, 2015 | Framing, Woodworking

Learn how to make custom frames with aluminum leaf for paintings by the well-known artist Elwood Howell who lives and paints in East Hampton. Elwood paints on heavy duty paper and these paintings are mounted and framed in walnut with aluminum leaf without using...

Making A Walnut Frame for this Week’s Tool Painting

Jul 22, 2015 | Framing

Here’s a video showing you how to make a walnut frame for a painting that is part of Jon’s “shop tool series”. These paintings will be turned into a book featuring all the shop tool paintings and will be a nice collectors...

Big News & How To Frame Works Under Glass

Jul 20, 2015 | Uncategorized

Here’s a video announcing the new Jon Peters Art & Home online store where we’ll be selling Jon’s original artwork at affordable prices. It’s a great way to start collecting so hope you enjoy it. Also, learn some helpful tips and the...

New Frames at New Whitney Museum in NYC – WSJ Journal Article

Apr 30, 2015 | Artist Notebook, Framing

Here’s a link to a recent Wall Street Journal article about the brand new Whitney Museum in NYC (relocated downtown in the trendy Meatpacking District) and the new frames made for many of the masterworks from the collection. It seems that many of the best...

Nose Art – How to use Aluminum Leaf & Make a Float Frame

Apr 3, 2015 | In The Studio, Woodworking

Here’s a how to video of a painting I made using aluminum leaf. The image is the “Screaming Red Ass”, which was the Nose Art for the planes for the 347th Figher Squadron in WWII. We frame the painting in the video and it’s up for auction on...