Picture Framing for Artists
Eat. Sleep. Frame. Repeat.
Premium framed artwork.
Our expert team of picture framers, many of them artists themselves, stretch canvases using premium 38mm stretcher bars. All stretchers over 100cm are braced for extra strength. Our standard sizes are always available allowing a prompt turnaround time.
Our canvas float frames are sourced locally from FSC-certified suppliers and are available in a range of finishes. They are 10mm wide on the face and 55mm deep, and we fit them with a 5mm space between the canvas and the frame, to create a shadow line.
Frame.
Australian made, done the right way. Natural, acid-free materials. We use solid wood frames wherever possible, only from local, sustainable sources. All of the backing boards and mat boards we use are acid-free. We avoid MDF or any other type of reconstituted materials.
TESTIMONIAL
The quality is exceptional.
These prints are rich and framed impeccably. The perfect addition to any Australian home.
Cat Gerke, Artist
Paper Art Framing.
Every single Left Bank Art Group frame is custom built by our team of experts in our Gold Coast workshop. You won't see a ready-made frame here! With old school craftsmanship, new technology, and some serious attention to detail, we are proud to offer custom picture framing for projects of all sizes.
CUSTOMER SPOTLIGHT
Kira and Kira.
This month the spotlight is on one of our long-time trade partners, Kira & Kira, who know they can rely on Left Bank to deliver quality art outcomes on time and to budget.
While each project is different, a typical day might see us picking up original works from Kira & Kira's store to bring into the warehouse for custom framing, through to drop-shipping the latest creations to their clients all over Australia.
Kira & Kira has built strong relationships with artists who also trust us to manage their reproductions of works. This means that we can have a fine art reproduction printed, framed and dispatched to Kira & Kira’s clientele with 1-2 weeks.
Framing Fixtures.
Glazing.
When selecting how to protect your framed artwork with glazing, there are quite a few options. The first choice is - glass or acrylic? Glass in the standard as it is very resistant to scratches and has the luxurious look, however as it is breakable, it is not ideal for shipping, or for using in some situations where it could hurt someone if it were to smash. Acrylic is shatter-proof and lightweight, so it is a fantastic option for shipping and also installing into areas where safety is paramount. Being a plastic, it does scratch easier than glass, so care must be taken when cleaning it.
WANT TO KNOW MORE?
Get in touch with Kaity.
Meet Kaitlyn our Artist Production Manager. Email to discuss how Left Bank works together with Artists.
