Trees Fused With Frames by Fusionframesnw
A type of wall art in which frames are used for decorating the walls is called wall frame art. You can use wooden frames, simple frames, antique frames, picture frames, metallic frames, mirror frames & similarly lot of types of frames. On this post, our main concern is only about the frame wall art made by Fusionframesnw.
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“I use many different woods. Central Oregon Manzanita, Juniper, Aspen, Willamette Valley Filbert and California Grapevine are a few of my favorites. Using frames of all types and from time periods spanning well over one hundred years make the Fusion Frames that much more interesting. If used, leather, iron, brass, bronze and glass all retain the personality of their heritage. I apply paints and stains to add individuality, and since non-living things cannot grow together, I make use of a minimal amount of bonding agents like glue and wood filler.”
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The blending of these basics creates a distinct piece of art. It is meaningful and different. When finished, each one exhibits many individual characteristics, but in a singular, harmonized style. Each frame shows the individual history of every part as well as their combined story as one. Each is a chronicle, complete with scars and adornment.
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