Boom Boom Boom Gallery wall

I am truly , to see my pictures utilised in tiny squares. I'm actually not , to see my photographs, matted, framed and hanging in my room used. So when I asked an e mail from Frame Bridge, if I wanted to operate, I got quite excited, and then I got nervous. Most of my photography is done on my telephone. If the resolution to be high enough? What would the quality? What would I select to be printed and framed ??

I ' ve had framed issues in the past for the consumers and also for me, and know how costly it can be, so I was truly excited to find an alternative that seemed to be each affordable and quick. The subsequent day I began to explore the web site. There are a lot of Frame Choice Gold, silver, bamboo, burl ... so I started playing around. Frame Bridge takes art in three options: Send in the printed stuff by mail, upload photos directly from a pc or acquire material and framed directly from Instagram

So, where must I commence? With color, I suppose. Given that I wanted to develop a gallery wall in my studio, I decided to go all jungalow and to a botanical theme. And the colors in my studio are usually toward the pastel (consider #BotanicalsOnBlush), I took photography that match inside this colour scheme.

A single factor that is this complete procedure significantly easier that when I uploaded my photos to Frame Bridge, the size automatically corresponded to the size of the file, have so I didn 't order relating to the taking a beautifully framed blurred Photo Post care. Cute. Even I could picture in the preview all the different frames with or with out masks, so I was truly capable to deal with all previews fom Frame Bridge to draw in Photoshop and Design my gallery wall, just before I ordered it even. Double sweet. This took every price. I have the above mock-up, so I could see what the numerous frames looked so with each other, which pieces I like with masks and with out which I liked, and play around with the size, also. Among the selection of pictures, upload and selecting frames, masks and sizes and the order of the entire process took about an hour. That ' s to the days and days it contrasts'. S I created in the previous to create the gallery walls for the client

A week later, 3 boxes arrived at my doorstop. I actually appreciated the packaging job. The frames had been secure, but much more than 1 frame is match in each and every box, so it wasn '. T a surplus of cardboard or a horrible Styrofoam peanuts or something

Each piece came with hardware for hanging, and within 15 minutes, my gallery Wall was completed. , Talk about boom boom boom

I was so satisfied with the process and the result, which I in fact went back to Frame Bridge later this week and ordered much more framed prints! I give a couple of minor pieces and some minis (from my Instagram photographs), as gifts to pals of Jungalow. I often have a difficult time, gifts, individual, affordable and (hopefully) have something that pals will actually really like and use, and I thought that this is somehow perfect.

And now the really excellent news. They gave me a promo code! Frambridge expanded 20% on its initial frame Bridge to to see all the close friends of Jungalow. Basically add JUSTINA20 at checkout. The code processes 01.31.16.

Seriously, it was so entertaining and effortless, excellent for last Decorate that bare wall or hallway or for present ideas for friends and loved ones. Also, it is s really cool, to take pleasure in my art out of the screen into a true living location for me to. I know, I ' m is funny these moving all over the spot and with them in all kinds of projects and vignettes have

And as the final little bonus, I ' m, even with these cactus photograph (the 1 of my favorites is!) so you can communicate to your gallery wall. Feel totally free to download it and turned it into a framed print for your home if you ' d like to bring a small piece of Jungalow house! (Click on image to see it in full resolution).

This post has been produced in partnership with Frame Bridge. All opinions are my personal. Photo by Danae Horst. Last photo of Justina Blakeney.