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    Default July 2013 Giveaway - Victorian Frames

    July 2013 Free Giveaway

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    Do you need a fast and elegant way to dress up a photo or drawing? Do you always answer rhetorical questions? If the answer to at least one of the above is “yes”, treat yourself to one, or all three of this month’s Giveaways: Victorian frames with alpha channels you can drag right into Xara to complete a fancy idea.

    Great for cards, inkjet prints, and web use, Gary created these frames for members and for himself because he got sick of shelling out serious clams for overpriced knockoffs at those stores that sell scented candles for $45, and wicker ashtrays for $79.95.

    You’ll soon discover that fake frames and digital art are naturals for one another! Get a fake hammer and nails handy!


    Grab these frames and show us how these frames make your favorite artwork gallery ready.
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    Default Re: July 2013 Giveaway - Victorian Frames

    Thank you for the frames Gare. I tried to find something I had done that would fit this portrait format. This is what I came up with. It is an oil painting done some time age, does that count. If not I'll find some Xara art that would fit. It will probably be a space sceen as that is what I've been into lately.

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    I kind of wanted to use this one which is 100%Xara, but it's the wrong format to fit the frames.

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    Larry a.k.a wizard509

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    Default Re: July 2013 Giveaway - Victorian Frames

    those are just beautiful
    thank you somuch
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    Default Re: July 2013 Giveaway - Victorian Frames

    @ Big Frank—

    You are most welcome, monsieur.

    @Larry—

    That's a beautiful piece of art. First, you could rotate the frame, and then create a "spacer" to imitate the look of a cut matte to bring your picture into aspect.

    Other thing, when I get a moment, is I'll reproportion the frame (Brass, right?) to fit your lovely artwork!

    My Best,

    Gary

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    Default Re: July 2013 Giveaway - Victorian Frames

    Beautiful frames Gary, thanks for sharing. The drawing by Tabian was just waiting for such a frame Looks good I think.

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    Default Re: July 2013 Giveaway - Victorian Frames

    Quote Originally Posted by Gare View Post
    @ Big Frank—

    You are most welcome, monsieur.

    @Larry—

    That's a beautiful piece of art. First, you could rotate the frame, and then create a "spacer" to imitate the look of a cut matte to bring your picture into aspect.

    Other thing, when I get a moment, is I'll reproportion the frame (Brass, right?) to fit your lovely artwork!

    My Best,

    Gary
    I thought of trying to change the frames to landscape with out distorting them, just haven't gotten to it yet. Thanks for the offer Gare. I'm not sure which one would be best for the bottom image brass or pewter. At any rate thanks for the frames Gare, they are beautiful.
    Larry a.k.a wizard509

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    WOW! Stunning work! Thank you very, very much.
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    Default Re: July 2013 Giveaway - Victorian Frames

    Gare I took your advice and changed the pewter frame to fit. Hope I did ok.

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    Default Re: July 2013 Giveaway - Victorian Frames

    It's not centered perfectly, Larry, but at a first glance it looks good.

    I was going to do a little smearing and trimming with Corel Painter and then some Resizing in Xara.

    But you did good. Are you happy with it?

    -g

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    Default Re: July 2013 Giveaway - Victorian Frames

    I would be if it were centered perfectly.
    Larry a.k.a wizard509

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