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Here is a blog series on what we offer in our custom framing service.

Part 1 discusses general benefits of custom framing.

Part 2 discusses our value framing packages.

Part 3 discusses standard matting options.

Part 4 discusses a few optional design elements.

Introducing large format digital printing for your photos and art. Using a Canon imagePROGRAF Pro-2000 at the heart, we are offering a color-managed solution to printing fine art photography and image printing up to 24-inches wide and many feet in length. The mediums used include 12-color pigment, archival inks; and a variety of fine art and photographic papers. Please see our "Digital Printing" page for more details.

We offer three primary glass options to protect your art. Read about each, their advantages and disadvantages, and how to select the one to use for your framed art. (Click through for the blog article.)

We offer original works, limited and open edition prints, framed prints, art cards, fine artisan jewelry, linens, and small giftware items. 

We feature local and regional artists as well as select artists from around North America and beyond. 

Since 1971, the PPFA has led the custom framing industry by bringing together frame shops, art galleries, and suppliers, offering best practices in framing and conservation, and resources to better serve customers.

I am a self taught photographer, and my drive to pursue photography has always been tied to nature. I see photography as an exploration, a quest to capture the elements and the moments that nature provides within its rhythms that can only be experienced by being outside enjoying what the day has to offer. My pictures are testimonies of the character and mood of landscapes, as I see them.

Mandy offers her unique and stunning look at Petersburg through her photography. 

Pia Reilly paints with vivid color using inspiration from Sweden and Southeast Alaska. Her studio is located in Petersburg, Alaska. 

Please join Pia at the gallery for a Mayfest art show on Friday, May 18 from 5 to 7 p.m.

Brad creates exceptional silver jewelry pendants, cuffs, and rings. The craftsmanship is splendid and the art is one-of-a-kind.