I Framed A Beautiful Set Of Pictures From @gametee That I Received As Gifts For My Last Birthday. I'm

I framed a beautiful set of pictures from @gametee that I received as gifts for my last birthday. I'm really pleased with how they turned out. Each one has custom-made matboard with fancy handmade paper, and the aim was to try and match the relative aesthetic of each era of Bioshock and Bioshock Infinite.

Adventures in framing more of my own artwork, today's being a cheap thrift store frame that I split apart, repaired, cut, and put back together in a new size and shape. It's gratifying to feel like I'm getting better at certain aspects of my job, like actually joining frames.

Ruby’s got a lot of scars. Not shown: the debridement scar on her right leg from an unfortuitous slime encounter.

One of my best friends got me a gorgeous print by @abz-j-harding and, as my day job is now “framer” in a high-end custom frame shop, I decided it needed some fancy frame treatment.

Am I doing Inktober? Is it Artober? Am I doing "I just want to make some art since I've been burned out and artist blocked for too goddamn long and it happens to be October and I should just use whatever I feel like but I'm gonna do it every day?" Yes, that one.

Three pictures framed and currently hanging in my public library, and one tiny framed artist trading card-sized oil painting in an equally tiny frame. All but the crab were framed by me, with a good friend of mine (who is also a framer) doing that one in the most ridiculous frame she could find.