these are all lovely! I would also like to suggest that AT users check out Monkey Head Press in Portland. I just ordered the Peacock Print. 25x19 for $35! http://marcgirouard.com/

So good. Also love this amazing Alec Soth poster: http://shop.nothingmajor.com/products/foam-party-poster-by-alec-soth

What would be a good source for framing? My local shops are charging an arm and a leg!

Hi MIKEINHAWAII..
I feel your pain. I have a gallery wall and it was getting really expensive to frame all the prints I purchased through out the years.
Most recently, I scoured Craig's List and if I found a frame that was the right size, I would purchased it then bring it home and SPRAY PAINT it the color I wanted. For some of the odd shaped prints, I purchased a bit larger frame and used fabric as backing instead of matting. Way cheaper and a much more unique look. Best of luck..

the only really inexpensive way to find large frames is thrift stores. I've gotten very nice ones for 10-30 dollars but it's very hit or miss.

I recently purchased two frames on etsy. They both came with glass and mats. While not inexpensive, both were about 25% the cost of my most recent custom frame job from a local frame shop and both are quality hand made with recycled materials.

i felt the same way when i was decorating my daughter’s room, i wanted BIG, not a bunch of littles. so, i created some posters of my own! i made them to fit right into an ikea “ribba” frame so it was easy and affordable. you might like them too :)
http://www.etsy.com/shop/sarahearn?section_id=11572686
http://www.sarahearn.etsy.com

Michael's has a decent range of larger sizes and when you use their coupons they can be pretty affordable. We just framed five prints for about $80 including matting.

IKEA is a great source for cheap, standard sized frames. If you're not near an IKEA, or have something odd-sized Michaels sells frames in sections--pick your length, pick your width, have your hardware store cut some glass to size, do some super-basic assembly and Ta-Da! Michaels also has a good selection of standard frames as well; they're often on sale and if not they ALWAYS have 40-50% coupons. Don't be fooled by their 60% off custom framing coupons though--it's still stupid expensive (what they wanted to charge me $150 for--after coupon--I was able to do for around $30 with the frame sections + glass).

what if your posters are a little creased or wrinkled? any recommendations for this with any DIY project?

Thanks so much for the link!

This is a great place to get affordable custom frames for posters. Just plug in your dimensions and they'll send everything you need to make a frame: http://wholesaleposterframes.com/

Also more framing/displaying tips on the bottom of this page: http://store.debbiecarlos.com/shop-policies-etc

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Whoops! please excuse previous "comment". My 2 yr old wanted to leave his own 2 cents :) Great post btw!