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i really like the poster. where did you get the frame an how much did that run you. I have a poster from a dutch graphic designer, that is a similar size. I won it at a raffle at a fundraiser, and i know it's worth a good amount of money, i just have trouble spending almost $200 on a frame for it...

I had the print custom framed at the wonderful Framed in Vancouver. If you live here, I would highly recommend them. It wasn't cheap (around $300), but considering the print itself was so inexpensive, it was well worth it. That price also included UV glass to protect the inks from fading. I don't know if you can even find pre-made frames at such a large size (this poster is around 40" x 60").

jmorey, I have been really happy with http://framesbymail.com/ -- you can get a frame around this size for maybe $100 depending on what sort of options you choose. The frames are not as sturdy as what you'd get for 3x as much money but they're pretty well made, and you can order any size you want.

I, too, have had great experiences with Frames By Mail. After spending WAAAAYYYYY too much on a frame from a professional framer in town, I decided it was worth taking a risk on buying from an on-line store. The quality is equal to the fancy framer and about a third of the price! I've used them several times now and I've been happy with everything I've gotten from them.

I've been happy with Light Impressions frames, too. I've only used the aluminum ones, but they are nicely made and the hardware kits are great, too. Tons of choices, good prices. Just be careful with the laser cut, mitered corners. I cut the living snot out of my hand one time putting one together! Corner was so sharp I didn't even feel it, but the blood spewing out of my finger was a pretty good tip-off!