We recently commissioned Mike to do a large original natural history piece for a major university…read moremuseum. Natural history art is one of the most challenging projects as the interpretation of anatomy and environments must not only look good but must also be scientifically accurate. The work Mike produced is absolutely incredible! My expectations are far exceeded. The process was so much easier than expected. Great communication, extremely high quality work, and the price was very reasonable. The work was so good we immediately commissioned a second piece and enjoyed an equally great experience! Mike is reliable, produces the highest quality work, and is an absolute pleasure to do business with. Highly recommended!

They did a fantastic job. What I needed was input without forcefulness (from the framer) and also…read morea meticulous nature. I got just that. A lot of options were provided, attention to detail was very apparent, and they also took the time to explain their rationale behind decisions (such as museum glass and different frames that accent photos). I am so happy with the final product. I will most definitely use Artistic Indulgence in the future again.

Pam and Mike did an AMAZING job to restore a carved stone mask from Morocco and clay floor statue…read morethat broke in a move. Unbelievably, I can't see the repairs. Five stars aren't enough!

we were very happy with repair to our designer table. Fantastic job repairing, patching,…read morereinforcing, and cleaning it. They also touched up a metal sculpture for us. In addition to excellent craftsmanship and creativity, Pam and Mike were delightful to work with!

PERFECT frames & framing for every photo, poster, painting, print -…read more I've had all of my framing done by them. Here's a good example: I brought in a print and they found a gorgeous frame to match. Unfortunately, they didn't have enough wood For the picture, so they cut a bit off of the print and it looks great. (They asked me first before they

Very professional, they did great work and helped me curate exactly what I wanted. I will…read moredefinitely be back.

The team are very friendly and engaging. The listened to my questions and found a rewarding picture…read moreexpansion them my portrait was showing. The final results were amazing. They reframed 2 pictures and memorial cards. Excellent, friendly and no pressure. I love the results and will continue my services to the quality a neighborhood frame makers make a difference

Custom framing is not cheap. However, the staff at Carter Avenue Frame Shop was very knowledgeable…read morein helping me with my decisions on matting, materials, color, etc. They also were very willing to work within my budget for a large piece ($300 for framing), and were very prompt with getting the job done. Would recommend for a local frame shop!

I find the prices at Artist's Choice to be very reasonable and within my budget as an artist. The…read morequality is very good and I've never had any complaints with the three framing jobs I've ordered here. They're also very quick with turnaround. I highly recommend this framing shop.

I dropped off a vintage chalk painting 3 weeks ago to have it re-framed, telling the gentleman I…read morewanted the most professional job done on it. He said it would be about 10 days, and I said "no rush - just take your time and do a good job." So yesterday it occurred to me that hmm, I wonder how my frame is doing? So I called and left a message. And today, with no call back, I called again, and they said it's done - and that they normally call when something is ready. Fine, so I head over. When I pick it up they say not to move it around, because the chalk is delicate, and it wasn't sprayed. And I look and see chalk dust all on the inside of the frame. So I ask, "Should it have been sprayed?" And she said, "Well, a lot of artists don't like them sprayed because it changes the color." And I said "Well I suppose it's too late to spray it because now it's framed." And she said, "Well, he (the framer) probably didn't know." And I said it would have been nice to be consulted on this option before or during the framing process. And she was completely indifferent about it. I frankly told her what a bad experience this was, and she said "All I can do is apologize for that." I would expect to be guided through a process of framing fine art, or chalk, or whatever it is. And hearing all the options necessary to protect and display a piece of art, that I can enjoy for years to come. Now when I look at it, I'll likely shake my head in disgust.