I have a question for those of you smarter than I - which opens it up to every one. ?!?!
I have a theory that in one to two decades custom framers will go the way of blacksmiths when the horse-less carriage came into vogue. The reason for this is that I feel 75- 85% of all two dimensinal paper born art will go digital on decorative screens through out homes and offices. Technology will reduce prices, images will be easier to download, program and display to individual needs: framing will be digitally available as taste dictates.
Paper art will go the way of newspapers, land lines and paper books. Framing will only be needed by those who want originals and can affort them. Three dimentional memorabilia will still require custom work but our market share will drop drastically as the "digital image generation" matures.
Please have a good logical reason to explain to me why I am terribly wrong, please???? THANK YOU!!
I have a theory that in one to two decades custom framers will go the way of blacksmiths when the horse-less carriage came into vogue. The reason for this is that I feel 75- 85% of all two dimensinal paper born art will go digital on decorative screens through out homes and offices. Technology will reduce prices, images will be easier to download, program and display to individual needs: framing will be digitally available as taste dictates.
Paper art will go the way of newspapers, land lines and paper books. Framing will only be needed by those who want originals and can affort them. Three dimentional memorabilia will still require custom work but our market share will drop drastically as the "digital image generation" matures.
Please have a good logical reason to explain to me why I am terribly wrong, please???? THANK YOU!!