Went into Mo's with a custom framing request. We usually go to Barb's, but Mo informed us that…read moreshe's retired. Lee and Adam helped us with getting us a quote. When it was outside our budget, they worked with us to figure out what we could do. We landed on them cutting a custom mat for us and us doing the mounting. They walked us through the process of how to do that. They were so helpful. From here on out Mo's is going to be our spot whenever we have framing needs.

Very professional and a pleasure to work with! Design was completed on the first visit and the…read moreproject turned out exactly as promised!!! I recommend this framing gallery, the very best in Tucson!

When I moved to Tucson about a year ago, I had a long-standing overdue task in front of me: get my…read moregrandmother's paintings framed. I wanted simple wood floating frames. I walked into Bea's studio and immediately sensed that I was in a good place. She almost read my mind as I showed her the paintings. I said I was in no hurry and left them with her. I had some items from the artist, Christo, that I never knew how to frame. I thought I had a good idea and returned to Bea's studio with my brilliance. As soon as I put the items on the table and explained what I wanted, Bea had a much better solution. Loved her idea. I picked up all the items about a month or so later and was very pleased with the results. Needless to say, I've been back with more and will be a repeat customer. Bea and her staff know what they're doing.

I'm so glad that Lewis Framing is still in business! They mounted our art in my last home and did…read morean excellent job. We moved and needed assistance again, this time mounting some art on adobe walls. Whether you need to frame some art or need professional assistance with installation, Lewis Framing Studio is without a doubt the place to go. Their work is museum quality. While Dave Brown is no longer with them, the gentleman that helped us was just as good. Service and handling is top quality. Their website doesn't offer much information but don't be deterred by that! Give them a call and they'll be thrilled to help you with any of your framing, installation, preservation and/or repair needs.

I cannot say enough good things about Farme 56, and the woman, Diane who owns it. Diane is very…read moreknowledgeable in picture framing and has great intuition on how to make a piece of art look its best. He prices are very fair, especially considering the quality of the work and materials. She hung the pieces she framed for me, and even took the time to hang art she did not frame. Diane is true professional and a lovely person to work with. I will never go elsewhere for framing.

Diane of Frame56 is a Framing Artisan. She comes to your house which is convenient. She created 3…read moreShadowboxes and a Unique Painted Frame for a Photo that I put in my Office. I gave her the concept for the 3 Shadowboxes I wanted. One for my Track and Field Medals and 2 for my Work Achievements. She took the Concepts for the Design and created Magic. She is not just a Framer but an Artist. I highly recommend!!

These two are extremely good professional picture framers I was highly recommend them above all…read moreother shops in Tucson GA Van Hoose

Deadwood Framing recently completed our second and third custom frame job and I realized I totally…read moreforgot to post them a wonderful review for their amazing work! 1st Custom Piece: We accidentally tore an Asian scroll my Dad handed down to us. Deadwood Framing successfully repaired the scroll and mounted it in a framed box to prevent any possible future damage. Deadwood was helpful in picking the background box fabric and ensured the box frame could easily be mounted to the wall. The framed box was also made of a heavy duty acrylic "glass" that wouldn't crack easily. 2nd Custom Piece: We took an amazing panorama photo from our Hawaii vacation and printed it as a 6 foot banner. The banner photo turned out better than expected and we knew we needed to get it framed. Deadwood had an amazing metalic blue frame that complemented the banner photo perfectly. Deadwood also thought to use an acrylic glass due to the size of the frame. 3rd Custom Piece: My oldest and sweetest cat passed in 2020. I wanted a memorial frame that included my kitty's collar and name tag, a tuff of his furr, a paw imprint, and a photo of my kitty. The frame I originally picked could not be used since it didn't have enough depth for the items I wanted framed, but Wade suggested a different frame that looked even better. The matting and layout is better than anything I could have imagined. Deadwood even installed a special casing to prevent bugs from getting into the tuft of furr. I highly appreciate Deadwood's communication throughout the entire process and wonderful talented craftsmanship.

What a fun experience! This workshop is tucked away in the shopping center near Whole Foods, sauce,…read moreand frost. A friend and I took the chunky blanket class. They broke us into small groups and went over step by step how to create a chunky blanket. The one on one attention they provided was amazing. They made sure every single person was having a good time and was happy with their finished product. The energy and vibes were friendly and chill. I drove all the way from Vail and will definitely be back for more classes.

AR Workshop is so fun! I've been there three times now and I have a blast every time!…read more I had a small birthday party, and then joined two workshops- all were fantastic. Amber is great- so fun, kind, and great at explaining each step! Birthday party- everyone could pick their own project, which was really cool Chunky knit blanket- SO soft and cozy! Instructions were great and I love how my blanket turned out! Board and charcuterie class- 1000% do this one! :) First half of the class is a project- make your own charcuterie board, second half of the class is charcuterie food suggestions/ideas with Chef Nadia (@foodmymuse on instagram!). DELICIOUS!! I can't wait to make my own charcuterie board after trying all the new incredible cheeses, etc that Nadia brought for us! Oh, and classes are BYOB!

JJ and the other gals at this shop and many guided art activities. They have a magnetic of uniquely…read morepainted or burned for sale or you can signup for a class and do your own design. JJ is so much fun and makes everyone who comes in a memorable experience.

We tried Tipsy Picasso two years ago and were disappointed. We assumed it was a one‑time failure,…read morebut we were wrong. I'll keep this in three sections: Professionalism, Instructing and Teaching, and Cleanliness and Safety. Professionalism -At any job, sobriety is expected. The name Tipsy Picasso suggests a drink during class, not running outside to shotgun White Claws with your "homies". It is disrespectful to the people who paid to learn something. This is a job, not a frat house. -Your employee was doing her own art piece while also expected to work. If she is the assistant, she should assist. Instead, she looked as confused as everyone else. -Supplies were a mess. Mosaic pieces were unsorted. Paints were clumped, empty or lacking colors. Grout was not mixed correctly, even though the instructions are printed on the packaging. The whole setup looked rushed and thrown together for quick cash. -I should not have to ask more than twice for basic items. ADHD is not an excuse. Handle requests when they are made. -Anything involving water was a disaster. Grout water was filthy. Paint water looked like chocolate milk. Clean water is basic common sense. Dirty water makes both tasks nearly impossible. -You admitted your samples and guides were written by AI and that you did not read the guides. As an artist, that is embarrassing. As a business owner, it is unacceptable. -Talking about your night out or your loud friend is not professional. I came to learn and complete a project, not listen to personal stories.(She needs to learn the benefit of silence) Instructing and Teaching -A teacher is supposed to teach. I spent hours there and I still do not know when the teaching was supposed to start. -You said these classes are not for type A personalities. That is wrong. You offer a service, so structure is required. Sort the tiles. Prepare examples. Show how a mosaic layout works. Demonstrate grouting. Teach painting techniques. Walk around and give feedback. None of this is complicated. It just requires effort. -Your grout method was wrong. Grouting is simple with the right tools. Smearing it with a gloved hand and wiping with paper towels works, but it looks cheap. A sponge and clean water are standard. -Instruction only happened when someone in the room did something that reminded you to speak. Requests were repeated, ignored, or announced without follow‑through. Talking with your friends seemed more important than teaching. -Saying you are a good teacher does not make you one. We learned nothing and gained nothing. -You talked about going viral more than you talked about art. Use that energy to teach. Cleanliness and Safety -If a class involves tiles and glass, the table should be cleaned before painting so shards are not everywhere. -You gave tools to cut glass but no eye protection. That is unsafe. -Water should be changed regularly for grouting and painting. Your sink was unusable, and the excuse that it was an artist's sink was ridiculous. This is a business. Respect your space and your patrons. -Broken glass and tile pieces were dumped back into the bins of mosaic tiles. Stirring through sharp shards with a popsicle stick is not acceptable. -A dog wandered around while glass was being broken. Check his paws. A little organization, structure, and actual instruction would fix most of this, but none of that matters if you are more interested in hanging out with your friends than teaching. We left with two decent pieces, but we will finish them at home because we have more paint in our house than your studio. We will not return. Buyer beware.

I was recently gifted a painting inspired by a special childhood photo taken when I was caring for…read morea dear friend's young child who is actually the artist now. I took it to Yellow Rose Studios without hesitation as I have experienced great results in the past, highly professional work and great options in a variety of framing services. Thank you to Mr. McBride for listening to my needs and preferences Loved the results

Jeffrey does a fabulous job. He will spend time helping you make the best selection for your…read morepiece. He has a great selection of frames to choose from and his prices are very reasonable. I had him frame several pieces for me and was extremely pleased with all of them.

Kelly and her husband came to our home and hung every picture we own after moving and renovating…read morethis house. They are skilled and talented, and their good work finished off our new home with perfection. They have also framed several pieces for us and repaired an antique mirror. We are grateful to have found them and recommend them highly.

I was in search of a custom built shadow box. I didn't really know exactly what I wanted. I gave…read moreKelley a couple of ideas. They ran with it, and took the time to come up with something beyond any expectations that I had. Pima frame knocked it out of the park. They kept me up to date as the project progressed. It was finished by the promised deadline. I could not be happier!! I would definitely recommend them, and I would use them again! Thanks Pima Frame. Glad I found you!!