Showing posts with label Mississippi State University Foundation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mississippi State University Foundation. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 14, 2018

Another week of framing fun and awesome art!!

Here are a few fun pieces we recently framed. We hope you like them as much as we did! And don't forget about our annual holiday sale - 30% off framing and matting, 29% off framing, and 10% off holiday cards!!!

Come take advantage of these great discounts!

a gorgeous painting by Holly Johnson

Beautiful photo in a classic frame
A great photo of newlyweds in another classic frame! 

A fun birth announcement 

We loved this beautiful silk embroidery with this rustic weathered frame
This four feet long embroidered piece is spectacular

Joe MacGown is always bringing in some interesting art

Great Photo!!

A 24 x 48 inch collaborative piece by Joe and Joseph MacGown

This painting is just wonderful!!!!

Friday, January 12, 2018

Happy New Year from Chalet Arts!

Chalet Arts had a great 2017 thanks to our many and varied customers! We hope your 2018 is fantastic! Thanks so much.

Here are a few highlights of some pieces we framed in 2017 and a couple of new ones from 2018.


















Wednesday, November 1, 2017

Save Big on Framing, Matting, and Holiday Cards through January 6, 2018 at Chalet Arts!!!

Chalet Art's annual Christmas sale starts now and runs through January 6, 2018!! Save 30% off framing and matting, 20% of framing (without mat), and 10% off holiday card printing!!!



Thursday, October 19, 2017

Historical Photos look great enlarged and mounted on wood

We do a wide variety of projects for Mississippi State University including printing, framing, mounting photos on foam-core and wood, mounting athletic attire in shadow boxes, and other similar things. Recently, for the Mississippi State University Foundation, we printed several large historical photographs and mounted them on foam core, then mounted those to wooden frames that we built.  This is a beautiful method of showcasing old photos.

Baseball! 

Don't Never Ever Enter! 

Drill Field memories


The Old Main Dormitory

The Old Main Fire

Funeral procession 

The Chapel of Memories, bricks from the Old Main were used in construction of the chapel