framing advice needed!

[zeus]

i have 6 11x17 prints of different characters of the same movie,was wondering if i should do them all in one frame or individual frames.(They are the 6 different venoms of the classic movie 5 deadly venoms.)

[FROBAY]

Originally Posted by zeus

i have 6 11x17 prints of different characters of the same movie,was wondering if i should do them all in one frame or individual frames.(They are the 6 different venoms of the classic movie 5 deadly venoms.)

I would frame them together. It's really a matter of personal preference.

[zeus]

tha'ts what i was thinking of doing.

[Nitefall]

Originally Posted by zeus

tha'ts what i was thinking of doing.

Framing together looks very impressive. Hope we get to see the frame-up.

[Wrothy]

I guess in addition to personal preference you need to consider:
* Space - Framing them all together (assuming a 1" gap around each print) would make the overall frame 37"x37" for 2x3, 55"x25" for 3x2, and 19"x73" for 1x6.
* Cost - Framing a bunch of prints together can potentially be mor expensive than framing them together.

Just some things to think about.

[badgerthyme]

frame them all separately in my opinion ,

well actually, maybe do a mock up of all your options on a computer so you can see what you prefer

[Frankierock]

I like the idea of them all in one frame...of course Space can be an issue with a frame that large, so if it was mine I would do it in 2 Frames. But that's me, bottom line is it all depends on your space and your personal taste.

[zeus]

i could frame the all at once or put them in individual frames next to each other will take the same amount of space.Cost wise for something not valuable i'll probably go individually.

[Simplyrob]

I would imagine the space they'll take up either way will be roughly the same. Personally, I think individually at that size would look nice. I have 6 8.5"x11" framed together in one piece, but, they're smaller than your prints. I can post a pic if you'd like for reference.