MGB GT Blueplanprint is a piece of digital artwork by Douglas Switzer which was uploaded on November 6th, 2013.
MGB GT Blueplanprint
This technical blueprint-style drawing of the venerable MGB GT will appeal to both the auto enthusiast and those interested in engineering. The... more
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Price
Not Specified
Dimensions
16.500 x 11.000 inches
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Title
MGB GT Blueplanprint
Artist
Douglas Switzer
Medium
Digital Art - Digital Technical-styled Illustration
Description
This technical blueprint-style drawing of the venerable MGB GT will appeal to both the auto enthusiast and those interested in engineering. The prints can be mounted on board, framed or just hung as a poster. A great addition to the den, garage, bar or rec room!
Uploaded
November 6th, 2013
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Comments (17)
Jacek Dudzinski
Beautifully done!. You inspire me. I would love, if You could let me know what you think about my work. ;-)
Douglas Switzer
Hi everyone! I was playing around with framing options for these things and I tried something which I thought looked quite good. I took a 20" x 13.38" size Blueplanprint from the "Framed Print" option, then selected a 1.5" "silver florentine" matte (which appears to be the speckled blue-grey colour, 9th row down, 2nd row in) and set this in an HP3 frame (high point mahogany from the dark brown selections—Note that your overall size at 25.25" x 18.63" is now quite a bit larger than the original base print - bear this in mind when sizing art for hanging in the area you're considering!) I thought the reddish/brown of the frame's mahogany coloring contrasted quiet dramatically with the blue prints and really sets them off. Of course this may not suit everyone's taste or decor settings, but I thought it's an elegant way to "accent with contrast", the technical, monotone nature of these prints. Does anyone have any other thoughts, preferences or suggestions? Best regards, Doug Switzer
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