The Journal
From the studio
On the documents worth hanging, the difference between a drawing and a print, and how to choose a piece.
Framed Art for a Law Office: What to Hang Behind the Desk
The founding documents were made for the rooms where the law is practiced. A guide to choosing framed civic art for an attorney’s office — and to giving it well.
Read the pieceA Framed Bitcoin Whitepaper: The Thinking Collector’s Crypto Gift
The nine pages that started an entire movement, drawn by hand and framed as an object. Why a framed Bitcoin whitepaper is the crypto gift that doesn’t embarrass anyone.
Read the pieceDrawn, Not Printed: Why a Pen-Drawn Reproduction Outlives a Poster
A print is an image of a thing. A drawing is the thing. What separates a hand-drawn, archival, numbered edition from the poster it resembles — and why it holds its place on a wall for decades.
Read the pieceFramed Gifts for a Doctor: Art for a Physician’s Office
Leonardo mapped the body five centuries before the MRI. A guide to choosing framed anatomical art for a physician’s office — and a gift for the new doctor in your life.
Read the pieceFramed Patent Art: The Gift for Engineers, Founders and Inventors
Patent drawings are pure line — which is exactly why they belong drawn, not printed. Framed patent art for the engineer, the founder, and the tinkerer who has everything.
Read the pieceMatte Black or Natural Oak? Choosing the Frame for Your Piece
Every piece comes in two finishes. A short, honest guide to choosing between matte black and natural oak — and getting the size right for the room.
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