FAQs
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How should I frame the Artwork I bought?

Framer: Visit your local frame shop if that is accessible to you. Art supply chains also have custom framing for more affordable options.
Recommended Frame: Use a thin, natural, solid wood frame. The frame should have some depth to it so the piece does not rest up against the glass.
Matboard: Find a mat board with a slight texture. For color options, (1) match the color as closely as possible to the paper tone of the artwork, (2) go to a more muted shade of off-white, or (3) choose a warm grey, brown, or beige-toned matboard to help the piece pop more.
Style: Do not cover the edges of the artwork. Float it on the matboard. I recommend 1 to 3 inches from the artwork's edge and the frame's inner edge. For another option, if you like the look of a piece framed by a matboard, add a layer of matboard to do so.

Short answer: Yes!
Please reach out so I can provide you with a quote, then a custom listing if you decide to proceed with the purchase.
Due to limitations with my website host and the current difficulty of international shipping, I am not able to offer it directly at checkout.

All packages are shipped with as minimal packaging as possible to avoid waste.
Small unframed original works are shipped via USPS and are flat-packed in sturdy mailers to prevent creases.
Large or framed works are shipped via FedEx or UPS.
A tracking number will be emailed to you once your package has shipped.
For rush orders and special projects, email britt@brittfabello.com.

All sales of original artwork are final.
If your works arrive damaged, please email britt@brittfabello.com within 14 days of delivery.
Accepted returns will have a 20% processing fee.

I believe strongly in sustainability. There are moments when I am creating a piece, and the paper tears a bit. Rather than discarding a piece that can be saved, I use archival-quality tape to resecure the paper and mend the area. The mended area is indistinguishable on the front of the work.