Opticon Framing& Fine Art Printing
From a single photo print to a full gallery wall, our Melbourne team handles the full
process โ printing, framing, mounting and delivery.
Designed to display sporting memorabilia, military medals, jerseys, and collectibles.
Modern and classic frame finishes to suit every poster and interior.
Premium materials that keep your canvas protected and beautifully displayed.
Designed and handcrafted to enhance the beauty and value of every piece.
Expert framing solutions that protect against light, humidity, and environmental damage.
Handcrafted framing solutions tailored to protect and enhance your most valuable memories.
Printed on premium papers with fade resistant inks for long term preservation.
Perfect for gifts, home dรฉcor, celebrations, and preserving life’s most meaningful moments.
Designed and handcrafted to showcase your artwork with timeless style.
Book a free 30-minute consultation, in-studio or on-site anywhere in Greater Melbourne. Bring your image, we’ll bring the samples.
APPLICATION
We review applications monthly and reply within 10 working days.
Full Name * Email Address * Phone Number *
Preferred Exhibition Location *
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Type of Artwork
PaintingPhotographyDigital ArtSculptureCeramicsDrawingCollage
Artist Portfolio (Google Drive / Website Link)
Instagram Profile Artist Biography * Tell us about your artwork and creative process Additional Message
Available only for wall mounted TV’s.
At present we only have custom frames for TV’s that are wall mounted. Once your TV is wall mounted, come back and we’ll be happy to build your bespoke frame.
We recommend you grab a tape measure and measure the width and height of your TV before proceeding further.
Enter dimensions of your TV (please include the outer bezels info A TV bezel is the frame or border surrounding the display screen of a television. while measuring)
Please enter the location of the remote sensor of your TV. The most common sensor positions are center, left or right at the bottom of the TV.