[ SECRET POST #3042 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3042 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Hard to say without knowing what you like or what you have in mind. That said, cheap art is everywhere. Etsy and tumblr are good places to look for photographers/artists who sell prints. You can also search Flickr and see what's under a Creative Commons license, i.e. where the photographers give you permission to use their work in a limited scope, usually anything is fine as long as it's non-commercial and you give credit.

Lots of places will allow you to upload a photo and order a large print. Simple wooden frames are cheap at Wal-Mart and dollar stores. You can also frame calendar art, greeting cards, postcards, etc. Fine art posters are relatively inexpensive on Ebay. You can also Google for instructions on how to frame fabric. Colorful, pretty fabrics are cheap if you buy fat quarters at a craft store, and they're frequently on sale for $1.