Rob Shaw Gallery & Framing

Yes, I’m available for private parties and one-on-one lessons. Having a ‘Paint Night’ party is a great idea for groups of friends or families looking for a fun activity to bond over.

I offer two levels of painting classes on oil painting using a palette knife. Individual classes are $30, while supplies can be purchased for $100.

Yes! Feel free to bring your favorite beverage or snack.

If you’re a first-timer or you don’t have art supplies yet, don’t worry because I’ll guide you on everything you’ll need to bring.

Rob Shaw Gallery And Framing also offers delivery, art moving, and placement consultation.

As a professional artist, my keen eye and artistic gifts will help me advise you on the best placement for your paintings, mirrors, and photographs.

I accept both residential and commercial clients.

I can hang just about anything on your walls! Rob Shaw Gallery And Framing provides an art hanging service and mirror hanging service, among many other things.

Yes, I can arrange for shipping straight to your location.

Yes! I am more than willing to create a hand-painted piece of fine art for you.

You can see my artwork in various locations in Columbia. If you’re interested in looking at fine art or checking my paintings for sale, these are the places you can visit: The Warehouse - 312 State Street, West Columbia, SC Tombo Grille (Forest Drive) - 4517 Forest Drive, Columbia, SC Forest Lake Country Club - 340 Country Club Dr., Columbia, SC Assurance Financial (Devine Street) - 2222 Devine Street, Columbia, SC

I am a palette knife painter. You might know the palette knife as a tool for mixing paint on a palette, but it can do so much more than that! In fact, you can use a palette knife to create effects and use techniques that you wouldn’t be able to do with a brush.

The largest size that I usually do is up to 10 feet. If you would like to have something even larger framed, I’m more than willing to discuss possibilities to see what I can do for you.

No. All items to be framed stay on the premises, and all of my framing is done in-house. You can trust that you’re getting high-quality custom framing, all done by my hand.

You can expect that I will be asking a few questions to know more about the item being framed and where it’s intended to go. These are just simple queries: What’s your wall color? What are the furniture and fabrics like in the room where the framed item will go? Is there a particular aesthetic to the space? Do you have a specific vision or specific ideas for the framing? Will the artwork be a focal point of the room, or will it be joining other pieces? What’s your budget and expected turnaround time for the project?

Unlike going to a store and just picking a frame that fits, there are no shortcuts when it comes to custom picture frames. A professional framer will not only frame your art but will also ensure its protection and preservation.

On average, an art framing job will take around two weeks. But if you’re really pressed for time I can get it done in one day for an extra fee.