APF-The Art of Picture Framing is where The Flipper Room began. You enter the the framing showroom and design center to thousands of frame samples and design options. We do all of the work in house! We have full selections of mats, fabrics, liners, fillets, strainers or stretcher bars and custom mirrors made to any size.
Other than prints, posters, paintings and canvas art, we frame vanity mirrors, headboards, memorabilia and artifacts, jewelry, bulletin boards, chalkboards... You name it!
We love to be creative and help inspire "out of the box" ideas. Whatever you would like to frame or use frame moulding for we can make it happen.
Our picture framing design center is open 10am-5pm Monday - Friday
The Flipper Room is where pinball meets picture framing.
The pinball arcade is open to the public. Dip into that change jar or bring in some bills for our change machine because our games take quarters (like they were meant to).
Prices range from $0.25 to $1.00 per game.
Come see all of the amazing art and picture framing that compliments our eclectic selection of pinball machines.
Kirk Jones is a California Bay Area-based artist whose work fills the spectrum from powerful graphic design to experimental esoteric fine art inspired by the techniques and messages of masters like Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg and Jean-Michel Basquiat. His art currently integrates assemblage, monotype, and hand-painting, often reflecting personal or political themes, but sometimes simply aims to confuse, annoy, and entertain. He frequently incorporates vintage found imagery and unique physical mediums in his work and even explores Artificial Intelligence to ensure his art evolves, innovates and engages.
Works available for purchase and on display through July 2025
The art wizardry of the once Portland, then Oakland, now Virgina based Martin Ontiveros has appeared in various galleries, albums, posters and has even been transformed into diabolical toys and figurines. Ontiveros’s graphic ink and brush style is meticulous and bold, transforming his horned and demonic creations into fun and bad-ass pop occultism. He is a city-dwelling Wizard, whose magic is weird illustration. He draws the strange and unlovely with a simplistic purity that is always true to his craft.
This small exhibit will be on display through July 2025. Pieces are available for purchase.