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Pop Culture Art/Posters/Prints |OT2| Signed and Numbered Edition of 20000
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Filthy Slug
Crowd screaming like hounds at the heat of the chase/ All the colors of the rainbow flood my face
I like this new wave of dark, charmless, prints. Late 80s comics style!
Blingaling
Member
I am exercising extreme self control today. Mondo is up, not buying anything.
Totally blanked until the tweet. Now I'm refreshing my cart in vain.
Edit: Oh fuck it, this is pointless and I should be saving my money anyway.
my name is ed
Banned
There was been an alarming lack of grimacing in fancy paper up to this point tbh
Blingaling
Member
I've made a big decision to dramatically reduce if not completely stop print buying. I have so so so many. Flat file is packed. Walls are packed. Folders are packed. Framed prints leaned up against the spare bedroom walls in piles.
Print hunger is sated. OG hunger is growing. I've heard it's a fairly natural progression.
Print hunger is sated. OG hunger is growing. I've heard it's a fairly natural progression.
You also forgot "bank account is empty." Good luck. I stopped buying posters on any consistent basis last year and then I stupidly started joining commissions. It's a vicious cycle.
Blingaling
Member
Haha not really a problem just yet, space is my primary limiting factor. I'm still in quite a few commissions too. I think I'll be backing out of PPCC but sticking around for the Ise and Zakuro Aoyama stuff.
edit: plus I'm really getting into sofubi, which is kind of more fun and you can handle and ship stuff without having to be super careful
double edit: will trade prints for kaiju sofubi lol
I buy them quite infrequently now but I enjoy following the scene still. Did just pledge for a commission which I think will run $65 shipped if I recall. Always open to getting more Moss Miyazaki prints though so keep me in mind if you're ever interested in selling or trading. I perpetually have my LD Iron Giant that I'm willing to trade off.
I guess I could just sell it and use the cash to buy them but I think I'd feel awkward spending real money as opposed to just bartering. $300 on the LD Jaws was easier than I'd have expected since it was in front of me and felt very tangible.
I guess I could just sell it and use the cash to buy them but I think I'd feel awkward spending real money as opposed to just bartering. $300 on the LD Jaws was easier than I'd have expected since it was in front of me and felt very tangible.
Blingaling
Member
Slowly selling off everything that isn't Horkey/Stout/Danger, but no mas Moss except for piles of 5x5s
I'm more picky than I was a few years ago. I have passed up on some good looking prints. And there's only a handful of prints that I may purchase in the aftermarket but they're not too pricey. Maybe I'll set aside some funds so I can actually get them this year.
The only prints I've bought on a fairly consistent basis in the past few years is Mike Mitchell's Fat Birds. They don't take up too much space and they can fit in a small portfolio rather nicely.
The only prints I've bought on a fairly consistent basis in the past few years is Mike Mitchell's Fat Birds. They don't take up too much space and they can fit in a small portfolio rather nicely.
Today, Tuesday, May 10th on Burlesque at a random time: Richey Beckett "Beast of the Apocalypse" variant.
18" x 24", 6 color screenprint with metallic purple details on French Steel Grey paper. Numbered and embossed edition of 20, $50
Man love the art from Richey. Got the shirt from it. Just missing the Converge logo on the print.
Blingaling
Member
Testing my resolve
my name is ed
Banned
Those supes prints are uggo
Filthy Slug
Crowd screaming like hounds at the heat of the chase/ All the colors of the rainbow flood my face
DHM pricing can fuck off.
()_listerfeend_()
Member
If anyone is going to TB and could pick up and ship me a clayboard, that would be great.
https://twitter.com/nicodelort/status/730057395087511552
I already sent the email but I fear they will go to people who are actually attending first.
https://twitter.com/nicodelort/status/730057395087511552
I already sent the email but I fear they will go to people who are actually attending first.
Testing my resolve
Where is this for sale?
Blingaling
Member
I've just started commissioning my own prints with a number of these and other artists, however, what's the main difference between the printing styles? Should I choose giclee over, say, screenprinting? I've been mainly printing via giclee for my commissions thus far, and was wondering if I should stick with it. For reference, my pieces are either 9x12 or 11x14.
Giclee is a subset of inkjet printing, but uses far better stuff than you're using in your home office. It's most beneficial for low print runs, or runs with insane amount of detail and colors
Screenprinting uses a series of block-out stencils, at least one per color layer. The ink is then effectively squeegee'd across, "printing" that color on the image below. This gives you greater control over the inks, allowing for thicker layers or alternative inks (glow in the dark, metallic, etc).
The big concern should be how big your print run is. Since screenprinting requires building multiple block-out frames, it'd be a lot of work for only 20 prints. You're also not going to get photo-realistic detail via screenprinting, although they're getting damn close. Besides those two caveats, I think most people here prefer screenrpints.
()_listerfeend_()
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Gah, immediately clicked on that and saw it was sold out, followed by me seeing that you posted this last night. Oh well, thanks for the heads up regardless!
Wooden Nickel has some new stuff up (and new artists)
They also have two new pieces by Christoper Shy:
"Dawn of Justice" by Daniel Nash. 16" x 20" giclee, open edition, $30
Room by Jerickson Abuel. 17" x 11" giclee, edition of 150, $50
They also have two new pieces by Christoper Shy:
Ghostbusters 18" x 24" giclee, edition of 150, $65. 24" x 36" giclee, 75, $115.
Rashomon18" x 24" giclee, edition of 150, $65. 24" x 36" giclee, 75, $115.
Thursday, May 12th on Mondo:
High-Rise by Jay Shaw. 18" x 24" screen print. Numbered edition of 100, $40
Silent Running by Kilian Eng. 36" x 24" screen print. Numbered edition of 300, $45
Silent Running (Variant) by Kilian Eng. 36" x 24" screen print. Numbered edition of 125, $65
Haha, that's exactly what I was thinking.
fallengorn
Bitches love smiley faces
Dat foil tho.
I loooove the movies of Ben Wheatley. Kill List one of my favorites. Would've blind bought the poster.
Just not a fan of Jay Shaws art. Don't think its bad or something, but also don't makes me horny.
I love Ben Wheatley as well. And I love this print, too. But I haven't seen the movie and I don't need anymore prints. But then again, it might end up like Shaw's print for A Field in England which I hadn't seen at the time and love now but can't find the print for a decent price. Decisions decisions.
Instead, let's just watch the trailer for Silent Running.
Did you pick the Mixed Merchandise option? That usually around $20 for me. Domestic Poster Shipping comes to $15.60.
That's the only option it gave me. I assumed there being a record as well may have fucked up something in their system? I sent them a message.
I would assume that is their combined shipping option for a record and print on the same order.
Edit: Oh wait, you're saying you didn't order the record. Weird. Trying to go through checkout, I saw two shipping options.
And did you end up buying one?
Checked Mondo and was suprised that High Rise is sold out.
Instead of SIlent Running.
Nah, I held off. Silent Running had a big run, I thought.
LucidMomentum
Member
Man, Delort goes hard with his prints. I still haven't found one I 100% want to buy, but all of them would be must buys if I had no budget.
This is really nice. Teagan loves her animals. Kicking myself hard for not buying her Foxing gig print a few weeks ago. Just saw these guys live. Fuckin awesome.
Framed something i wanted to frame for some time.
SteviePlunder
Neo Member
I own this movie & love it.
A g-rated kids movie from 1972 about pollution destroying all plant life on earth & man then deciding it would be more profitable to destroy the only remaining samples of this plant life rather than save it.
The movie ends with the dude choosing to spend the rest off his life alone floating through space to save these samples. BRUTAL!
Mockingbird
Member
The Eng Silent Running is fantastic. It's one of those posters where even if you don't know the movie, it makes you want to know more about it -- which is really the original purpose of movie posters anyways.