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New Print by Ploppi. , by Deleted on May 23, 2016 0:49:19 GMT 1,
Independantly issued (by me)
Printed in France.
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thomasmer
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New Print by Ploppi. , by thomasmer on May 23, 2016 4:50:12 GMT 1, I'm sorry, can you explain it to me.
I'm sorry, can you explain it to me.
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tab1
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New Print by Ploppi. , by tab1 on May 23, 2016 11:24:28 GMT 1, I'm sorry, can you explain it to me.
First one reminds me of Damien Hirst a little bit?
Would look better without the Sharks on the heads
I'm sorry, can you explain it to me. First one reminds me of Damien Hirst a little bit? Would look better without the Sharks on the heads |
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New Print by Ploppi. , by Deleted on May 24, 2016 13:28:56 GMT 1, I'm sorry, can you explain it to me. 
As you probably know. It's trendy for urban artists to produce prints which have an environmental eco socia conscience message.
My print "Sparkly Sharkly" is all about the environment and saving the planet.
If we continue to pollute the planet and genetically modify crops and mess with nature we will end up with deformed sharks and fish and global warming we will end up underwater with fish on our heads.
Plus in Africa poor people carry huge fish on their heads and we have to be aware of the great divide of the rich consumers who ignore the poor.
Plus it's about art history.
A slight take on Van Gogh portraits with the bright colors, swirly gold and daubs of paint melanged with and inspiration of Picasso's painting of a woman with a fish hat, plus of course a bit of cubism. Inspired by living close toVan Goghs vinyards etc and Picasso's old haunts in the sunny south of France.
Or just a satirical portrait of Damien Hirst with a reference to his famous shark in a tank which links back to Picasso and cubism.
You can select which of the above is hype and which is real.
People like it and it's bright and colorful and portrait painting goes back centuries.
The print is hand finished which takes time. I paid the printer too. Plus I made a stencil from a couple of the prints and freehand sprayed and painted an alternative original portrait which is free with the print.
I'm sorry, can you explain it to me. I'll try As you probably know. It's trendy for urban artists to produce prints which have an environmental eco socia conscience message. My print "Sparkly Sharkly" is all about the environment and saving the planet. If we continue to pollute the planet and genetically modify crops and mess with nature we will end up with deformed sharks and fish and global warming we will end up underwater with fish on our heads. Plus in Africa poor people carry huge fish on their heads and we have to be aware of the great divide of the rich consumers who ignore the poor. Plus it's about art history. A slight take on Van Gogh portraits with the bright colors, swirly gold and daubs of paint melanged with and inspiration of Picasso's painting of a woman with a fish hat, plus of course a bit of cubism. Inspired by living close toVan Goghs vinyards etc and Picasso's old haunts in the sunny south of France. Or just a satirical portrait of Damien Hirst with a reference to his famous shark in a tank which links back to Picasso and cubism. You can select which of the above is hype and which is real. People like it and it's bright and colorful and portrait painting goes back centuries. The print is hand finished which takes time. I paid the printer too. Plus I made a stencil from a couple of the prints and freehand sprayed and painted an alternative original portrait which is free with the print. |
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New Print by Ploppi. , by Deleted on May 24, 2016 13:31:27 GMT 1, I'm sorry, can you explain it to me. First one reminds me of Damien Hirst a little bit? Would look better without the Sharks on the heads
In which way?
I'm sorry, can you explain it to me. First one reminds me of Damien Hirst a little bit? Would look better without the Sharks on the heads In which way? |
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rgc
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New Print by Ploppi. , by rgc on May 24, 2016 14:18:00 GMT 1, I'm sorry, can you explain it to me. I'll try ย As you probably know. It's trendy for urban artists to produce prints which have an environmental eco socia conscience message. ย ย My print "Sparkly Sharkly" is all about the environment and saving the planet. ย If we continue to pollute the planet and genetically modify crops and mess with nature we will end up with deformed sharks and fish and global warming we will end up underwater with fish on our heads. ย Plus in Africa poor people carry huge fish on their heads and we have to be aware of the great divide of the rich consumers who ignore the poor. ย Plus it's about art history. A slight take on Van Gogh portraits with the bright colors, swirly gold and daubs of paint melanged with and inspiration of Picasso's painting of a woman with a fish hat, plus of course a bit of cubism. Inspired by living close toVan Goghs vinyards etc and Picasso's old haunts in the sunny south of France. Or just a satirical portrait of Damien Hirst with a reference to his famous shark in a tank which links back to Picasso and cubism. ย You can select which of the above is hype and which is real. ย People like it and it's bright and colorful and portrait painting goes back centuries. ย The print is hand finished which takes time. I paid the printer too. Plus I made a stencil from a couple of the prints and freehand sprayed and painted an alternative original portrait which is free with the print.
So that's what that JBoy blinky print was all about!!
I'm sorry, can you explain it to me. I'll try ย As you probably know. It's trendy for urban artists to produce prints which have an environmental eco socia conscience message. ย ย My print "Sparkly Sharkly" is all about the environment and saving the planet. ย If we continue to pollute the planet and genetically modify crops and mess with nature we will end up with deformed sharks and fish and global warming we will end up underwater with fish on our heads. ย Plus in Africa poor people carry huge fish on their heads and we have to be aware of the great divide of the rich consumers who ignore the poor. ย Plus it's about art history. A slight take on Van Gogh portraits with the bright colors, swirly gold and daubs of paint melanged with and inspiration of Picasso's painting of a woman with a fish hat, plus of course a bit of cubism. Inspired by living close toVan Goghs vinyards etc and Picasso's old haunts in the sunny south of France. Or just a satirical portrait of Damien Hirst with a reference to his famous shark in a tank which links back to Picasso and cubism. ย You can select which of the above is hype and which is real. ย People like it and it's bright and colorful and portrait painting goes back centuries. ย The print is hand finished which takes time. I paid the printer too. Plus I made a stencil from a couple of the prints and freehand sprayed and painted an alternative original portrait which is free with the print. So that's what that JBoy blinky print was all about!! |
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New Print by Ploppi. , by Deleted on May 24, 2016 18:22:05 GMT 1, Do u mean it would look better if the paper (print) was blank?
The freehand stencil shark heads the stencil made from a print so it's like a shadow or another portrait but abstract and freehand. I think they go well together.
Plus if I didn't do the shark I couldn't do this.
Do u mean it would look better if the paper (print) was blank? The freehand stencil shark heads the stencil made from a print so it's like a shadow or another portrait but abstract and freehand. I think they go well together. Plus if I didn't do the shark I couldn't do this. |
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tab1
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New Print by Ploppi. , by tab1 on May 24, 2016 18:35:03 GMT 1, Do u mean it would look better if the paper (print) was blank? ย The freehand stencil shark heads the stencil made from a print so it's like a shadow or another portrait but abstract and freehand. I think they go well together. ย Plus if I didn't do the shark I couldn't do this. ย ย ย ย ย ย
The animation is great !
I can't see the Damien hirst one though :-(
Do u mean it would look better if the paper (print) was blank? ย The freehand stencil shark heads the stencil made from a print so it's like a shadow or another portrait but abstract and freehand. I think they go well together. ย Plus if I didn't do the shark I couldn't do this. ย ย ย ย ย ย The animation is great ! I can't see the Damien hirst one though :-( |
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New Print by Ploppi. , by Deleted on May 24, 2016 18:45:49 GMT 1, I'll add him later as the jpeg image size is a different proprtion when I made the quicky gif on Giphy.com
I would do one or two gifs as editions if there was a cheap good way of displaying them on a wall.
I'll add him later as the jpeg image size is a different proprtion when I made the quicky gif on Giphy.com
I would do one or two gifs as editions if there was a cheap good way of displaying them on a wall.
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New Print by Ploppi. , by searchandrescue on May 24, 2016 18:51:42 GMT 1, Nice work Ploppi fella! GLWS, nice touch with the free painting!
Nice work Ploppi fella! GLWS, nice touch with the free painting!
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dodsi
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New Print by Ploppi. , by dodsi on May 24, 2016 23:15:43 GMT 1, Will these be as valuable as a stik?
Will these be as valuable as a stik?
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New Print by Ploppi. , by Deleted on May 25, 2016 2:03:31 GMT 1, Will these be as valuable as a stik?  Pet Rock ? Stick of Rock ?
In which way?
It depends how one defines value and how one defines success.
To me a succesful artist is someone who makes art. How much art sells for does not define a successful artist. That defines a successful business person.
Value as in financial doesn't bother me. I would rather people buy my art because they appreciate it and because it is not expensive meaning they can collect it rather than buy art with borrowed money because they have jumped on a reselling band wagon.
When Van Gogh was painting, a buyer went into a gallery and mentioned to the dealer they were thinking of buying a Van Gogh to which the dealer told them not to waste their money and persuaded them to buy art by another artist for a high price as an investment. The other artist is unknown today and van Gogh well known.
How many expensive prints bought today by professional wallers sold thru galleries will be worth a fraction and how many will be worth a lot more is not my game. Thats an investment game perpetuated by dealers.
Will these be as valuable as a stik? Stik lol Goldfish on a Stick maybe Pet Rock ? Stick of Rock ? In which way? It depends how one defines value and how one defines success. To me a succesful artist is someone who makes art. How much art sells for does not define a successful artist. That defines a successful business person. Value as in financial doesn't bother me. I would rather people buy my art because they appreciate it and because it is not expensive meaning they can collect it rather than buy art with borrowed money because they have jumped on a reselling band wagon. When Van Gogh was painting, a buyer went into a gallery and mentioned to the dealer they were thinking of buying a Van Gogh to which the dealer told them not to waste their money and persuaded them to buy art by another artist for a high price as an investment. The other artist is unknown today and van Gogh well known. How many expensive prints bought today by professional wallers sold thru galleries will be worth a fraction and how many will be worth a lot more is not my game. Thats an investment game perpetuated by dealers. |
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New Print by Ploppi. , by dodsi on May 25, 2016 14:44:15 GMT 1, Will these be as valuable as a stik? Stik lol ย Goldfish on a Stick maybe ย Pet Rock ?ย Stick of Rock ? In which way? ย It depends how one defines value and how one defines success. ย To me a succesful artist is someone who makes art. How much art sells for does not define a successful artist. That defines a successful business person. ย Value as in financial doesn't bother me. I would rather people buy my art because they appreciate it and because it is not expensive meaning they can collect it rather than buy art with borrowed money because they have jumped on a reselling band wagon. ย When Van Gogh was painting, a buyer went into a gallery and mentioned to the dealer they were thinking of buying a Van Gogh to which the dealer told them not to waste their money and persuaded them to buy art by another artist for a high price as an investment. The other artist is unknown today and van Gogh well known. ย How many expensive prints bought today by professional wallers sold thru galleries will be worth a fraction and how many will be worth a lot more is not my game. Thats an investment game perpetuated by dealers. ย ย
Tl;DR...
Can I flip it?
Will these be as valuable as a stik? Stik lol ย Goldfish on a Stick maybe ย Pet Rock ?ย Stick of Rock ? In which way? ย It depends how one defines value and how one defines success. ย To me a succesful artist is someone who makes art. How much art sells for does not define a successful artist. That defines a successful business person. ย Value as in financial doesn't bother me. I would rather people buy my art because they appreciate it and because it is not expensive meaning they can collect it rather than buy art with borrowed money because they have jumped on a reselling band wagon. ย When Van Gogh was painting, a buyer went into a gallery and mentioned to the dealer they were thinking of buying a Van Gogh to which the dealer told them not to waste their money and persuaded them to buy art by another artist for a high price as an investment. The other artist is unknown today and van Gogh well known. ย How many expensive prints bought today by professional wallers sold thru galleries will be worth a fraction and how many will be worth a lot more is not my game. Thats an investment game perpetuated by dealers. ย ย Tl;DR... Can I flip it? |
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New Print by Ploppi. , by Deleted on May 25, 2016 17:13:22 GMT 1, Stik lol Goldfish on a Stick maybe Pet Rock ? Stick of Rock ? In which way? It depends how one defines value and how one defines success. To me a succesful artist is someone who makes art. How much art sells for does not define a successful artist. That defines a successful business person. Value as in financial doesn't bother me. I would rather people buy my art because they appreciate it and because it is not expensive meaning they can collect it rather than buy art with borrowed money because they have jumped on a reselling band wagon. When Van Gogh was painting, a buyer went into a gallery and mentioned to the dealer they were thinking of buying a Van Gogh to which the dealer told them not to waste their money and persuaded them to buy art by another artist for a high price as an investment. The other artist is unknown today and van Gogh well known. How many expensive prints bought today by professional wallers sold thru galleries will be worth a fraction and how many will be worth a lot more is not my game. Thats an investment game perpetuated by dealers. Tl;DR... Can I flip it?
I doubt it, considering you haven't bought one.
Plus i'm putting them for sale no more than ten at a time. So not much point trying to flip one.
Stik lol Goldfish on a Stick maybe Pet Rock ? Stick of Rock ? In which way? It depends how one defines value and how one defines success. To me a succesful artist is someone who makes art. How much art sells for does not define a successful artist. That defines a successful business person. Value as in financial doesn't bother me. I would rather people buy my art because they appreciate it and because it is not expensive meaning they can collect it rather than buy art with borrowed money because they have jumped on a reselling band wagon. When Van Gogh was painting, a buyer went into a gallery and mentioned to the dealer they were thinking of buying a Van Gogh to which the dealer told them not to waste their money and persuaded them to buy art by another artist for a high price as an investment. The other artist is unknown today and van Gogh well known. How many expensive prints bought today by professional wallers sold thru galleries will be worth a fraction and how many will be worth a lot more is not my game. Thats an investment game perpetuated by dealers. Tl;DR... Can I flip it? I doubt it, considering you haven't bought one. Plus i'm putting them for sale no more than ten at a time. So not much point trying to flip one. |
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andyroo0312
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New Print by Ploppi. , by andyroo0312 on May 25, 2016 23:52:33 GMT 1, Ploppi, how about a deal?. I am currently in Iceland visiting my daughter but will be in France in a couple of weeks. If I buy a print can I sleep on your couch for a few days? ( for free). 
Ploppi, how about a deal?. I am currently in Iceland visiting my daughter but will be in France in a couple of weeks. If I buy a print can I sleep on your couch for a few days? ( for free). |
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New Print by Ploppi. , by Deleted on May 26, 2016 0:01:38 GMT 1, Ploppi, how about a deal?. I am currently in Iceland visiting my daughter but will be in France in a couple of weeks. If I buy a print can I sleep on your couch for a few days? ( for free).
I just have industrial shelving and junk.
Ploppi, how about a deal?. I am currently in Iceland visiting my daughter but will be in France in a couple of weeks. If I buy a print can I sleep on your couch for a few days? ( for free). I don't have a couch. I just have industrial shelving and junk. |
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Pet Rock ? Stick of Rock ?
