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Josh Keyes Painting, by jam on Nov 10, 2007 22:06:25 GMT 1, Really... with pieces that are 30X40" for nearly half that figure in a gallery? 
Really... with pieces that are 30X40" for nearly half that figure in a gallery? |
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Josh Keyes Painting, by valeha on Nov 10, 2007 22:09:27 GMT 1, Current market value of it? I've been searching for a Keyes original for a long time now, and his prices are rising faster than any other artist I know of. I'd be surprised if a 12x12 original sold for anything less than 8,000 US.
I beg to differ, IMO Ian Francis is growing faster than any other artist and how has your "searching for a Keyes original for a long time now" led you to that figure?
I love Keyes' work but I refuse to believe that 12x12 would go for anything near 8000 USD for the time being.
Current market value of it? I've been searching for a Keyes original for a long time now, and his prices are rising faster than any other artist I know of. I'd be surprised if a 12x12 original sold for anything less than 8,000 US. I beg to differ, IMO Ian Francis is growing faster than any other artist and how has your "searching for a Keyes original for a long time now" led you to that figure? I love Keyes' work but I refuse to believe that 12x12 would go for anything near 8000 USD for the time being. |
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Josh Keyes Painting, by mcnuts on Nov 10, 2007 22:20:02 GMT 1, Current market value of it? I've been searching for a Keyes original for a long time now, and his prices are rising faster than any other artist I know of. I'd be surprised if a 12x12 original sold for anything less than 8,000 US. I beg to differ, IMO Ian Francis is growing faster than any other artist and how has your "searching for a Keyes original for a long time now" led you to that figure? I love Keyes' work but I refuse to believe that 12x12 would go for anything near 8000 USD for the time being.
for some perspective, upper ceiling for pieces form the last show was 4K USD
EDIT: Ya... what jam said
Current market value of it? I've been searching for a Keyes original for a long time now, and his prices are rising faster than any other artist I know of. I'd be surprised if a 12x12 original sold for anything less than 8,000 US. I beg to differ, IMO Ian Francis is growing faster than any other artist and how has your "searching for a Keyes original for a long time now" led you to that figure? I love Keyes' work but I refuse to believe that 12x12 would go for anything near 8000 USD for the time being. for some perspective, upper ceiling for pieces form the last show was 4K USD EDIT: Ya... what jam said |
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Josh Keyes Painting, by morrissey1 on Nov 10, 2007 22:28:58 GMT 1, Please point me in the direction (seriously) of any galleries sell these originals at lower prices.....I understand, of course, and meant in my last message, that when I said 8000 US, it was not a gallery price (when Keyes is doing a show at a gallery and sells the work, I know they don't sell for anything near 8000, but in the secondary market, thats where I get that figure from...and I get it from being in contact with people who have had originals to sell, and that was the range, roughly, on a couple of different deals I was given......)
Please point me in the direction (seriously) of any galleries sell these originals at lower prices.....I understand, of course, and meant in my last message, that when I said 8000 US, it was not a gallery price (when Keyes is doing a show at a gallery and sells the work, I know they don't sell for anything near 8000, but in the secondary market, thats where I get that figure from...and I get it from being in contact with people who have had originals to sell, and that was the range, roughly, on a couple of different deals I was given......)
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Josh Keyes Painting, by valeha on Nov 10, 2007 22:34:18 GMT 1, Please point me in the direction (seriously) of any galleries sell these originals at lower prices.....I understand, of course, and meant in my last message, that when I said 8000 US, it was not a gallery price (when Keyes is doing a show at a gallery and sells the work, I know they don't sell for anything near 8000, but in the secondary market, thats where I get that figure from...and I get it from being in contact with people who have had originals to sell, and that was the range, roughly, on a couple of different deals I was given......)
Hi Morrissey1,
I understood that you weren't basing your figure on gallery prices, but also think that there, IMO, isn't any real justification for your $8000 figure.
The secondary market is so artificial...look at LAZ Micallef saga for example. People can ask anything for a painting, it's only when their is a high enough demand that is willing to pay $8000 that I will believe what you've said to be true.
Please point me in the direction (seriously) of any galleries sell these originals at lower prices.....I understand, of course, and meant in my last message, that when I said 8000 US, it was not a gallery price (when Keyes is doing a show at a gallery and sells the work, I know they don't sell for anything near 8000, but in the secondary market, thats where I get that figure from...and I get it from being in contact with people who have had originals to sell, and that was the range, roughly, on a couple of different deals I was given......) Hi Morrissey1, I understood that you weren't basing your figure on gallery prices, but also think that there, IMO, isn't any real justification for your $8000 figure. The secondary market is so artificial...look at LAZ Micallef saga for example. People can ask anything for a painting, it's only when their is a high enough demand that is willing to pay $8000 that I will believe what you've said to be true. |
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Josh Keyes Painting, by morrissey1 on Nov 10, 2007 22:37:08 GMT 1, Please point me in the direction (seriously) of any galleries sell these originals at lower prices.....I understand, of course, and meant in my last message, that when I said 8000 US, it was not a gallery price (when Keyes is doing a show at a gallery and sells the work, I know they don't sell for anything near 8000, but in the secondary market, thats where I get that figure from...and I get it from being in contact with people who have had originals to sell, and that was the range, roughly, on a couple of different deals I was given......) Hi Morrissey1, I understood that you weren't basing your figure on gallery prices, but also think that there, IMO, isn't any real justification for your $8000 figure. The secondary market is so artificial...look at LAZ Micallef saga for example. People can ask anything for a painting, it's only when their is a high enough demand that is willing to pay $8000 that I will believe what you've said to be true.
It is artificial, you're right, and I was basing my estimatation sheerly on the numbers that have been thrown at me by sellers....there's not much of an ebay track record for Keyes originals, and they are hard to come by all around....At 8000 those sellers could be dreaming, nowhere near reality, but when those are the only numbers available, there's little else to decipher from...im not saying a keyes original is worth 8000 US, im saying it will probably be hard to find one for less, at least right now......
Please point me in the direction (seriously) of any galleries sell these originals at lower prices.....I understand, of course, and meant in my last message, that when I said 8000 US, it was not a gallery price (when Keyes is doing a show at a gallery and sells the work, I know they don't sell for anything near 8000, but in the secondary market, thats where I get that figure from...and I get it from being in contact with people who have had originals to sell, and that was the range, roughly, on a couple of different deals I was given......) Hi Morrissey1, I understood that you weren't basing your figure on gallery prices, but also think that there, IMO, isn't any real justification for your $8000 figure. The secondary market is so artificial...look at LAZ Micallef saga for example. People can ask anything for a painting, it's only when their is a high enough demand that is willing to pay $8000 that I will believe what you've said to be true. It is artificial, you're right, and I was basing my estimatation sheerly on the numbers that have been thrown at me by sellers....there's not much of an ebay track record for Keyes originals, and they are hard to come by all around....At 8000 those sellers could be dreaming, nowhere near reality, but when those are the only numbers available, there's little else to decipher from...im not saying a keyes original is worth 8000 US, im saying it will probably be hard to find one for less, at least right now...... |
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Josh Keyes Painting, by melmoth on Nov 10, 2007 22:37:45 GMT 1, Current market value of it? I've been searching for a Keyes original for a long time now, and his prices are rising faster than any other artist I know of. I'd be surprised if a 12x12 original sold for anything less than 8,000 US. I have been a big fan of Josh Keyes for some months, I think his work is beautiful. But I cant understand where you plucked that $8k figure from. Only a few weeks back i could have bought a 12x12 CCTV for around $900 & Tic Toc which is much larger went for $2000 .
I think Tic Toc was more than that - maybe $2500-$2800? The largest pieces were around $4000, and that was for the 40x30 size.
As others have pointed out above. ;D
Current market value of it? I've been searching for a Keyes original for a long time now, and his prices are rising faster than any other artist I know of. I'd be surprised if a 12x12 original sold for anything less than 8,000 US. I have been a big fan of Josh Keyes for some months, I think his work is beautiful. But I cant understand where you plucked that $8k figure from. Only a few weeks back i could have bought a 12x12 CCTV for around $900 & Tic Toc which is much larger went for $2000 . I think Tic Toc was more than that - maybe $2500-$2800? The largest pieces were around $4000, and that was for the 40x30 size. As others have pointed out above. ;D |
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Josh Keyes Painting, by morrissey1 on Nov 10, 2007 22:38:47 GMT 1, I have been a big fan of Josh Keyes for some months, I think his work is beautiful. But I cant understand where you plucked that $8k figure from. Only a few weeks back i could have bought a 12x12 CCTV for around $900 & Tic Toc which is much larger went for $2000 . I think Tic Toc was more than that - maybe $2500-$2800? The largest pieces were around $4000, and that was for the 40x30 size.
Yes, but those arent secondary prices.....
I have been a big fan of Josh Keyes for some months, I think his work is beautiful. But I cant understand where you plucked that $8k figure from. Only a few weeks back i could have bought a 12x12 CCTV for around $900 & Tic Toc which is much larger went for $2000 . I think Tic Toc was more than that - maybe $2500-$2800? The largest pieces were around $4000, and that was for the 40x30 size. Yes, but those arent secondary prices..... |
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Josh Keyes Painting, by jam on Nov 10, 2007 22:41:22 GMT 1, I turned down a 12X12 about a couple months ago for 2k US because I didn't care for the image and decided to look for another piece. I also just missed a 18X24 that sold for 4k last month and it was a great piece that had been on the market for a couple weeks before I saw it. His works are out there in the secondary market for reasonable prices, but 8k for a 12X12 is/would be mad.
I turned down a 12X12 about a couple months ago for 2k US because I didn't care for the image and decided to look for another piece. I also just missed a 18X24 that sold for 4k last month and it was a great piece that had been on the market for a couple weeks before I saw it. His works are out there in the secondary market for reasonable prices, but 8k for a 12X12 is/would be mad.
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Josh Keyes Painting, by bob1 on Nov 10, 2007 22:43:04 GMT 1, I understand what your saying morrisey, but just because a few sellers demand the moon, dont mean buyers want to live in light all day.
I understand what your saying morrisey, but just because a few sellers demand the moon, dont mean buyers want to live in light all day.
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Josh Keyes Painting, by valeha on Nov 10, 2007 22:43:08 GMT 1, Hi Morrissey1, I understood that you weren't basing your figure on gallery prices, but also think that there, IMO, isn't any real justification for your $8000 figure. The secondary market is so artificial...look at LAZ Micallef saga for example. People can ask anything for a painting, it's only when their is a high enough demand that is willing to pay $8000 that I will believe what you've said to be true. It is artificial, you're right, and I was basing my estimatation sheerly on the numbers that have been thrown at me by sellers....there's not much of an ebay track record for Keyes originals, and they are hard to come by all around....At 8000 those sellers could be dreaming, nowhere near reality, but when those are the only numbers available, there's little else to decipher from...im not saying a keyes original is worth 8000 US, im saying it will probably be hard to find one for less, at least right now......
I see where you're coming from...but like I said secondary prices can be so artificial so I think I'll hold onto my 8k for now. 
Hi Morrissey1, I understood that you weren't basing your figure on gallery prices, but also think that there, IMO, isn't any real justification for your $8000 figure. The secondary market is so artificial...look at LAZ Micallef saga for example. People can ask anything for a painting, it's only when their is a high enough demand that is willing to pay $8000 that I will believe what you've said to be true. It is artificial, you're right, and I was basing my estimatation sheerly on the numbers that have been thrown at me by sellers....there's not much of an ebay track record for Keyes originals, and they are hard to come by all around....At 8000 those sellers could be dreaming, nowhere near reality, but when those are the only numbers available, there's little else to decipher from...im not saying a keyes original is worth 8000 US, im saying it will probably be hard to find one for less, at least right now...... I see where you're coming from...but like I said secondary prices can be so artificial so I think I'll hold onto my 8k for now. |
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Josh Keyes Painting, by morrissey1 on Nov 10, 2007 22:43:28 GMT 1, I turned down a 12X12 about a couple months ago for 2k US because I didn't care for the image and decided to look for another piece. I also just missed a 18X24 that sold for 4k last month and it was a great piece that had been on the market for a couple weeks before I saw it. His works are out there in the secondary market for reasonable prices, but 8k for a 12X12 is/would be mad.
Im not being sarcastic, please PM any info on where these might be.....thanks
I turned down a 12X12 about a couple months ago for 2k US because I didn't care for the image and decided to look for another piece. I also just missed a 18X24 that sold for 4k last month and it was a great piece that had been on the market for a couple weeks before I saw it. His works are out there in the secondary market for reasonable prices, but 8k for a 12X12 is/would be mad. Im not being sarcastic, please PM any info on where these might be.....thanks |
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Josh Keyes Painting, by morrissey1 on Nov 10, 2007 22:46:27 GMT 1, It is artificial, you're right, and I was basing my estimatation sheerly on the numbers that have been thrown at me by sellers....there's not much of an ebay track record for Keyes originals, and they are hard to come by all around....At 8000 those sellers could be dreaming, nowhere near reality, but when those are the only numbers available, there's little else to decipher from...im not saying a keyes original is worth 8000 US, im saying it will probably be hard to find one for less, at least right now...... I see where you're coming from...but like I said secondary prices can be so artificial so I think I'll hold onto my 8k for now.
I would never pay 8000 for one --cant afford it, and it probably isnt worth it (yet) -- I was just pointing out how much I was told by several people the secondary cost was...if they are wrong, then I am definitely happy...god knows I would love to pay less and less.......but I guess this all comes down to that there isn't a lot of info to go by out there...so it's tricky, and there is no true market value on these
It is artificial, you're right, and I was basing my estimatation sheerly on the numbers that have been thrown at me by sellers....there's not much of an ebay track record for Keyes originals, and they are hard to come by all around....At 8000 those sellers could be dreaming, nowhere near reality, but when those are the only numbers available, there's little else to decipher from...im not saying a keyes original is worth 8000 US, im saying it will probably be hard to find one for less, at least right now...... I see where you're coming from...but like I said secondary prices can be so artificial so I think I'll hold onto my 8k for now. I would never pay 8000 for one --cant afford it, and it probably isnt worth it (yet) -- I was just pointing out how much I was told by several people the secondary cost was...if they are wrong, then I am definitely happy...god knows I would love to pay less and less.......but I guess this all comes down to that there isn't a lot of info to go by out there...so it's tricky, and there is no true market value on these |
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Josh Keyes Painting, by jam on Nov 10, 2007 22:56:54 GMT 1, PM sent
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Josh Keyes Painting, by morrissey1 on Nov 10, 2007 23:09:11 GMT 1, do you think it's too early to start a Josh Keyes Forum?
do you think it's too early to start a Josh Keyes Forum?
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Josh Keyes Painting, by Filipino Box Spring Hog on Nov 11, 2007 2:03:45 GMT 1, Current market value of it? I've been searching for a Keyes original for a long time now, and his prices are rising faster than any other artist I know of. I'd be surprised if a 12x12 original sold for anything less than 8,000 US. I have been a big fan of Josh Keyes for some months, I think his work is beautiful. But I cant understand where you plucked that $8k figure from. Only a few weeks back i could have bought a 12x12 CCTV for around $900 & Tic Toc which is much larger went for $2000 .
Yeah, 8k - you're nuts! This painting for sale here on the forum sold for around $1,000 u.s. or under to begin with - Keyes' largest painting to date was priced at $5,000 and it was considerably larger than what is for sale here -
Dude - Just get yourself on any and all wait lists and be patient - you'll end up with an awesome piece and not pay an arm and a leg - Josh isn't going to hike up his prices super fast based on the secondary market.
Current market value of it? I've been searching for a Keyes original for a long time now, and his prices are rising faster than any other artist I know of. I'd be surprised if a 12x12 original sold for anything less than 8,000 US. I have been a big fan of Josh Keyes for some months, I think his work is beautiful. But I cant understand where you plucked that $8k figure from. Only a few weeks back i could have bought a 12x12 CCTV for around $900 & Tic Toc which is much larger went for $2000 . Yeah, 8k - you're nuts! This painting for sale here on the forum sold for around $1,000 u.s. or under to begin with - Keyes' largest painting to date was priced at $5,000 and it was considerably larger than what is for sale here - Dude - Just get yourself on any and all wait lists and be patient - you'll end up with an awesome piece and not pay an arm and a leg - Josh isn't going to hike up his prices super fast based on the secondary market. |
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Josh Keyes Painting, by morrissey1 on Nov 11, 2007 3:52:59 GMT 1, I have been a big fan of Josh Keyes for some months, I think his work is beautiful. But I cant understand where you plucked that $8k figure from. Only a few weeks back i could have bought a 12x12 CCTV for around $900 & Tic Toc which is much larger went for $2000 . Yeah, 8k - you're nuts! This painting for sale here on the forum sold for around $1,000 u.s. or under to begin with - Keyes' largest painting to date was priced at $5,000 and it was considerably larger than what is for sale here - Dude - Just get yourself on any and all wait lists and be patient - you'll end up with an awesome piece and not pay an arm and a leg - Josh isn't going to hike up his prices super fast based on the secondary market.
Thanks for being so positive and just in general, friendly. Thanks for the amazing advice about getting on all the lists. I would have never thought about that.....what brilliance! And thanks for letting me (us) know that Josh isn't going to hike up his prices "super-fast".....dude.
Dude, Im on all the lists, and it's the same story with all of the lists: the number of people on the list so far-out numbers the number of paintings that are going to be available that the soonest one might hope to get a piece is maybe in 2010 (if they are still at affordable prices by then). Sure, the galleries tell you that you're on the list, and you will get the preview, and you feel relatively safe, but keep in mind that hundreds of people are getting the same messages, and only for 10-15 paintings. So, when there is a demand that outweighs a supply in this fashion, and as Josh Keyes gets more popular by the day, very soon 8 k will seem very reasonable. Im not saying they are worth 8k today, but I am saying that around 8k is where several people were asking......
and, yes, the prices probably will rise "super-fast".....Im sure not by Josh Keyes request, but as a result of the market skyrocketing....
Thanks for enduring my sarcastic rant.
Night.
I have been a big fan of Josh Keyes for some months, I think his work is beautiful. But I cant understand where you plucked that $8k figure from. Only a few weeks back i could have bought a 12x12 CCTV for around $900 & Tic Toc which is much larger went for $2000 . Yeah, 8k - you're nuts! This painting for sale here on the forum sold for around $1,000 u.s. or under to begin with - Keyes' largest painting to date was priced at $5,000 and it was considerably larger than what is for sale here - Dude - Just get yourself on any and all wait lists and be patient - you'll end up with an awesome piece and not pay an arm and a leg - Josh isn't going to hike up his prices super fast based on the secondary market. Thanks for being so positive and just in general, friendly. Thanks for the amazing advice about getting on all the lists. I would have never thought about that.....what brilliance! And thanks for letting me (us) know that Josh isn't going to hike up his prices "super-fast".....dude. Dude, Im on all the lists, and it's the same story with all of the lists: the number of people on the list so far-out numbers the number of paintings that are going to be available that the soonest one might hope to get a piece is maybe in 2010 (if they are still at affordable prices by then). Sure, the galleries tell you that you're on the list, and you will get the preview, and you feel relatively safe, but keep in mind that hundreds of people are getting the same messages, and only for 10-15 paintings. So, when there is a demand that outweighs a supply in this fashion, and as Josh Keyes gets more popular by the day, very soon 8 k will seem very reasonable. Im not saying they are worth 8k today, but I am saying that around 8k is where several people were asking...... and, yes, the prices probably will rise "super-fast".....Im sure not by Josh Keyes request, but as a result of the market skyrocketing.... Thanks for enduring my sarcastic rant. Night. |
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Josh Keyes Painting, by morrissey1 on Nov 11, 2007 3:53:43 GMT 1, Oh, and instead of negging....reply in words....it's character building (literally)
Oh, and instead of negging....reply in words....it's character building (literally)
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Josh Keyes Painting, by Filipino Box Spring Hog on Nov 11, 2007 4:27:48 GMT 1, Oh, and instead of negging....reply in words....it's character building (literally)
I'm not going to neg you - why would I do that? Ok...so, all I really meant by my post was just breathe in and have a bit of patience and your opportunity for a piece will come - Just because there are more folks on the lists than works doesn't mean you won't have a shot. I remember someone telling me there were over 300 people on Joe Sorren's latest show's wait list about a year before the show happened - I requested to be placed on it anyway - and I actually had a shot at getting a piece - I've been on other lists (one was for Keyes) and some galleries don't go in the order of the list - they go by first come, first served in terms of who responds the quickest with money in hand -
I wasn't trying to be negative with my post - I was trying to be encouraging...I apoligise if I wasn't clear.
Best of luck and or chance to you...
Oh, and instead of negging....reply in words....it's character building (literally) I'm not going to neg you - why would I do that? Ok...so, all I really meant by my post was just breathe in and have a bit of patience and your opportunity for a piece will come - Just because there are more folks on the lists than works doesn't mean you won't have a shot. I remember someone telling me there were over 300 people on Joe Sorren's latest show's wait list about a year before the show happened - I requested to be placed on it anyway - and I actually had a shot at getting a piece - I've been on other lists (one was for Keyes) and some galleries don't go in the order of the list - they go by first come, first served in terms of who responds the quickest with money in hand - I wasn't trying to be negative with my post - I was trying to be encouraging...I apoligise if I wasn't clear. Best of luck and or chance to you... |
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Josh Keyes Painting, by morrissey1 on Nov 11, 2007 4:42:05 GMT 1, Oh, and instead of negging....reply in words....it's character building (literally) I'm not going to neg you - why would I do that? Ok...so, all I really meant by my post was just breathe in and have a bit of patience and your opportunity for a piece will come - Just because there are more folks on the lists than works doesn't mean you won't have a shot. I remember someone telling me there were over 300 people on Joe Sorren's latest show's wait list about a year before the show happened - I requested to be placed on it anyway - and I actually had a shot at getting a piece - I've been on other lists (one was for Keyes) and some galleries don't go in the order of the list - they go by first come, first served in terms of who responds the quickest with money in hand - I wasn't trying to be negative with my post - I was trying to be encouraging...I apoligise if I wasn't clear. Best of luck and or chance to you...
Cool....sorry, someone negged me at the same time your comment was made, so I assumed...apologies...thanks for clearing it up...it's just frustrating when people neg without saying why, or anything....I would rather have a debate, arguement, yelling match, vendetta rather than creep up behind someone and hit them when they aren't looking...just my O. Not that it really matters, but I've been on this forum for almost a year now and I have never negged anyone.
Thanks for well wishing, and I wish well in return
Oh, and instead of negging....reply in words....it's character building (literally) I'm not going to neg you - why would I do that? Ok...so, all I really meant by my post was just breathe in and have a bit of patience and your opportunity for a piece will come - Just because there are more folks on the lists than works doesn't mean you won't have a shot. I remember someone telling me there were over 300 people on Joe Sorren's latest show's wait list about a year before the show happened - I requested to be placed on it anyway - and I actually had a shot at getting a piece - I've been on other lists (one was for Keyes) and some galleries don't go in the order of the list - they go by first come, first served in terms of who responds the quickest with money in hand - I wasn't trying to be negative with my post - I was trying to be encouraging...I apoligise if I wasn't clear. Best of luck and or chance to you... Cool....sorry, someone negged me at the same time your comment was made, so I assumed...apologies...thanks for clearing it up...it's just frustrating when people neg without saying why, or anything....I would rather have a debate, arguement, yelling match, vendetta rather than creep up behind someone and hit them when they aren't looking...just my O. Not that it really matters, but I've been on this forum for almost a year now and I have never negged anyone. Thanks for well wishing, and I wish well in return |
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Josh Keyes Painting, by ricosg11 on Nov 11, 2007 4:54:37 GMT 1, i respect your desire to get a keyes piece, but why care about so much about some fake karma points. You seem like a good enough guy. It doesnt mean anything, just keep doing your thing. A painting will come your way.
i respect your desire to get a keyes piece, but why care about so much about some fake karma points. You seem like a good enough guy. It doesnt mean anything, just keep doing your thing. A painting will come your way.
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Josh Keyes Painting, by morrissey1 on Nov 11, 2007 4:59:43 GMT 1, In the grand scheme of things in life, the whole karma thing on here definitely means very, very little....but in my spare time (which translates to my time at work infront of this computer) I find it to be unfortunate and annoying that people can't just talk, or argue even, without taking away points.....it's like being graded on your point of view....I know it doesn't matter....
In the grand scheme of things in life, the whole karma thing on here definitely means very, very little....but in my spare time (which translates to my time at work infront of this computer) I find it to be unfortunate and annoying that people can't just talk, or argue even, without taking away points.....it's like being graded on your point of view....I know it doesn't matter....
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Josh Keyes Painting, by pastiepie on Nov 11, 2007 5:11:19 GMT 1, In the grand scheme of things in life, the whole karma thing on here definitely means very, very little....but in my spare time (which translates to my time at work infront of this computer) I find it to be unfortunate and annoying that people can't just talk, or argue even, without taking away points.....it's like being graded on your point of view....I know it doesn't matter....
Don't worry about karma, i feel that it is "character building"
I know you've been the most active seeker of Keyes work lately, and you know it's a tough market when it's hard enough to score a print. Unless your willing to pay the same price as an original at a gallery of course.
In the grand scheme of things in life, the whole karma thing on here definitely means very, very little....but in my spare time (which translates to my time at work infront of this computer) I find it to be unfortunate and annoying that people can't just talk, or argue even, without taking away points.....it's like being graded on your point of view....I know it doesn't matter.... Don't worry about karma, i feel that it is "character building" I know you've been the most active seeker of Keyes work lately, and you know it's a tough market when it's hard enough to score a print. Unless your willing to pay the same price as an original at a gallery of course. |
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scavos
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Josh Keyes Painting, by scavos on Nov 12, 2007 9:43:18 GMT 1,
+1 arcam. Just got around to watching this video. Great to hear the artist giving such insight to his work.
+1 arcam. Just got around to watching this video. Great to hear the artist giving such insight to his work. |
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