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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by randomname on Nov 26, 2013 17:52:42 GMT 1, 
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by mawge on Nov 26, 2013 17:56:09 GMT 1, really can't understand the criticism for the angel print. great image with nice colour to it....
what more do you want for the wall!?
really can't understand the criticism for the angel print. great image with nice colour to it....
what more do you want for the wall!?
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by Petrusino on Nov 26, 2013 17:57:14 GMT 1, then he does not care of Islamic violence against women arising from religious extremism, but annoys him That someone knock at His door  There is a lot of hypocrisy, transgression, trends and prints from one or two years ago that float on the bay at £ 500 just because originally they cost £350... I like Dolk, the old Dolk, Because I think the new Dolk are focusing more on quantity than on the quality. Peace I would guess it's more a case that he doesn't see it and that it's not a part of his everyday life. If he were living in a Muslim country or were from a Muslim background, his art would likely be different. You seem to be arguing that because one group of people is annoying him, he should criticize other groups that you find annoying too. Or else that's somehow hypocritical. I don't see the logic in that. I think it's a bit more sensible to tell the people who are annoying you to f**k off rather than telling people who are leaving you alone to f**k off too. And at the risk of going off on a tangent, certain people have a tendency to take an isolated example from another culture, sensationalize it and try to make it representative of that culture as a whole. What you think you know about Islamic culture might not be as accurate as you think.
Good to know 
then he does not care of Islamic violence against women arising from religious extremism, but annoys him That someone knock at His door There is a lot of hypocrisy, transgression, trends and prints from one or two years ago that float on the bay at £ 500 just because originally they cost £350... I like Dolk, the old Dolk, Because I think the new Dolk are focusing more on quantity than on the quality. Peace I would guess it's more a case that he doesn't see it and that it's not a part of his everyday life. If he were living in a Muslim country or were from a Muslim background, his art would likely be different. You seem to be arguing that because one group of people is annoying him, he should criticize other groups that you find annoying too. Or else that's somehow hypocritical. I don't see the logic in that. I think it's a bit more sensible to tell the people who are annoying you to f**k off rather than telling people who are leaving you alone to f**k off too. And at the risk of going off on a tangent, certain people have a tendency to take an isolated example from another culture, sensationalize it and try to make it representative of that culture as a whole. What you think you know about Islamic culture might not be as accurate as you think. So you're specifying that Dolk is not against "all the religions", as I thought so far (as karl marx, that said: "religion is the opium of the people"); no Dolk hate only the Christians. Good to know |
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by chaserawr on Nov 26, 2013 17:57:57 GMT 1, I think I'm over DOLK. Same ol'.
I think I'm over DOLK. Same ol'.
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by randomname on Nov 26, 2013 18:04:50 GMT 1, I would guess it's more a case that he doesn't see it and that it's not a part of his everyday life. If he were living in a Muslim country or were from a Muslim background, his art would likely be different. You seem to be arguing that because one group of people is annoying him, he should criticize other groups that you find annoying too. Or else that's somehow hypocritical. I don't see the logic in that. I think it's a bit more sensible to tell the people who are annoying you to f**k off rather than telling people who are leaving you alone to f**k off too. And at the risk of going off on a tangent, certain people have a tendency to take an isolated example from another culture, sensationalize it and try to make it representative of that culture as a whole. What you think you know about Islamic culture might not be as accurate as you think. So you're specifying that Dolk is not against "all the religions", as I thought so far (as karl marx, that said: "religion is the opium of the people"); no Dolk hate only the Christians. Good to know
That's not what I said. I said I think Christians annoy him based on what I've seen in his work. I don't think he hates anyone. That said, that's my opinion. If you want to know what he actually thinks, you should ask him.
As for what I think about Christians, if you're not a Christian, but are surrounded by them, they can be annoying as f**k. I don't hate them, as many of my friends are Christians. But I certainly do wish they would keep it to themselves.
I put them on the same level as telemarketers. They think they have a right to annoy you. And they think you're being rude when you tell them to f**k off.
I would guess it's more a case that he doesn't see it and that it's not a part of his everyday life. If he were living in a Muslim country or were from a Muslim background, his art would likely be different. You seem to be arguing that because one group of people is annoying him, he should criticize other groups that you find annoying too. Or else that's somehow hypocritical. I don't see the logic in that. I think it's a bit more sensible to tell the people who are annoying you to f**k off rather than telling people who are leaving you alone to f**k off too. And at the risk of going off on a tangent, certain people have a tendency to take an isolated example from another culture, sensationalize it and try to make it representative of that culture as a whole. What you think you know about Islamic culture might not be as accurate as you think. So you're specifying that Dolk is not against "all the religions", as I thought so far (as karl marx, that said: "religion is the opium of the people"); no Dolk hate only the Christians. Good to know That's not what I said. I said I think Christians annoy him based on what I've seen in his work. I don't think he hates anyone. That said, that's my opinion. If you want to know what he actually thinks, you should ask him. As for what I think about Christians, if you're not a Christian, but are surrounded by them, they can be annoying as f**k. I don't hate them, as many of my friends are Christians. But I certainly do wish they would keep it to themselves. I put them on the same level as telemarketers. They think they have a right to annoy you. And they think you're being rude when you tell them to f**k off. |
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by morgan on Nov 26, 2013 18:16:10 GMT 1, I am just so tired of street Artists that do prints and just add graff so its more "street" lol. Its fine for a bit but with this and every Whatson release its tiring. But then again who am I to jugde, I have been gutted on every drop lately so it doesn't matter
I am just so tired of street Artists that do prints and just add graff so its more "street" lol. Its fine for a bit but with this and every Whatson release its tiring. But then again who am I to jugde, I have been gutted on every drop lately so it doesn't matter |
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by whiteboy on Nov 26, 2013 18:21:52 GMT 1, I'd buy it if it was this colour.
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by Petrusino on Nov 26, 2013 18:26:52 GMT 1, So you're specifying that Dolk is not against "all the religions", as I thought so far (as karl marx, that said: "religion is the opium of the people"); no Dolk hate only the Christians. Good to know That's not what I said. I said I think Christians annoy him based on what I've seen in his work. I don't think he hates anyone. That said, that's my opinion. If you want to know what he actually thinks, you should ask him. As for what I think about Christians, if you're not a Christian, but are surrounded by them, they can be annoying as f**k. I don't hate them, as many of my friends are Christians. But I certainly do wish they would keep it to themselves. I put them on the same level as telemarketers. They think they have a right to annoy you. And they think you're being rude when you tell them to f**k off.
So you're specifying that Dolk is not against "all the religions", as I thought so far (as karl marx, that said: "religion is the opium of the people"); no Dolk hate only the Christians. Good to know That's not what I said. I said I think Christians annoy him based on what I've seen in his work. I don't think he hates anyone. That said, that's my opinion. If you want to know what he actually thinks, you should ask him. As for what I think about Christians, if you're not a Christian, but are surrounded by them, they can be annoying as f**k. I don't hate them, as many of my friends are Christians. But I certainly do wish they would keep it to themselves. I put them on the same level as telemarketers. They think they have a right to annoy you. And they think you're being rude when you tell them to f**k off. Only Dolk know his point of views about religion. However, if you're famous artist you can not just look at your land at your country or at your community, you have to look at the whole world; is the globalization. In any case, if you like this print buy it and enjoy it. under a "religious satiric" point of view I prefer this masterpiece |
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by randomname on Nov 26, 2013 18:33:00 GMT 1, That's not what I said. I said I think Christians annoy him based on what I've seen in his work. I don't think he hates anyone. That said, that's my opinion. If you want to know what he actually thinks, you should ask him. As for what I think about Christians, if you're not a Christian, but are surrounded by them, they can be annoying as f**k. I don't hate them, as many of my friends are Christians. But I certainly do wish they would keep it to themselves. I put them on the same level as telemarketers. They think they have a right to annoy you. And they think you're being rude when you tell them to f**k off. Only Dolk know his point of views about religion. However, if you're famous artist you can not just look at your land at your country or at your community, you have to look at the whole world; is the globalization. In any case, if you like this print buy it and enjoy it. under a "religious satiric" point of view I prefer this masterpiece
I have to disagree. Famous artists do not have an obligation to focus on other cultures than their own. They don't have to do anything they don't want to do. That's the great thing about being an artist. You get to say anything you want about whatever want. If anyone doesn't like it, they can fuck off.
That's not what I said. I said I think Christians annoy him based on what I've seen in his work. I don't think he hates anyone. That said, that's my opinion. If you want to know what he actually thinks, you should ask him. As for what I think about Christians, if you're not a Christian, but are surrounded by them, they can be annoying as f**k. I don't hate them, as many of my friends are Christians. But I certainly do wish they would keep it to themselves. I put them on the same level as telemarketers. They think they have a right to annoy you. And they think you're being rude when you tell them to f**k off. Only Dolk know his point of views about religion. However, if you're famous artist you can not just look at your land at your country or at your community, you have to look at the whole world; is the globalization. In any case, if you like this print buy it and enjoy it. under a "religious satiric" point of view I prefer this masterpiece I have to disagree. Famous artists do not have an obligation to focus on other cultures than their own. They don't have to do anything they don't want to do. That's the great thing about being an artist. You get to say anything you want about whatever want. If anyone doesn't like it, they can fuck off. |
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by Petrusino on Nov 26, 2013 18:45:22 GMT 1, Only Dolk know his point of views about religion. However, if you're famous artist you can not just look at your land at your country or at your community, you have to look at the whole world; is the globalization. In any case, if you like this print buy it and enjoy it. under a "religious satiric" point of view I prefer this masterpiece I have to disagree. Famous artists do not have an obligation to focus on other cultures than their own. They don't have to do anything they don't want to do. That's the great thing about being an artist. You get to say anything you want about whatever want. If anyone doesn't like it, they can f**k off.
Peace
Only Dolk know his point of views about religion. However, if you're famous artist you can not just look at your land at your country or at your community, you have to look at the whole world; is the globalization. In any case, if you like this print buy it and enjoy it. under a "religious satiric" point of view I prefer this masterpiece I have to disagree. Famous artists do not have an obligation to focus on other cultures than their own. They don't have to do anything they don't want to do. That's the great thing about being an artist. You get to say anything you want about whatever want. If anyone doesn't like it, they can f**k off. You're right this time; however, if you do not like what I say, do not worry, my culture has taught me to not send to fuck people who think differently. Peace |
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by artmanic1234 on Nov 26, 2013 19:01:02 GMT 1, MASSIVE Dolk fan I really like the graffiti remover
But I won't be going for any of these good luck to everyone else that will be
MASSIVE Dolk fan I really like the graffiti remover
But I won't be going for any of these good luck to everyone else that will be
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by randomname on Nov 26, 2013 19:01:28 GMT 1, I have to disagree. Famous artists do not have an obligation to focus on other cultures than their own. They don't have to do anything they don't want to do. That's the great thing about being an artist. You get to say anything you want about whatever want. If anyone doesn't like it, they can f**k off. You're right this time; however, if you do not like what I say, do not worry, my culture has taught me to not send to f**k people who think differently. Peace
I don't have a problem with anything you've said. Everyone is welcome to their opinion. And a public forum is a place to share those opinions.
It's only when people invade my personal space uninvited with their opinions that I have a problem. Like knocking on my door, or on the more extreme end, trying to pass laws based on their personal religious beliefs. To them, I have politely suggested that they should go fuck a goat. And will continue doing so.
No offense intended towards goats.
I have to disagree. Famous artists do not have an obligation to focus on other cultures than their own. They don't have to do anything they don't want to do. That's the great thing about being an artist. You get to say anything you want about whatever want. If anyone doesn't like it, they can f**k off. You're right this time; however, if you do not like what I say, do not worry, my culture has taught me to not send to f**k people who think differently. Peace I don't have a problem with anything you've said. Everyone is welcome to their opinion. And a public forum is a place to share those opinions. It's only when people invade my personal space uninvited with their opinions that I have a problem. Like knocking on my door, or on the more extreme end, trying to pass laws based on their personal religious beliefs. To them, I have politely suggested that they should go fuck a goat. And will continue doing so. No offense intended towards goats. |
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by Petrusino on Nov 26, 2013 19:24:32 GMT 1, You're right this time; however, if you do not like what I say, do not worry, my culture has taught me to not send to f**k people who think differently. Peace I don't have a problem with anything you've said. Everyone is welcome to their opinion. And a public forum is a place to share those opinions. It's only when people invade my personal space uninvited with their opinions that I have a problem. Like knocking on my door, or on the more extreme end, trying to pass laws based on their personal religious beliefs. To them, I have politely suggested that they should go f**k a goat. And will continue doing so. No offense intended towards goats.
"LEAP" is against the priests and pedophilia in the church I think. Nice
"PRIEST" is against the priests who defined themselves as saints, but saints are not. Nice
"PRAYING GIRL" pray is an illusion, it's like taking a blow to the head. Nice
"POPE" is against the old pope that was against the gay because he is gay? Nice
All these works are against the Catholic religion and it seems to me that the criticisms go beyond to the Jehovah's Witnesses or Mormons that knock on your door sunday morning (who, however, are not Catholics)
Being Dolk an artist, than with his art exceeds the borders of Norway, the people of the rest of the rest world maybe Catholics (one billion and 131 million) expects that his "social art" even going to touch other religions that are not so perfect for the evolution of the society ... If this is not done, the work of Dolk may seem hypocritical, offensive. So much for this side of his art, this "social side".
Regarding his art in general I think that the control on the quality and quantity is a little got out of hand.
Just this.
You're right this time; however, if you do not like what I say, do not worry, my culture has taught me to not send to f**k people who think differently. Peace I don't have a problem with anything you've said. Everyone is welcome to their opinion. And a public forum is a place to share those opinions. It's only when people invade my personal space uninvited with their opinions that I have a problem. Like knocking on my door, or on the more extreme end, trying to pass laws based on their personal religious beliefs. To them, I have politely suggested that they should go f**k a goat. And will continue doing so. No offense intended towards goats. I just want to motivate a little more what I think : "LEAP" is against the priests and pedophilia in the church I think. Nice "PRIEST" is against the priests who defined themselves as saints, but saints are not. Nice "PRAYING GIRL" pray is an illusion, it's like taking a blow to the head. Nice "POPE" is against the old pope that was against the gay because he is gay? Nice All these works are against the Catholic religion and it seems to me that the criticisms go beyond to the Jehovah's Witnesses or Mormons that knock on your door sunday morning (who, however, are not Catholics) Being Dolk an artist, than with his art exceeds the borders of Norway, the people of the rest of the rest world maybe Catholics (one billion and 131 million) expects that his "social art" even going to touch other religions that are not so perfect for the evolution of the society ... If this is not done, the work of Dolk may seem hypocritical, offensive. So much for this side of his art, this "social side". Regarding his art in general I think that the control on the quality and quantity is a little got out of hand. Just this. |
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by nrgball on Nov 26, 2013 19:30:07 GMT 1,
I like the intensity of the tags in this image better than the print.
I like the intensity of the tags in this image better than the print. |
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by Warm Gun on Nov 26, 2013 19:34:20 GMT 1, I don't have a problem with anything you've said. Everyone is welcome to their opinion. And a public forum is a place to share those opinions. It's only when people invade my personal space uninvited with their opinions that I have a problem. Like knocking on my door, or on the more extreme end, trying to pass laws based on their personal religious beliefs. To them, I have politely suggested that they should go f**k a goat. And will continue doing so. No offense intended towards goats. I just want to motivate a little more what I think : "LEAP" is against the priests and pedophilia in the church I think. Nice "PRIEST" is against the priests who defined themselves as saints, but saints are not. Nice "PRAYING GIRL" pray is an illusion, it's like taking a blow to the head. Nice "POPE" is against the old pope that was against the gay because he is gay? Nice All these works are against the Catholic religion and it seems to me that the criticisms go beyond to the Jehovah's Witnesses or Mormons that knock on your door sunday morning (who, however, are not Catholics) Being Dolk an artist, than with his art exceeds the borders of Norway, the people of the rest of the rest world maybe Catholics (18 millions in the world) expects that his "social art" even going to touch other religions that are not so perfect for the evolution of the society ... If this is not done, the work of Dolk may seem hypocritical, offensive. So much for this side of his art, this "social side". Regarding his art in general I think that the control on the quality and quantity is a little got out of hand. Just this.
I don't have a problem with anything you've said. Everyone is welcome to their opinion. And a public forum is a place to share those opinions. It's only when people invade my personal space uninvited with their opinions that I have a problem. Like knocking on my door, or on the more extreme end, trying to pass laws based on their personal religious beliefs. To them, I have politely suggested that they should go f**k a goat. And will continue doing so. No offense intended towards goats. I just want to motivate a little more what I think : "LEAP" is against the priests and pedophilia in the church I think. Nice "PRIEST" is against the priests who defined themselves as saints, but saints are not. Nice "PRAYING GIRL" pray is an illusion, it's like taking a blow to the head. Nice "POPE" is against the old pope that was against the gay because he is gay? Nice All these works are against the Catholic religion and it seems to me that the criticisms go beyond to the Jehovah's Witnesses or Mormons that knock on your door sunday morning (who, however, are not Catholics) Being Dolk an artist, than with his art exceeds the borders of Norway, the people of the rest of the rest world maybe Catholics (18 millions in the world) expects that his "social art" even going to touch other religions that are not so perfect for the evolution of the society ... If this is not done, the work of Dolk may seem hypocritical, offensive. So much for this side of his art, this "social side". Regarding his art in general I think that the control on the quality and quantity is a little got out of hand. Just this. Good post, there is certainly an ongoing theme in these works. |
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by Black Apple Art on Nov 26, 2013 20:46:25 GMT 1, I like the intensity of the tags in this image better than the print.
I like the intensity of the tags in this image better than the print. +1 .. like the neon |
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by Deleted on Nov 26, 2013 21:05:49 GMT 1,
Always amuses me when arm chair art 'commentators' start spouting their bile when they have little idea of the placement of originals and any rationale behind that. Then someone comes along with some direction for the masses.....
I agree that the colours sing in the art above more than the print as per the image displayed on the mailout but the finished product might be a bit different?
Always amuses me when arm chair art 'commentators' start spouting their bile when they have little idea of the placement of originals and any rationale behind that. Then someone comes along with some direction for the masses..... I agree that the colours sing in the art above more than the print as per the image displayed on the mailout but the finished product might be a bit different? |
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by Art Fan 2011 on Nov 26, 2013 21:11:03 GMT 1, Neon tagz, it does`nt get much better than that! Shame there not used in the print!
Neon tagz, it does`nt get much better than that! Shame there not used in the print!
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by Gulosten on Nov 26, 2013 21:55:34 GMT 1, Hopefully the increase in price will keep the flippers away, and the prints will make the wall at first sale!
Hoping for a graffiti remover here
Hopefully the increase in price will keep the flippers away, and the prints will make the wall at first sale! Hoping for a graffiti remover here |
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by mawge on Nov 26, 2013 22:03:20 GMT 1, i think the prices would have to increase a lot more to keep the flippers away from Dolks stuff
i think the prices would have to increase a lot more to keep the flippers away from Dolks stuff
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by Deleted on Nov 26, 2013 22:05:23 GMT 1, Dolk : Places tags on tradition,religion and authority ( Self explainatory really) Martin Whatson : Tags anything and everything ( introduced after seeing his stencils in Oslo getting tagged, he thought he'd get in there first next time, quite clever really) Banksy : Jungle cats (It's like a jungle sometimes it makes me wonder.. urban jungle anyone?) Keep in mind, in the "olden" days, people painted what they saw. Landscapes, Churches etc etc. Introducing graff markings/tagging etc into contemporary painting and prints.. well, it's what they see everyday, much like Constable saw a landscape and Turner saw the sky. If you live an urban lifestyle, have an anti authoritarian bent and equate hackney with a concrete jungle. Well, these will appeal no ? If you're a Deleuzian Rhizomatic theory reading Derrida fan. Then maybe you can dismiss them as "pop" or not serious enough for your tastes. They're certainly very colourful and decorative. What's not to like ? Taking a stencil out with Graffiti remover is quite funny IMO. And tagging over Mary and Baby Jesus, just offensive enough. peace
I'm always interested to see your views given your affiliations ... So whatson wasn't aware Dolk had already had this idea and would seemingly do the exact same thing? (Not that Dolk was being original but )
Dolk : Places tags on tradition,religion and authority ( Self explainatory really) Martin Whatson : Tags anything and everything ( introduced after seeing his stencils in Oslo getting tagged, he thought he'd get in there first next time, quite clever really) Banksy : Jungle cats (It's like a jungle sometimes it makes me wonder.. urban jungle anyone?) Keep in mind, in the "olden" days, people painted what they saw. Landscapes, Churches etc etc. Introducing graff markings/tagging etc into contemporary painting and prints.. well, it's what they see everyday, much like Constable saw a landscape and Turner saw the sky. If you live an urban lifestyle, have an anti authoritarian bent and equate hackney with a concrete jungle. Well, these will appeal no ? If you're a Deleuzian Rhizomatic theory reading Derrida fan. Then maybe you can dismiss them as "pop" or not serious enough for your tastes. They're certainly very colourful and decorative. What's not to like ? Taking a stencil out with Graffiti remover is quite funny IMO. And tagging over Mary and Baby Jesus, just offensive enough. peace I'm always interested to see your views given your affiliations ... So whatson wasn't aware Dolk had already had this idea and would seemingly do the exact same thing? (Not that Dolk was being original but ) |
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by rexxington on Nov 26, 2013 22:13:19 GMT 1, i haven't been impressed by any dolk release since bombsuit. 2 v. weak images IMO
i haven't been impressed by any dolk release since bombsuit. 2 v. weak images IMO
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by Stoko on Nov 26, 2013 22:33:33 GMT 1, I like the intensity of the tags in this image better than the print.
I like the intensity of the tags in this image better than the print. yeah, i think this is a stunning street piece but as a print it's a bit 'shit hairdresser that's trying to be hip's salon wall'. |
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by Happy Go Lucky Chap on Nov 26, 2013 23:01:23 GMT 1, Personally I think Graffiti Remover is the stronger image, but probably won't be as popular as Angels, which should be worth a punt as a pre-Xmas flip
Personally I think Graffiti Remover is the stronger image, but probably won't be as popular as Angels, which should be worth a punt as a pre-Xmas flip
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by sohohoho on Nov 27, 2013 5:09:07 GMT 1, The colour scheme used for the tags in the Angels print is awful.
Why they gave it the go-ahead I don't know!
The use of neon in the street piece is fantastic. Radio active decay!
I prefer Graffiti Remover on this occasion but I think it would work better with a pale background.
Maybe it will be nicer in person.
The colour scheme used for the tags in the Angels print is awful.
Why they gave it the go-ahead I don't know!
The use of neon in the street piece is fantastic. Radio active decay!
I prefer Graffiti Remover on this occasion but I think it would work better with a pale background.
Maybe it will be nicer in person.
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by monsoonking on Nov 27, 2013 6:57:59 GMT 1, The colour scheme used for the tags in the Angels print is awful.
The colour scheme used for the tags in the Angels print is awful. In addition to the color scheme, the tags are just too dense. Unlike in the street piece, the tagged portion is almost entirely hidden. This leaves the image feeling unbalanced and sloppy. The arrangement in Toy is much more harmonious. |
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by mandingo on Nov 27, 2013 8:18:32 GMT 1, Angels looks too busy for me and graffiti remover looks a bit rushed the arms dont work either hope the screens are better on this edition you look at evolution closely there a lot of overlapping shoddy printmanship in my eyes.
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Angels looks too busy for me and graffiti remover looks a bit rushed the arms dont work either hope the screens are better on this edition you look at evolution closely there a lot of overlapping shoddy printmanship in my eyes.
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by Deleted on Nov 27, 2013 11:47:37 GMT 1, Banksy pretty much did these two images years ago at the Cans Festival, with the tagged cat and the council worker cleaning the cave painting. I'd feel embarassed releasing them, but saying that the massive amount of money in my pocket would probably soften the blow
Those Banksy pieces are nothing like these.
I don't know why every thread about Dolk has to result in people comparing his stuff to Banksy's stuff.
Banksy pretty much did these two images years ago at the Cans Festival, with the tagged cat and the council worker cleaning the cave painting. I'd feel embarassed releasing them, but saying that the massive amount of money in my pocket would probably soften the blow Those Banksy pieces are nothing like these. I don't know why every thread about Dolk has to result in people comparing his stuff to Banksy's stuff. |
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by Deleted on Nov 27, 2013 11:54:34 GMT 1, Those Banksy pieces are nothing like these. I don't know why every thread about Dolk has to result in people comparing his stuff to Banksy's stuff.
^^^ didnt Banksy once say this?.
"Those Blek pieces are nothing like these.I dont know why every thread about Blek has to result in people comparing his stuff to my stuff"
Banksy.
*just made this up, dont write it in a book or anything.
Those Banksy pieces are nothing like these. I don't know why every thread about Dolk has to result in people comparing his stuff to Banksy's stuff. ^^^ didnt Banksy once say this?. "Those Blek pieces are nothing like these.I dont know why every thread about Blek has to result in people comparing his stuff to my stuff" Banksy. *just made this up, dont write it in a book or anything. |
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DOLK “Graffiti Remover” & “Angels” Print Release, by Deleted on Nov 27, 2013 11:56:36 GMT 1, Ummm I don't know? Did he? : )
Ummm I don't know? Did he? : )
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There is a lot of hypocrisy, transgression, trends and prints from one or two years ago that float on the bay at £ 500 just because originally they cost £350... I like Dolk, the old Dolk, Because I think the new Dolk are focusing more on quantity than on the quality.
