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Share the STIK love!, by chads007 on May 22, 2016 17:04:41 GMT 1, We have a serial hyper here
(apols)
We have a serial hyper here
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Share the STIK love!, by tab1 on May 22, 2016 18:23:09 GMT 1, We have a cereal hyper here (apols)
Lots of crunchy nut flakes on this thread
We have a cereal hyper here (apols) [ Lots of crunchy nut flakes on this thread |
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Share the STIK love!, by urbanflik on May 22, 2016 20:11:15 GMT 1, I know this is not a price check thread and people are tired of talking Stik prices (!) but I'm keen to understand what a full set of 5 babies could make right now including Nude..what with so much hype around the artist right now..I keep looking at classic merc SL and I'm tempted to offload some of my collection to fund.
Feel free to PM or hype away  ?
Cheers!
I know this is not a price check thread and people are tired of talking Stik prices (!) but I'm keen to understand what a full set of 5 babies could make right now including Nude..what with so much hype around the artist right now..I keep looking at classic merc SL and I'm tempted to offload some of my collection to fund. Feel free to PM or hype away ? Cheers! |
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Share the STIK love!, by Ddog on May 22, 2016 20:20:46 GMT 1, I know this is not a price check thread and people are tired of talking Stik prices (!) but I'm keen to understand what a full set of 5 babies could make right now including Nude..what with so much hype around the artist right now..I keep looking at classic merc SL and I'm tempted to offload some of my collection to fund. Feel free to PM or hype away ? Cheers!
You've gotta figure a private sale, not an auction ยฃ25k ish including the nude.
That's gotta be about right surely?
I know this is not a price check thread and people are tired of talking Stik prices (!) but I'm keen to understand what a full set of 5 babies could make right now including Nude..what with so much hype around the artist right now..I keep looking at classic merc SL and I'm tempted to offload some of my collection to fund. Feel free to PM or hype away ? Cheers! You've gotta figure a private sale, not an auction ยฃ25k ish including the nude. That's gotta be about right surely? |
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Share the STIK love!, by BKBOI on May 23, 2016 11:42:09 GMT 1, Price check on Stik's work. Have they doubled since yesterday?
Price check on Stik's work. Have they doubled since yesterday?
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Share the STIK love!, by tab1 on May 23, 2016 12:47:21 GMT 1, Some unscrupulous galleries enter work into charity auctions as the money is going to good causes and attracts good buyers and great pr,mostly the buyers do not actually care about the item being sold and the sale piece achieves well over the norm , their main concern is the money going to the charity , then this ripples through to all the people that have the same piece and they expect the same price .
Some galleries use this practice as propels their represented artists sales and benifits the galleries new found extra inventorie of the auctioned piece that was previously sold out that now goes on to be sold at the new charity sold price
Not attaching Stik to this sales practice , as he genuinely helps the people in need and has a long standing passion for the nhs for the help he received , my point is charity sales do not really relate to the general market price,
What ever the sales price was before the auction add ยฃ500 for the hype
Enter a dot dot dot , Dolk , whatson or chevier print into a charity auction and it achieves ยฃ8000 does that mean all the rest of the edition is worth that price?
Some unscrupulous galleries enter work into charity auctions as the money is going to good causes and attracts good buyers and great pr,mostly the buyers do not actually care about the item being sold and the sale piece achieves well over the norm , their main concern is the money going to the charity , then this ripples through to all the people that have the same piece and they expect the same price .
Some galleries use this practice as propels their represented artists sales and benifits the galleries new found extra inventorie of the auctioned piece that was previously sold out that now goes on to be sold at the new charity sold price
Not attaching Stik to this sales practice , as he genuinely helps the people in need and has a long standing passion for the nhs for the help he received , my point is charity sales do not really relate to the general market price,
What ever the sales price was before the auction add ยฃ500 for the hype
Enter a dot dot dot , Dolk , whatson or chevier print into a charity auction and it achieves ยฃ8000 does that mean all the rest of the edition is worth that price?
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Share the STIK love!, by BKBOI on May 23, 2016 13:33:12 GMT 1, Some unscrupulous galleries enter work into charity auctions as the money is going to good causes and attracts good buyers and great pr,mostly the buyers do not actually care about the item being sold and the sale piece achieves well over the norm , their main concern is the money going to the charity , then this ripples through to all the people that have the same piece and they expect the same price . Some galleries use this practice as propels their represented artists sales and benifits the galleries new found extra inventorie of the auctioned piece that was previously sold out that now goes on to be sold at the new charity sold price Not attaching Stik to this sales practice , as he genuinely helps the people in need and has a long standing passion for the nhs for the help he received , my point is charity sales do not really relate to the general market price, What ever the sales price was before the auction add ยฃ500 for the hype Enter a dot dot dot , Dolk , whatson or chevier print into a charity auction and it achieves ยฃ8000 does that mean all the rest of the edition is worth that price?
Some unscrupulous galleries enter work into charity auctions as the money is going to good causes and attracts good buyers and great pr,mostly the buyers do not actually care about the item being sold and the sale piece achieves well over the norm , their main concern is the money going to the charity , then this ripples through to all the people that have the same piece and they expect the same price . Some galleries use this practice as propels their represented artists sales and benifits the galleries new found extra inventorie of the auctioned piece that was previously sold out that now goes on to be sold at the new charity sold price Not attaching Stik to this sales practice , as he genuinely helps the people in need and has a long standing passion for the nhs for the help he received , my point is charity sales do not really relate to the general market price, What ever the sales price was before the auction add ยฃ500 for the hype Enter a dot dot dot , Dolk , whatson or chevier print into a charity auction and it achieves ยฃ8000 does that mean all the rest of the edition is worth that price? I agree on most of the stuff written. But comparing Stik with other hyped artists who release prints at least twice a year with a fairly huge edition size seems wrong. If Stik would only release prints like Kaws does, I am sure we will not be seeing these crazy prices being asked by sellers. The same were true for Banksy. The current demand outstrips the existing inventory. |
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Share the STIK love!, by tab1 on May 23, 2016 13:48:33 GMT 1, Some unscrupulous galleries enter work into charity auctions as the money is going to good causes and attracts good buyers and great pr,mostly the buyers do not actually care about the item being sold and the sale piece achieves well over the norm , their main concern is the money going to the charity , then this ripples through to all the people that have the same piece and they expect the same price . Some galleries use this practice as propels their represented artists sales and benifits the galleries new found extra inventorie of the auctioned piece that was previously sold out that now goes on to be sold at the new charity sold price Not attaching Stik to this sales practice , as he genuinely helps the people in need and has a long standing passion for the nhs for the help he received , my point is charity sales do not really relate to the general market price, What ever the sales price was before the auction add ยฃ500 for the hype Enter a dot dot dot , Dolk , whatson or chevier print into a charity auction and it achieves ยฃ8000 does that mean all the rest of the edition is worth that price? I agree on most of the stuff written. But comparing Stik with other hyped artists who release prints at least twice a year with a fairly huge edition size seems wrong. If Stik would only release prints like Kaws does, I am sure we will not be seeing these crazy prices being asked by sellers. The same were true for Banksy. The current demand outstrips the existing inventory.
Another point of respect for the artist is he has always kept his editions small and not taken advantage of his popularity and released editions of 300 like some , but then this is his appeal and drives the high sums by releasing small editions that can't supply the demand
Not comparing , my point is charity sales have no relevance to the general market prices by using those artists
Even with his small editions ยฃ7k upwards for his prints is way too much.
Going by how things are most of the genuine Stik fans are now priced out
Some unscrupulous galleries enter work into charity auctions as the money is going to good causes and attracts good buyers and great pr,mostly the buyers do not actually care about the item being sold and the sale piece achieves well over the norm , their main concern is the money going to the charity , then this ripples through to all the people that have the same piece and they expect the same price . Some galleries use this practice as propels their represented artists sales and benifits the galleries new found extra inventorie of the auctioned piece that was previously sold out that now goes on to be sold at the new charity sold price Not attaching Stik to this sales practice , as he genuinely helps the people in need and has a long standing passion for the nhs for the help he received , my point is charity sales do not really relate to the general market price, What ever the sales price was before the auction add ยฃ500 for the hype Enter a dot dot dot , Dolk , whatson or chevier print into a charity auction and it achieves ยฃ8000 does that mean all the rest of the edition is worth that price? I agree on most of the stuff written. But comparing Stik with other hyped artists who release prints at least twice a year with a fairly huge edition size seems wrong. If Stik would only release prints like Kaws does, I am sure we will not be seeing these crazy prices being asked by sellers. The same were true for Banksy. The current demand outstrips the existing inventory. Another point of respect for the artist is he has always kept his editions small and not taken advantage of his popularity and released editions of 300 like some , but then this is his appeal and drives the high sums by releasing small editions that can't supply the demand Not comparing , my point is charity sales have no relevance to the general market prices by using those artists Even with his small editions ยฃ7k upwards for his prints is way too much. Going by how things are most of the genuine Stik fans are now priced out |
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Share the STIK love!, by stillborncrisps on May 23, 2016 13:51:14 GMT 1, D*Face has a few works in the V&A's collection. A print of his was displayed downstairs for a couple of years. The D*Face was donated to the V&A. Most institutions don't have the funds to buy work, and that includes The Tate who are in the lap of the high-earning artists and galleries.ย
No funds?? The Tate is just completing a ยฃ260million extension! 
(The plans for which predate and then glided through the 2007/08 global financial meltdown)
D*Face has a few works in the V&A's collection. A print of his was displayed downstairs for a couple of years. The D*Face was donated to the V&A. Most institutions don't have the funds to buy work, and that includes The Tate who are in the lap of the high-earning artists and galleries.ย No funds?? The Tate is just completing a ยฃ260million extension! (The plans for which predate and then glided through the 2007/08 global financial meltdown) |
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Share the STIK love!, by rgc on May 23, 2016 13:59:19 GMT 1, I agree on most of the stuff written. But comparing Stik with other hyped artists who release prints at least twice a year with a fairly huge edition size seems wrong. If Stik would only release prints like Kaws does, I am sure we will not be seeing these crazy prices being asked by sellers. The same were true for Banksy. The current demand outstrips the existing inventory. Another point of respect for the artist is he has always kept his editions small and not taken advantage of his popularity and released editions of 300 like some , but then this is his appeal and drives the high sums by releasing small editions that can't supply the demand Not comparing , my point is charity sales have no relevance to the general market prices by using those artists Even with his small editions ยฃ7k upwards for his prints is way too much. Going by how things are most of the genuine Stik fans are now priced out
"Genuine fans are priced out", what does this mean?? Are you suggesting that someone that pays a higher price for a print or original is not a genuine fan.
I agree on most of the stuff written. But comparing Stik with other hyped artists who release prints at least twice a year with a fairly huge edition size seems wrong. If Stik would only release prints like Kaws does, I am sure we will not be seeing these crazy prices being asked by sellers. The same were true for Banksy. The current demand outstrips the existing inventory. Another point of respect for the artist is he has always kept his editions small and not taken advantage of his popularity and released editions of 300 like some , but then this is his appeal and drives the high sums by releasing small editions that can't supply the demand Not comparing , my point is charity sales have no relevance to the general market prices by using those artists Even with his small editions ยฃ7k upwards for his prints is way too much. Going by how things are most of the genuine Stik fans are now priced out "Genuine fans are priced out", what does this mean?? Are you suggesting that someone that pays a higher price for a print or original is not a genuine fan. |
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Share the STIK love!, by BKBOI on May 23, 2016 14:05:24 GMT 1, Probably meant people who bought Stik's work at an earlier point in his career before the hype. I don't understand how genuine fans are getting priced out as he seems to be pricing his prints for under 1k quid. The secondary market is what is pricing out everyone.
Probably meant people who bought Stik's work at an earlier point in his career before the hype. I don't understand how genuine fans are getting priced out as he seems to be pricing his prints for under 1k quid. The secondary market is what is pricing out everyone.
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Share the STIK love!, by tab1 on May 23, 2016 14:07:17 GMT 1, Another point of respect for the artist is he has always kept his editions small and not taken advantage of his popularity and released editions of 300 like some , but then this is his appeal and drives the high sums by releasing small editions that can't supply the demand Not comparing , my point is charity sales have no relevance to the general market prices by using those artists Even with his small editions ยฃ7k upwards for his prints is way too much. Going by how things are most of the genuine Stik fans are now priced out "Genuine fans are priced out", what does this mean?? Are you suggesting that someone that pays a higher price for a print or original is not a genuine fan.
MOST if you spotted that , not ALL
A few collected when he first started making art when prices were ยฃ25 for a mini canvas jump to now where prices are ยฃ1500 plus not all have the means to afford to collect now ..genuine collectors at all price levels but also when at a certain price point you have buyers that buy as a status symbol and for an investment
Which ALL can't afford
Secondary market talking about as release is affordable but with such tiny editions snapped up in nanoseconds
Another point of respect for the artist is he has always kept his editions small and not taken advantage of his popularity and released editions of 300 like some , but then this is his appeal and drives the high sums by releasing small editions that can't supply the demand Not comparing , my point is charity sales have no relevance to the general market prices by using those artists Even with his small editions ยฃ7k upwards for his prints is way too much. Going by how things are most of the genuine Stik fans are now priced out "Genuine fans are priced out", what does this mean?? Are you suggesting that someone that pays a higher price for a print or original is not a genuine fan. MOST if you spotted that , not ALL A few collected when he first started making art when prices were ยฃ25 for a mini canvas jump to now where prices are ยฃ1500 plus not all have the means to afford to collect now ..genuine collectors at all price levels but also when at a certain price point you have buyers that buy as a status symbol and for an investment Which ALL can't afford Secondary market talking about as release is affordable but with such tiny editions snapped up in nanoseconds |
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Share the STIK love!, by Deleted on May 23, 2016 14:18:45 GMT 1, Probably meant people who bought Stik's work at an earlier point in his career before the hype. I don't understand how genuine fans are getting priced out as he seems to be pricing his prints for under 1k quid. The secondary market is what is pricing out everyone.
I can't name a single more accessible artist than stik at varying pricepoints. He recently had a print/poster in a ยฃ2.50 Big Issue and in a ยฃ12 book. If that's not an affordable price, I'm not sure what is.
Probably meant people who bought Stik's work at an earlier point in his career before the hype. I don't understand how genuine fans are getting priced out as he seems to be pricing his prints for under 1k quid. The secondary market is what is pricing out everyone. I can't name a single more accessible artist than stik at varying pricepoints. He recently had a print/poster in a ยฃ2.50 Big Issue and in a ยฃ12 book. If that's not an affordable price, I'm not sure what is. |
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Share the STIK love!, by sierrahotel on May 23, 2016 16:17:54 GMT 1, Probably meant people who bought Stik's work at an earlier point in his career before the hype. I don't understand how genuine fans are getting priced out as he seems to be pricing his prints for under 1k quid. The secondary market is what is pricing out everyone. I can't name a single more accessible artist than stik at varying pricepoints. He recently had a print/poster in a ยฃ2.50 Big Issue and in a ยฃ12 book. If that's not an affordable price, I'm not sure what is.
Probably meant people who bought Stik's work at an earlier point in his career before the hype. I don't understand how genuine fans are getting priced out as he seems to be pricing his prints for under 1k quid. The secondary market is what is pricing out everyone. I can't name a single more accessible artist than stik at varying pricepoints. He recently had a print/poster in a ยฃ2.50 Big Issue and in a ยฃ12 book. If that's not an affordable price, I'm not sure what is. I rarely hit the quote key, but you couldn't be more right mate. Those book prints frame up beautifully. |
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Share the STIK love!, by Deleted on May 23, 2016 18:49:20 GMT 1, Silver and red liberty prints coming up at Phillips 9th of June sale
Silver and red liberty prints coming up at Phillips 9th of June sale
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Share the STIK love!, by cyberkid on May 23, 2016 18:59:21 GMT 1, Phillips Evening & Day Editions London Auction 9 June 2016
194
Stik
Liberty (Silver), 2013-14
Screenprint in silver, on wove paper, with full margins,
I. 106 x 36 cm (41 3/4 x 14 1/8 in.) S. 112 x 49 cm (44 1/8 x 19 1/4 in.)
signed and inscribed 'AP' in pencil (an artist's proof aside from the edition of 12), with the accompanying Certificate of Authenticity, published by Squarity (with their blindstamp), framed.
Estimate ยฃ2,000 - 3,000
195
Stik
Liberty (Orange), 2013
Screenprint in colours, on Somerset paper, with full margins,
I. 105.7 x 35.7 cm (41 5/8 x 14 in.) S. 111.1 x 40.7 cm (43 3/4 x 16 in.)
signed and annotated 'PP 3/3' in pencil (a printer's proof aside from the edition of 25), with the accompanying Certificate of Authenticity, published by Squarity, framed.
Estimate ยฃ2,000 - 3,000
Phillips Evening & Day Editions London Auction 9 June 2016
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Stik
Liberty (Silver), 2013-14
Screenprint in silver, on wove paper, with full margins,
I. 106 x 36 cm (41 3/4 x 14 1/8 in.) S. 112 x 49 cm (44 1/8 x 19 1/4 in.)
signed and inscribed 'AP' in pencil (an artist's proof aside from the edition of 12), with the accompanying Certificate of Authenticity, published by Squarity (with their blindstamp), framed.
Estimate ยฃ2,000 - 3,000
195
Stik
Liberty (Orange), 2013
Screenprint in colours, on Somerset paper, with full margins,
I. 105.7 x 35.7 cm (41 5/8 x 14 in.) S. 111.1 x 40.7 cm (43 3/4 x 16 in.)
signed and annotated 'PP 3/3' in pencil (a printer's proof aside from the edition of 25), with the accompanying Certificate of Authenticity, published by Squarity, framed.
Estimate ยฃ2,000 - 3,000
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Share the STIK love!, by rgc on May 23, 2016 19:26:40 GMT 1, Phillips Evening & Day Editions London Auction 9 June 2016 194 Stik Liberty (Silver), 2013-14 Screenprint in silver, on wove paper, with full margins, I. 106 x 36 cm (41 3/4 x 14 1/8 in.) S. 112 x 49 cm (44 1/8 x 19 1/4 in.) signed and inscribed 'AP' in pencil (an artist's proof aside from the edition of 12), with the accompanying Certificate of Authenticity, published by Squarity (with their blindstamp), framed. Estimate ยฃ2,000 - 3,000 195 Stik Liberty (Orange), 2013 Screenprint in colours, on Somerset paper, with full margins, I. 105.7 x 35.7 cm (41 5/8 x 14 in.) S. 111.1 x 40.7 cm (43 3/4 x 16 in.) signed and annotated 'PP 3/3' in pencil (a printer's proof aside from the edition of 25), with the accompanying Certificate of Authenticity, published by Squarity, framed. Estimate ยฃ2,000 - 3,000
And it all begins again.....!!
Phillips Evening & Day Editions London Auction 9 June 2016 194 Stik Liberty (Silver), 2013-14 Screenprint in silver, on wove paper, with full margins, I. 106 x 36 cm (41 3/4 x 14 1/8 in.) S. 112 x 49 cm (44 1/8 x 19 1/4 in.) signed and inscribed 'AP' in pencil (an artist's proof aside from the edition of 12), with the accompanying Certificate of Authenticity, published by Squarity (with their blindstamp), framed. Estimate ยฃ2,000 - 3,000 195 Stik Liberty (Orange), 2013 Screenprint in colours, on Somerset paper, with full margins, I. 105.7 x 35.7 cm (41 5/8 x 14 in.) S. 111.1 x 40.7 cm (43 3/4 x 16 in.) signed and annotated 'PP 3/3' in pencil (a printer's proof aside from the edition of 25), with the accompanying Certificate of Authenticity, published by Squarity, framed. Estimate ยฃ2,000 - 3,000 And it all begins again.....!! |
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Share the STIK love!, by aa on May 23, 2016 20:02:50 GMT 1, Has anyone walked past his studio on Pitfield St recently?
Maybe it's old news, but I hadn't been round there in a long time - the big Stik carrying the smaller one is gone and the whole thing has been covered in skeletons - that look to me like Stik drew them.
I hope he's found a decent place keep working.
There's a site security sticker and quite a few broken windows too. It was quite sad to see.
Has anyone walked past his studio on Pitfield St recently?
Maybe it's old news, but I hadn't been round there in a long time - the big Stik carrying the smaller one is gone and the whole thing has been covered in skeletons - that look to me like Stik drew them.
I hope he's found a decent place keep working.
There's a site security sticker and quite a few broken windows too. It was quite sad to see.
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Share the STIK love!, by BKBOI on May 23, 2016 20:07:26 GMT 1, are these still for charity?
are these still for charity?
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Share the STIK love!, by Dungle on May 23, 2016 20:18:33 GMT 1, Has anyone walked past his studio on Pitfield St recently? Maybe it's old news, but I hadn't been round there in a long time - the big Stik carrying the smaller one is gone and the whole thing has been covered in skeletons - that look to me like Stik drew them. I hope he's found a decent place keep working. There's a site security sticker and quite a few broken windows too. It was quite sad to see.
The new piece is by Skeleton Cardboard. The old Stik was removed.
Has anyone walked past his studio on Pitfield St recently? Maybe it's old news, but I hadn't been round there in a long time - the big Stik carrying the smaller one is gone and the whole thing has been covered in skeletons - that look to me like Stik drew them. I hope he's found a decent place keep working. There's a site security sticker and quite a few broken windows too. It was quite sad to see. The new piece is by Skeleton Cardboard. The old Stik was removed. |
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Share the STIK love!, by aa on May 23, 2016 21:36:16 GMT 1, Thanks - I've never heard of Skeleton Cardboard before.
I've just had a quick Google and still think it looks like Stik did them!
Thanks - I've never heard of Skeleton Cardboard before.
I've just had a quick Google and still think it looks like Stik did them!
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Share the STIK love!, by WOOF on May 23, 2016 21:45:57 GMT 1, Thanks - I've never heard of Skeleton Cardboard before. I've just had a quick Google and still think it looks like Stik did them!
Give the man some credit, aa. "Skeleton Cardboard" Looks like yet another Basquiat biter.
Thanks - I've never heard of Skeleton Cardboard before. I've just had a quick Google and still think it looks like Stik did them!
Give the man some credit, aa. "Skeleton Cardboard" Looks like yet another Basquiat biter. |
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Share the STIK love!, by Jetpac on May 23, 2016 22:58:01 GMT 1, I can't name a single more accessible artist than stik at varying pricepoints. He recently had a print/poster in a ยฃ2.50 Big Issue and in a ยฃ12 book. If that's not an affordable price, I'm not sure what is. I rarely hit the in quote key, but you couldn't be more right mate. Those book prints frame up beautifully.
I can't name a single more accessible artist than stik at varying pricepoints. He recently had a print/poster in a ยฃ2.50 Big Issue and in a ยฃ12 book. If that's not an affordable price, I'm not sure what is. I rarely hit the in quote key, but you couldn't be more right mate. Those book prints frame up beautifully. How big are the book prints and how easily do the creases come out? |
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Share the STIK love!, by aa on May 24, 2016 1:30:12 GMT 1, Sorry if I'm dragging this off topic - does anyone have any info on Skeleton Cardboard? I really liked the stuff I found on Google, but haven't heard of him/her before.
PM if you don't wanna drag us away from Stik future values!
Sorry if I'm dragging this off topic - does anyone have any info on Skeleton Cardboard? I really liked the stuff I found on Google, but haven't heard of him/her before.
PM if you don't wanna drag us away from Stik future values!
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Share the STIK love!, by WOOF on May 24, 2016 3:23:16 GMT 1,
Sorry if I'm dragging this off topic - does anyone have any info on Skeleton Cardboard? I really liked the stuff I found on Google, but haven't heard of him/her before. PM if you don't wanna drag us away from Stik future values!
Better to start a new thread than drag this one, which is supposed to be about Stik, off topic.
Sorry if I'm dragging this off topic - does anyone have any info on Skeleton Cardboard? I really liked the stuff I found on Google, but haven't heard of him/her before. PM if you don't wanna drag us away from Stik future values! Better to start a new thread than drag this one, which is supposed to be about Stik, off topic. |
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Share the STIK love!, by Dibbs 45 on May 24, 2016 7:23:15 GMT 1, Sorry if I'm dragging this off topic - does anyone have any info on Skeleton Cardboard? I really liked the stuff I found on Google, but haven't heard of him/her before. PM if you don't wanna drag us away from Stik future values!
Go on to Artbleat. Harry has some photos of his work. If you are around shoreditch there's plenty of his work up. He has a FB as well
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Sorry if I'm dragging this off topic - does anyone have any info on Skeleton Cardboard? I really liked the stuff I found on Google, but haven't heard of him/her before. PM if you don't wanna drag us away from Stik future values! Go on to Artbleat. Harry has some photos of his work. If you are around shoreditch there's plenty of his work up. He has a FB as well Back to stik |
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iamzero
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May 2011
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Share the STIK love!, by iamzero on May 26, 2016 21:32:02 GMT 1, Prices must be on the rise... I want ยฃ14k for my red now.
Prices must be on the rise... I want ยฃ14k for my red now.
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