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New Miss Bugs OG, by randomname on Apr 29, 2015 23:35:42 GMT 1,
Apr 29, 2015 23:25:52 GMT 1 WOOF said:
Apr 29, 2015 23:15:50 GMT 1 randomname said:
To be fair, I don't remember if you ever said anything specifically about her use of comic book art. I just remember you're a fan of her work. So I thought it was a little odd you would take exception to someone using another artist's work as a minor element. But not have a problem with an artist using anther person's work as the central element. If anything, I'd say Sandra's misappropriation is far more blatant.

I enjoy Sandra's work, but have never said it doesn't appropriate. I'm also a fan of MB's. Actually, a much bigger fan. And I think unlike SC, MB's work can stand on its own without the help of appropriation. So I don't get why they do it. They don't need to, and I think it cheapens the work. I still think it's good, but I lso think it could be better...

Fair enough. I agree MB's work stands on its own. I'd be interested to hear some opinions from the artists they appropriated.

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Apr 29, 2015 23:15:50 GMT 1 randomname said:

To be fair, I don't remember if you ever said anything specifically about her use of comic book art. I just remember you're a fan of her work. So I thought it was a little odd you would take exception to someone using another artist's work as a minor element. But not have a problem with an artist using anther person's work as the central element. If anything, I'd say Sandra's misappropriation is far more blatant.

I enjoy Sandra's work, but have never said it doesn't appropriate. I'm also a fan of MB's. Actually, a much bigger fan. And I think unlike SC, MB's work can stand on its own without the help of appropriation. So I don't get why they do it. They don't need to, and I think it cheapens the work. I still think it's good, but I lso think it could be better...

Fair enough. I agree MB's work stands on its own. I'd be interested to hear some opinions from the artists they appropriated.

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New Miss Bugs OG, by chan011 on Apr 29, 2015 23:50:38 GMT 1,
Apr 29, 2015 21:49:33 GMT 1 Ottomatik said:
Dan, they have always been at the top of my list!

Here's a new one from Instagram:

seeing this makes me want to make mine using the tried and true blades or pills or butterfly cut currency that they are know for and do so well.

at the same time i want them to take a risk and use a medium they havent explored. so torn

Apr 29, 2015 21:49:33 GMT 1 Ottomatik said:

Dan, they have always been at the top of my list!

Here's a new one from Instagram:

seeing this makes me want to make mine using the tried and true blades or pills or butterfly cut currency that they are know for and do so well.

at the same time i want them to take a risk and use a medium they havent explored. so torn

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New Miss Bugs OG, by Ottomatik on Sept 9, 2015 13:16:20 GMT 1, JH Revisit - diptych
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Surgical blades float cast in resin with stickers and 24ct gold leaf on wood and aluminium

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New Miss Bugs OG, by Ottomatik on Jan 7, 2016 1:53:46 GMT 1, Title - Live Slow, Die Old. - Diptych
Toy cars float cast in resin with 24ct gold leaf on wood and aluminium.
Size - 160cm x 90cm

Title - Live Slow, Die Old. - Diptych
Toy cars float cast in resin with 24ct gold leaf on wood and aluminium.
Size - 160cm x 90cm

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New Miss Bugs OG, by chan011 on Jan 13, 2016 4:43:46 GMT 1, posting this everywhere

I’ve wanted to document this for the last few years so others can see the behind the scenes and how great MB is to work with. Hopefully MB will be fine with the correspondence that is documented below but im sure I'm not the only one that was curious about the process

Here is the overall process for my piece
I started this process back in December of 2013 and she finally arrived today!

Quotes are MB, Italics are me

Size and prices for resin pieces is as follows: (took out the prices since it was from back in 2013

small 120cm x 90cm (ish) (this is the starting size - cannot go smaller with resin due to detail)
medium 150cm x 110cm (ish)
large 180cm x 130cm (ish) (depending on materials/size)

The prices above are for wall-hanging pieces and come framed in hand-made deep float frames. There will be an extra cost for shipping and art crate at the end, so please bear this in mind.

Our commission process works like this - due to high demand we need to take a holding deposit to add you to the list. This is 10% of the total price. This is to ensure your slot as we'll have to turn other people down. I hope you understand.

Once we've discussed your commission and agreed to start, we'll show you mock-up ideas and do any tests we need to do and make sure we're all happy.. We can take things in different directions if needed, then we work out materials etc... Once we've got the piece mocked up and we all agree to go ahead we'll start to create the actual piece. We can keep you updated with photos of the process etc.

We ask for the next 40% before starting the mock up work and the final 50% on completion.

The Mock Up Process

I asked the following -
have you ever done a piece that incorporated blades, pills and or dollars or do you tend to stick with one throughout?

We tend to use one element throughout, saying that, we have mixed coins with paper cut butterfly wings - But we tend stick with one element as it fits with the story behind the piece... We feel It can be a little overkill and detract from the overall impact of a piece. This isn't to say we wouldn't do it, if it made sense in the development of the mock up, so can bear this in mind.

Do you lean more towards our portraits, 3/4 portraits or our more figurative work? - if you name a few pieces that you like this really helps us start getting ideas together.

I then asked

I started brainstorming ideas for the resin and was wondering if the iridescent side of abalone shells be a feasible resin option?

We are getting closer to being able to start your commission. I like the iridescent shells idea and do have some in the studio, it would be interesting to do some test with them in resin and see how they look...

It may be nice to use them a long side coins, we like the idea of something so naturally beautiful that contrasts with the man made concept of currency... We'll give it some more thought.

I also asked -
will i be able to pick the likeness of the face on the piece?

The face and body part (likeness) is something we really need to be able to work on ourselves and make each element work together. It's a really important part of our process for us and can set the mood of a piece. We collage different source martial to reflect a feel or help tell the story of the piece. But we've got a good idea from the pieces you chose as favorites, so we have a strong feeling of how to develop your commission. And if we're miles off with the mock up we can always rework.

Anyhow I've done a test with the abalone shells - At first look, it looks like it could be really interesting. I'll get some photos of the test tomorrow and send over.

We've also made a very rough start on your mock up... not ready to show yet but we're starting to get a sense of the piece. We're really excited and I think she is going to be really interesting with the abalone beads…

See test photos attached - Don't worry about the clarity of the resin the test are still in the mould so they looks a little strange...

Anyhow it works and they look beautiful under resin - I think this could be stunning on a large scale...

We'll keep you posted with the mock up ect.

originally i was imagining larger pieces of shell, but the iridescent effect is what i was after.
do you have an idea as to what other material you are considering to go along with the shells?

Working on putting them next to other coloured square beads (which we're trying to source). At the moment building up some insane pixelated patterns that will float. It's new for us, so taking a little longer to develop... But is very intricate and we're very excited.

Also if it helps, I really liked the blue color from your Showing Today piece that you posted on facebook. Doesnt necessarily have to be blue but just the fact that it was a colored piece and not clear or black. not sure if that will work with the abalone or not but just something that i happened to like.

Sorry for the slow reply... I've just been helping with the finishing and packing of our last print run.

Happy to try a colour back drop....

I don't think it will of anyone particular (very famous). At the moment we're just looking at different portraits that capture the mood and overall feel of the piece we're trying to achieve... We never really start with any one set person unless its a portrait piece.

Ok we've made some good progress with your mock up (see photos attached) and got her to a stage where we're really happy with her. I love the natural surface of the shells, but using them in a conflicting man-made way, from a digital pixel pattern. We tried to give the pattern a boldness from afar, whist trying to keep a delicacy in the detail.

Developing the pattern took us a little time as it's a new process. We haven't yet quite worked out how we're going to realise her. We trying to source the correct size shell and plastic tiles so she doesn't end up ridiculously big and at the sometime we want to keep the fine detail aswell.

I've also attached a close up so you can see how the tiles and shells work. The mock ups always look flat, it's impossible for us to get the texture, shadows and depth of the resin across that the final piece will have.

We still make a few tweaks and may need to add to the pattern work once we are creating her and can see her at actual size.

Any way let us know it you like the direction.

Working title - Game Over
only attached one of the two photos

honestly, i wasnt blown away with it after first look. i like some parts of it but there are some pieces that you have done that my first impression is just WOW. (Showing Today, Dreamglider, Elements of Everyone, Spike Lee etc). the piece does grow on me the more times i look at it.

Sorry to hear you’re not taken by her. Totally understand, we want you to be 100% happy with her and ‘wowed’.

We could change the colour of the backdrop, rework the pattern, change the dress shape and replace face etc, but I feel in this case, because there’s not a lot of it that you are liking, it’s probably best we start afresh with the mock up.

As for the pattern work - Bugs has been playing with pixel patterns for sometime and developing an approach to them that works with our forms. We tend to be drawn towards the bold shapes that the pixels form. To us, they have an 80's computer game feel, such as this one with the large cross. The square abalone tiles, and the plastic tiles lend themselves to this type of pixel work. However we found when working with them in a more natural way, forming swirls and circles they start to look very twee and they can start to look a little like bathroom tiling

The feathers just didn't do it for us, I make prints from single feathers, so did try forming a pattern. However they are quite large and don't bring the detail to a piece of this scale that we looking for. With our pattern work we go for very small elements (blades, bullet, paper cuts, coins, tiles) so that we can build an intricate formation.

Anyway, we're happy to try a new tile/pixel pattern and work on a standing figure, more in line with 'Dreamglider' or 'Elements of Everyone'.

Just on a side note, is it a must for you, for us to use abalone tiles/shells? I only ask as we've just been working on a piece for another collector (it's slightly larger) but seem to cover the points you made below, see mock up attached. I think the tiles are always going to be quite bold, however if we use blades, charms or something which has a range of small but fixed stander sizes then we can create a much more delicate pattern which I think you're after.

Anyway, after saying that I think we should try another mock up that uses the abalone and plastic tiles and see where it take us... I just thought it might be good to have a fall back plan.

We'll start work on the next mock asap and Bugs is already playing with his gridded paper and coloured pens We're just about to start on a few resin pours so should have a new mock up for you to see in about 3 weeks or so.

after another couple of month

We have been working on a similar pixel piece - see process photo attached. It's a little bit more straight forward and less abstract than yours, as it's just part of an overall piece. But will give you a little but of an idea. In a way, your pattern will end up more intricate and detailed, which I feel will be more powerful.

We'll be in touch as soon as we re-worked mockup.

thanks for the update. I figured the new warehouse was going to take some time to get completed.

The other piece doesn't really look anything like your piece, The pixel part on this piece, which we're working on at the moment isn't formed into a pattern, it's just the characters lined up. It's is more straight forward than your piece in the sense of the pixels. And on this artwork the pixels are just a small part of the overall piece, and much of it is going to be covered with another layer of work.

The idea did stem from your piece, but crossed over into this piece once we did a few tests as it seemed to work and was what we were looking for.

Lets continue developing your mock up as we both think it's really strong and is a piece we would create even if you wanted to take the commission in another direction - So we would be happy to discuss blades if this didn't work out for you.

We've been working on your commission and have developed the process further. We've got to a stage and we're really really excited by her (we loved her before but now feel like we're really moving forward)... The pattern work still needs tightening up and we need to continue to develop a bit more... Take a look at the attached mock up...

We will be able to show you some test sections of the pixel tiles in the next 10days or so.

The black around the edge is to give an idea of the frame.

Title - Game Girl Over
plastic tiles / block, float cast in resin with 24ct gold leaf on wood and aluminum.

Remember the mock ups look flat compared to the finished pieces.. It's just impossible to translate the texture, finish and depth at this stage.

I think the gold leaf pixels against the aubergine colour back drop will look opulent.

The shells didn't really work, didn't feel they where needed as the piece developed and allowed us to take some of the tiles down to a tiny size of 3mm (more detail)... Take a look on the lap top, we like looking at her from different distances and angles, the pattern seems to merge and change...

with different backgrounds and some tweaks to the design

Here is the re-worked mock up, with the new pattern - finally! . Bugs tells me there is 6or7 of the games you mentioned in the new pattern. (I'm not sure which ones, I'm not much of game player)

I think it's going to be really interesting with the depth and shadows created by the resin and aluminum.

The whole piece keeps getting bigger, i think it's going to be nearly 180cm tall!!! Bigger in the frame!

We made some other small tweaks to the outline etc.

Let me know your thoughts.

FINAL PICTURES

d 7.2cm x h146.5cm x w92cm

posting this everywhere

I’ve wanted to document this for the last few years so others can see the behind the scenes and how great MB is to work with. Hopefully MB will be fine with the correspondence that is documented below but im sure I'm not the only one that was curious about the process

Here is the overall process for my piece
I started this process back in December of 2013 and she finally arrived today!

Quotes are MB, Italics are me

Size and prices for resin pieces is as follows: (took out the prices since it was from back in 2013

small 120cm x 90cm (ish) (this is the starting size - cannot go smaller with resin due to detail)
medium 150cm x 110cm (ish)
large 180cm x 130cm (ish) (depending on materials/size)

The prices above are for wall-hanging pieces and come framed in hand-made deep float frames. There will be an extra cost for shipping and art crate at the end, so please bear this in mind.

Our commission process works like this - due to high demand we need to take a holding deposit to add you to the list. This is 10% of the total price. This is to ensure your slot as we'll have to turn other people down. I hope you understand.

Once we've discussed your commission and agreed to start, we'll show you mock-up ideas and do any tests we need to do and make sure we're all happy.. We can take things in different directions if needed, then we work out materials etc... Once we've got the piece mocked up and we all agree to go ahead we'll start to create the actual piece. We can keep you updated with photos of the process etc.

We ask for the next 40% before starting the mock up work and the final 50% on completion.

The Mock Up Process

I asked the following -
have you ever done a piece that incorporated blades, pills and or dollars or do you tend to stick with one throughout?

We tend to use one element throughout, saying that, we have mixed coins with paper cut butterfly wings - But we tend stick with one element as it fits with the story behind the piece... We feel It can be a little overkill and detract from the overall impact of a piece. This isn't to say we wouldn't do it, if it made sense in the development of the mock up, so can bear this in mind.

Do you lean more towards our portraits, 3/4 portraits or our more figurative work? - if you name a few pieces that you like this really helps us start getting ideas together.

I then asked

I started brainstorming ideas for the resin and was wondering if the iridescent side of abalone shells be a feasible resin option?

We are getting closer to being able to start your commission. I like the iridescent shells idea and do have some in the studio, it would be interesting to do some test with them in resin and see how they look...

It may be nice to use them a long side coins, we like the idea of something so naturally beautiful that contrasts with the man made concept of currency... We'll give it some more thought.

I also asked -
will i be able to pick the likeness of the face on the piece?

The face and body part (likeness) is something we really need to be able to work on ourselves and make each element work together. It's a really important part of our process for us and can set the mood of a piece. We collage different source martial to reflect a feel or help tell the story of the piece. But we've got a good idea from the pieces you chose as favorites, so we have a strong feeling of how to develop your commission. And if we're miles off with the mock up we can always rework.

Anyhow I've done a test with the abalone shells - At first look, it looks like it could be really interesting. I'll get some photos of the test tomorrow and send over.

We've also made a very rough start on your mock up... not ready to show yet but we're starting to get a sense of the piece. We're really excited and I think she is going to be really interesting with the abalone beads…

See test photos attached - Don't worry about the clarity of the resin the test are still in the mould so they looks a little strange...

Anyhow it works

and they look beautiful under resin - I think this could be stunning on a large scale...

We'll keep you posted with the mock up ect.

originally i was imagining larger pieces of shell, but the iridescent effect is what i was after.
do you have an idea as to what other material you are considering to go along with the shells?

Working on putting them next to other coloured square beads (which we're trying to source). At the moment building up some insane pixelated patterns that will float. It's new for us, so taking a little longer to develop... But is very intricate and we're very excited.

Also if it helps, I really liked the blue color from your Showing Today piece that you posted on facebook. Doesnt necessarily have to be blue but just the fact that it was a colored piece and not clear or black. not sure if that will work with the abalone or not but just something that i happened to like.

Sorry for the slow reply... I've just been helping with the finishing and packing of our last print run.

Happy to try a colour back drop....

I don't think it will of anyone particular (very famous). At the moment we're just looking at different portraits that capture the mood and overall feel of the piece we're trying to achieve... We never really start with any one set person unless its a portrait piece.

Ok we've made some good progress with your mock up (see photos attached) and got her to a stage where we're really happy with her. I love the natural surface of the shells, but using them in a conflicting man-made way, from a digital pixel pattern. We tried to give the pattern a boldness from afar, whist trying to keep a delicacy in the detail.

Developing the pattern took us a little time as it's a new process. We haven't yet quite worked out how we're going to realise her. We trying to source the correct size shell and plastic tiles so she doesn't end up ridiculously big and at the sometime we want to keep the fine detail aswell.

I've also attached a close up so you can see how the tiles and shells work. The mock ups always look flat, it's impossible for us to get the texture, shadows and depth of the resin across that the final piece will have.

We still make a few tweaks and may need to add to the pattern work once we are creating her and can see her at actual size.

Any way let us know it you like the direction.

Working title - Game Over
only attached one of the two photos

honestly, i wasnt blown away with it after first look. i like some parts of it but there are some pieces that you have done that my first impression is just WOW. (Showing Today, Dreamglider, Elements of Everyone, Spike Lee etc). the piece does grow on me the more times i look at it.

Sorry to hear you’re not taken by her. Totally understand, we want you to be 100% happy with her and ‘wowed’.

We could change the colour of the backdrop, rework the pattern, change the dress shape and replace face etc, but I feel in this case, because there’s not a lot of it that you are liking, it’s probably best we start afresh with the mock up.

As for the pattern work - Bugs has been playing with pixel patterns for sometime and developing an approach to them that works with our forms. We tend to be drawn towards the bold shapes that the pixels form. To us, they have an 80's computer game feel, such as this one with the large cross. The square abalone tiles, and the plastic tiles lend themselves to this type of pixel work. However we found when working with them in a more natural way, forming swirls and circles they start to look very twee and they can start to look a little like bathroom tiling

The feathers just didn't do it for us, I make prints from single feathers, so did try forming a pattern. However they are quite large and don't bring the detail to a piece of this scale that we looking for. With our pattern work we go for very small elements (blades, bullet, paper cuts, coins, tiles) so that we can build an intricate formation.

Anyway, we're happy to try a new tile/pixel pattern and work on a standing figure, more in line with 'Dreamglider' or 'Elements of Everyone'.

Just on a side note, is it a must for you, for us to use abalone tiles/shells? I only ask as we've just been working on a piece for another collector (it's slightly larger) but seem to cover the points you made below, see mock up attached. I think the tiles are always going to be quite bold, however if we use blades, charms or something which has a range of small but fixed stander sizes then we can create a much more delicate pattern which I think you're after.

Anyway, after saying that I think we should try another mock up that uses the abalone and plastic tiles and see where it take us... I just thought it might be good to have a fall back plan.

We'll start work on the next mock asap and Bugs is already playing with his gridded paper and coloured pens

We're just about to start on a few resin pours so should have a new mock up for you to see in about 3 weeks or so.

after another couple of month

We have been working on a similar pixel piece - see process photo attached. It's a little bit more straight forward and less abstract than yours, as it's just part of an overall piece. But will give you a little but of an idea. In a way, your pattern will end up more intricate and detailed, which I feel will be more powerful.

We'll be in touch as soon as we re-worked mockup.

thanks for the update. I figured the new warehouse was going to take some time to get completed.

The other piece doesn't really look anything like your piece, The pixel part on this piece, which we're working on at the moment isn't formed into a pattern, it's just the characters lined up. It's is more straight forward than your piece in the sense of the pixels. And on this artwork the pixels are just a small part of the overall piece, and much of it is going to be covered with another layer of work.

The idea did stem from your piece, but crossed over into this piece once we did a few tests as it seemed to work and was what we were looking for.

Lets continue developing your mock up as we both think it's really strong and is a piece we would create even if you wanted to take the commission in another direction

- So we would be happy to discuss blades if this didn't work out for you.

We've been working on your commission and have developed the process further. We've got to a stage and we're really really excited by her (we loved her before but now feel like we're really moving forward)... The pattern work still needs tightening up and we need to continue to develop a bit more... Take a look at the attached mock up...

We will be able to show you some test sections of the pixel tiles in the next 10days or so.

The black around the edge is to give an idea of the frame.

Title - Game Girl Over
plastic tiles / block, float cast in resin with 24ct gold leaf on wood and aluminum.

Remember the mock ups look flat compared to the finished pieces.. It's just impossible to translate the texture, finish and depth at this stage.

I think the gold leaf pixels against the aubergine colour back drop will look opulent.

The shells didn't really work, didn't feel they where needed as the piece developed and allowed us to take some of the tiles down to a tiny size of 3mm (more detail)... Take a look on the lap top, we like looking at her from different distances and angles, the pattern seems to merge and change...

with different backgrounds and some tweaks to the design

Here is the re-worked mock up, with the new pattern - finally!

. Bugs tells me there is 6or7 of the games you mentioned in the new pattern. (I'm not sure which ones, I'm not much of game player)

I think it's going to be really interesting with the depth and shadows created by the resin and aluminum.

The whole piece keeps getting bigger, i think it's going to be nearly 180cm tall!!! Bigger in the frame!

We made some other small tweaks to the outline etc.

Let me know your thoughts.

FINAL PICTURES

d 7.2cm x h146.5cm x w92cm

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andyroo0312 Junior Member 🗨️ 2,174 👍🏻 1,675 July 2011	New Miss Bugs OG Jan 13, 2016 4:59:29 GMT 1 Quote PM Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top New Miss Bugs OG, by andyroo0312 on Jan 13, 2016 4:59:29 GMT 1, Stunning.... Stunning....

aberdoom New Member 🗨️ 581 👍🏻 557 May 2013	New Miss Bugs OG Jan 13, 2016 5:30:29 GMT 1 Quote PM Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top New Miss Bugs OG, by aberdoom on Jan 13, 2016 5:30:29 GMT 1, WOW! WOW!

Martin DK Junior Member 🗨️ 3,768 👍🏻 987 August 2008	New Miss Bugs OG Jan 13, 2016 7:15:29 GMT 1 Quote PM Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top New Miss Bugs OG, by Martin DK on Jan 13, 2016 7:15:29 GMT 1, WOW! That's a nice one! WOW! That's a nice one!

natstan Junior Member 🗨️ 1,807 👍🏻 1,128 March 2013	New Miss Bugs OG Jan 13, 2016 9:21:03 GMT 1 via mobile Quote PM Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top New Miss Bugs OG, by natstan on Jan 13, 2016 9:21:03 GMT 1, Loving this! Loving this!

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New Miss Bugs OG, by loother on Jan 13, 2016 11:32:43 GMT 1, Thanks for posting - really interesting to glimpse the process you went through, and you've ended up with an absolute cracker (though I'm not totally sure about that doodled rabbit).

Thanks for posting - really interesting to glimpse the process you went through, and you've ended up with an absolute cracker (though I'm not totally sure about that doodled rabbit).

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New Miss Bugs OG, by elkev on Jan 13, 2016 12:51:07 GMT 1, That is just... awesome! Thank you for sharing. I would love one of their resin works, but I haven't gotten around to flat out ask them for prices. If it is okay, could you pm me how much this cost? I totally understand if you'd rather not share that information.

That is just... awesome! Thank you for sharing. I would love one of their resin works, but I haven't gotten around to flat out ask them for prices. If it is okay, could you pm me how much this cost? I totally understand if you'd rather not share that information.

twist65 Junior Member 🗨️ 2,289 👍🏻 582 November 2008	New Miss Bugs OG Jan 13, 2016 13:35:55 GMT 1 Quote PM Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top New Miss Bugs OG, by twist65 on Jan 13, 2016 13:35:55 GMT 1, thoroughly enjoyed reading that, and what a stunner, hat well and truly doffed =] thoroughly enjoyed reading that, and what a stunner, hat well and truly doffed =]

Hubble Bubble Junior Member 🗨️ 4,116 👍🏻 3,566 December 2010	New Miss Bugs OG Jan 13, 2016 13:41:26 GMT 1 Quote PM Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top New Miss Bugs OG, by Hubble Bubble on Jan 13, 2016 13:41:26 GMT 1, Really interesting. TFS. Really interesting. TFS.

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New Miss Bugs OG, by soupy on Jan 13, 2016 16:28:41 GMT 1, Title - Game Over Girl
Size 140cm x 90cm
Plastic blocks float cast in resin with 24ct gold leaf and metallic on wood and aluminium.

Title - Game Over Girl
Size 140cm x 90cm
Plastic blocks float cast in resin with 24ct gold leaf and metallic on wood and aluminium.

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New Miss Bugs OG, by Hubble Bubble on Jan 13, 2016 17:46:51 GMT 1,
Jan 13, 2016 12:51:07 GMT 1 elkev said:
That is just... awesome! Thank you for sharing. I would love one of their resin works, but I haven't gotten around to flat out ask them for prices. If it is okay, could you pm me how much this cost? I totally understand if you'd rather not share that information.
I heard commissions were north of £6k, up to around £10k but I may be wrong...

Jan 13, 2016 12:51:07 GMT 1 elkev said:

That is just... awesome! Thank you for sharing. I would love one of their resin works, but I haven't gotten around to flat out ask them for prices. If it is okay, could you pm me how much this cost? I totally understand if you'd rather not share that information.

I heard commissions were north of £6k, up to around £10k but I may be wrong...

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New Miss Bugs OG, by soupy on Jan 13, 2016 18:47:09 GMT 1,
Jan 13, 2016 17:46:51 GMT 1 Hubble Bubble said:
Jan 13, 2016 12:51:07 GMT 1 elkev said:
That is just... awesome! Thank you for sharing. I would love one of their resin works, but I haven't gotten around to flat out ask them for prices. If it is okay, could you pm me how much this cost? I totally understand if you'd rather not share that information.
I heard commissions were north of £6k, up to around £10k but I may be wrong...

below are the prices as of around 2014.... price varies depending on size, materials, etc. shipping will be additional cost as well.

small 120cm x 90cm (ish) - £6000 (starting size - cannot go smaller due to detail)
medium 150cm x 110cm (ish) - £8500
large 180cm x 130cm (ish) - £9500 - £15000 (depending on materials/size)

Jan 13, 2016 17:46:51 GMT 1 Hubble Bubble said:

Jan 13, 2016 12:51:07 GMT 1 elkev said:

That is just... awesome! Thank you for sharing. I would love one of their resin works, but I haven't gotten around to flat out ask them for prices. If it is okay, could you pm me how much this cost? I totally understand if you'd rather not share that information.

I heard commissions were north of £6k, up to around £10k but I may be wrong...

below are the prices as of around 2014.... price varies depending on size, materials, etc. shipping will be additional cost as well.

small 120cm x 90cm (ish) - £6000 (starting size - cannot go smaller due to detail)
medium 150cm x 110cm (ish) - £8500
large 180cm x 130cm (ish) - £9500 - £15000 (depending on materials/size)

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Last Edit: Jan 13, 2016 18:48:48 GMT 1 by soupy: shipping add

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New Miss Bugs OG, by chan011 on Jan 13, 2016 19:17:31 GMT 1,
Jan 13, 2016 18:47:09 GMT 1 soupy said:
Jan 13, 2016 17:46:51 GMT 1 Hubble Bubble said:
I heard commissions were north of £6k, up to around £10k but I may be wrong...
below are the prices as of around 2014.... price varies depending on size, materials, etc. shipping will be additional cost as well.

small 120cm x 90cm (ish) - £6000 (starting size - cannot go smaller due to detail)
medium 150cm x 110cm (ish) - £8500
large 180cm x 130cm (ish) - £9500 - £15000 (depending on materials/size)

are you in the queue for one?

Jan 13, 2016 18:47:09 GMT 1 soupy said:

Jan 13, 2016 17:46:51 GMT 1 Hubble Bubble said:

I heard commissions were north of £6k, up to around £10k but I may be wrong...

below are the prices as of around 2014.... price varies depending on size, materials, etc. shipping will be additional cost as well.

small 120cm x 90cm (ish) - £6000 (starting size - cannot go smaller due to detail)
medium 150cm x 110cm (ish) - £8500
large 180cm x 130cm (ish) - £9500 - £15000 (depending on materials/size)

are you in the queue for one?

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New Miss Bugs OG, by chan011 on Jan 13, 2016 19:29:41 GMT 1, i just emailed MB to see what their current prices are since i am seriously considering selling everything and getting another one

Cars In Resin
Size
Small - 90 x 120cm £9,500
Med - 110 x 135cm £16,500
Large - 130 x 170cm £18,500

Other Resin
Small - 90 x 120cm £7,700
Med - 110 x 135cm £12,500
Large - 130 x 170cm £16,500

Free Standing £18,500 - £24,000

i just emailed MB to see what their current prices are since i am seriously considering selling everything and getting another one

Cars In Resin
Size
Small - 90 x 120cm £9,500
Med - 110 x 135cm £16,500
Large - 130 x 170cm £18,500

Other Resin
Small - 90 x 120cm £7,700
Med - 110 x 135cm £12,500
Large - 130 x 170cm £16,500

Free Standing £18,500 - £24,000

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New Miss Bugs OG, by Deleted on Jan 13, 2016 19:52:10 GMT 1,
Jan 13, 2016 19:29:41 GMT 1 chan011 said:
i just emailed MB to see what their current prices are since i am seriously considering selling everything and getting another one

Cars In Resin
Size
Small - 90 x 120cm £9,500
Med - 110 x 135cm £16,500
Large - 130 x 170cm £18,500

Other Resin
Small - 90 x 120cm £7,700
Med - 110 x 135cm £12,500
Large - 130 x 170cm £16,500

Free Standing £18,500 - £24,000

Have just posted my Miss Bugs for sale then seen these prices, I know it isn't a resin piece but have I under priced it?

Jan 13, 2016 19:29:41 GMT 1 chan011 said:

i just emailed MB to see what their current prices are since i am seriously considering selling everything and getting another one

Cars In Resin
Size
Small - 90 x 120cm £9,500
Med - 110 x 135cm £16,500
Large - 130 x 170cm £18,500

Other Resin
Small - 90 x 120cm £7,700
Med - 110 x 135cm £12,500
Large - 130 x 170cm £16,500

Free Standing £18,500 - £24,000

Have just posted my Miss Bugs for sale then seen these prices, I know it isn't a resin piece but have I under priced it?

chan011 New Member 🗨️ 43 👍🏻 131 April 2012	New Miss Bugs OG Jan 13, 2016 19:56:24 GMT 1 Quote PM Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top New Miss Bugs OG, by chan011 on Jan 13, 2016 19:56:24 GMT 1, pricing seems fair. half the price for a small resin pricing seems fair. half the price for a small resin

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New Miss Bugs OG, by elkev on Jan 14, 2016 9:19:04 GMT 1, To be honest, I believe these prices are very fair, considering how much work and creativty they put in and compared to some of the second hand prices for certain prints these days. Thanks guys for updating me and sending me PMs.

To be honest, I believe these prices are very fair, considering how much work and creativty they put in and compared to some of the second hand prices for certain prints these days. Thanks guys for updating me and sending me PMs.

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New Miss Bugs OG, by Ottomatik on Sept 9, 2015 13:16:20 GMT 1, JH Revisit - diptych
private commission 1/1

Surgical blades float cast in resin with stickers and 24ct gold leaf on wood and aluminium

New Miss Bugs OG, by Ottomatik on Jan 7, 2016 1:53:46 GMT 1, Title - Live Slow, Die Old. - Diptych
Toy cars float cast in resin with 24ct gold leaf on wood and aluminium.
Size - 160cm x 90cm

New Miss Bugs OG, by stvro22 on Jan 7, 2016 6:30:57 GMT 1, Color is off the charts. Really vivid.

New Miss Bugs OG, by nrgball on Jan 7, 2016 14:59:18 GMT 1, Despite the vibrant color, these are very dark.

New Miss Bugs OG, by Martin DK on Jan 7, 2016 19:07:34 GMT 1, Super stuff from MB. Thanks for sharing.

New Miss Bugs OG, by mrkyuss on Jan 8, 2016 10:23:18 GMT 1, Love how they are horizontal.

New Miss Bugs OG, by andyroo0312 on Jan 13, 2016 4:59:29 GMT 1, Stunning....

New Miss Bugs OG, by aberdoom on Jan 13, 2016 5:30:29 GMT 1, WOW!

New Miss Bugs OG, by Martin DK on Jan 13, 2016 7:15:29 GMT 1, WOW! That's a nice one!

New Miss Bugs OG, by natstan on Jan 13, 2016 9:21:03 GMT 1, Loving this!

New Miss Bugs OG, by loother on Jan 13, 2016 11:32:43 GMT 1, Thanks for posting - really interesting to glimpse the process you went through, and you've ended up with an absolute cracker (though I'm not totally sure about that doodled rabbit).

New Miss Bugs OG, by cheapwetsuit on Jan 13, 2016 11:53:23 GMT 1, That is gorgeous. Stunning.

New Miss Bugs OG, by twist65 on Jan 13, 2016 13:35:55 GMT 1, thoroughly enjoyed reading that, and what a stunner, hat well and truly doffed =]

New Miss Bugs OG, by Hubble Bubble on Jan 13, 2016 13:41:26 GMT 1, Really interesting. TFS.

New Miss Bugs OG, by soupy on Jan 13, 2016 16:28:41 GMT 1, Title - Game Over Girl
Size 140cm x 90cm
Plastic blocks float cast in resin with 24ct gold leaf and metallic on wood and aluminium.

New Miss Bugs OG, by chan011 on Jan 13, 2016 19:56:24 GMT 1, pricing seems fair. half the price for a small resin

New Miss Bugs OG, by elkev on Jan 14, 2016 9:19:04 GMT 1, To be honest, I believe these prices are very fair, considering how much work and creativty they put in and compared to some of the second hand prices for certain prints these days. Thanks guys for updating me and sending me PMs.

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New Miss Bugs OG, by Ottomatik on Sept 9, 2015 13:16:20 GMT 1, JH Revisit - diptychprivate commission 1/1Surgical blades float cast in resin with stickers and 24ct gold leaf on wood and aluminium

New Miss Bugs OG, by Ottomatik on Jan 7, 2016 1:53:46 GMT 1, Title - Live Slow, Die Old. - DiptychToy cars float cast in resin with 24ct gold leaf on wood and aluminium.Size - 160cm x 90cm

New Miss Bugs OG, by stvro22 on Jan 7, 2016 6:30:57 GMT 1, Color is off the charts. Really vivid.

New Miss Bugs OG, by nrgball on Jan 7, 2016 14:59:18 GMT 1, Despite the vibrant color, these are very dark.

New Miss Bugs OG, by Martin DK on Jan 7, 2016 19:07:34 GMT 1, Super stuff from MB. Thanks for sharing.

New Miss Bugs OG, by mrkyuss on Jan 8, 2016 10:23:18 GMT 1, Love how they are horizontal.

New Miss Bugs OG, by andyroo0312 on Jan 13, 2016 4:59:29 GMT 1, Stunning....

New Miss Bugs OG, by aberdoom on Jan 13, 2016 5:30:29 GMT 1, WOW!

New Miss Bugs OG, by Martin DK on Jan 13, 2016 7:15:29 GMT 1, WOW! That's a nice one!

New Miss Bugs OG, by natstan on Jan 13, 2016 9:21:03 GMT 1, Loving this!

New Miss Bugs OG, by loother on Jan 13, 2016 11:32:43 GMT 1, Thanks for posting - really interesting to glimpse the process you went through, and you've ended up with an absolute cracker (though I'm not totally sure about that doodled rabbit).

New Miss Bugs OG, by cheapwetsuit on Jan 13, 2016 11:53:23 GMT 1, That is gorgeous. Stunning.

New Miss Bugs OG, by twist65 on Jan 13, 2016 13:35:55 GMT 1, thoroughly enjoyed reading that, and what a stunner, hat well and truly doffed =]

New Miss Bugs OG, by Hubble Bubble on Jan 13, 2016 13:41:26 GMT 1, Really interesting. TFS.

New Miss Bugs OG, by soupy on Jan 13, 2016 16:28:41 GMT 1, Title - Game Over GirlSize 140cm x 90cmPlastic blocks float cast in resin with 24ct gold leaf and metallic on wood and aluminium.

New Miss Bugs OG, by chan011 on Jan 13, 2016 19:56:24 GMT 1, pricing seems fair. half the price for a small resin

New Miss Bugs OG, by elkev on Jan 14, 2016 9:19:04 GMT 1, To be honest, I believe these prices are very fair, considering how much work and creativty they put in and compared to some of the second hand prices for certain prints these days. Thanks guys for updating me and sending me PMs.

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New Miss Bugs OG, by Ottomatik on Sept 9, 2015 13:16:20 GMT 1, JH Revisit - diptych
private commission 1/1

Surgical blades float cast in resin with stickers and 24ct gold leaf on wood and aluminium

New Miss Bugs OG, by Ottomatik on Jan 7, 2016 1:53:46 GMT 1, Title - Live Slow, Die Old. - Diptych
Toy cars float cast in resin with 24ct gold leaf on wood and aluminium.
Size - 160cm x 90cm

New Miss Bugs OG, by soupy on Jan 13, 2016 16:28:41 GMT 1, Title - Game Over Girl
Size 140cm x 90cm
Plastic blocks float cast in resin with 24ct gold leaf and metallic on wood and aluminium.