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Why do people like Stik?, by tartarus on Dec 31, 2015 19:38:42 GMT 1, Where did I say Stik is a bad man? ย Surely if people want to film themselves interacting with some figures painted on a public wall whether it's to make an advert or not is not in breach of copyright. ย ย People can interact with public staues etc etc and film themselves. ย Movies are often made which show graffiti street art in the background too. ย ย ย I doubt that Stik was the first to paint or draw stick figures anyway. FINALLY! The "doubt" that any person with common sense should have. Lately there has been more of it, which I hope people are wising up. Stik and his stick figures that have been done time and time again since the beginning of drawing. This has been done more times then the girl who holds the world record for the most sexual partners in a gang bang porn and then multiply that by a couple trillion over the course of human beings learning how to draw. A stick figure was the first thing I ever learned to draw as a child. Think about the countless others who did the same.
Trolls have been around a while too. But they got boring and passรฉ years ago.
Where did I say Stik is a bad man? ย Surely if people want to film themselves interacting with some figures painted on a public wall whether it's to make an advert or not is not in breach of copyright. ย ย People can interact with public staues etc etc and film themselves. ย Movies are often made which show graffiti street art in the background too. ย ย ย I doubt that Stik was the first to paint or draw stick figures anyway. FINALLY! The "doubt" that any person with common sense should have. Lately there has been more of it, which I hope people are wising up. Stik and his stick figures that have been done time and time again since the beginning of drawing. This has been done more times then the girl who holds the world record for the most sexual partners in a gang bang porn and then multiply that by a couple trillion over the course of human beings learning how to draw. A stick figure was the first thing I ever learned to draw as a child. Think about the countless others who did the same. Trolls have been around a while too. But they got boring and passรฉ years ago. |
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Why do people like Stik?, by tartarus on Dec 31, 2015 19:44:17 GMT 1, Making money suing a big company with their army of lawyers.. You re right!!! Stik is a bad bad man!!!! Where did I say Stik is a bad man? ย Surely if people want to film themselves interacting with some figures painted on a public wall whether it's to make an advert or not is not in breach of copyright. ย ย People can interact with public staues etc etc and film themselves. ย Movies are often made which show graffiti street art in the background too. ย ย ย I doubt that Stik was the first to paint or draw stick figures anyway.
Maybe intellectual property rights? I remember that they not only paid up but they were also made to stop the advert going out. So they obviously crossed some legal line using it.
Pretty sure he used the money to fund the big issue project or something similar.
Making money suing a big company with their army of lawyers.. You re right!!! Stik is a bad bad man!!!! Where did I say Stik is a bad man? ย Surely if people want to film themselves interacting with some figures painted on a public wall whether it's to make an advert or not is not in breach of copyright. ย ย People can interact with public staues etc etc and film themselves. ย Movies are often made which show graffiti street art in the background too. ย ย ย I doubt that Stik was the first to paint or draw stick figures anyway. Maybe intellectual property rights? I remember that they not only paid up but they were also made to stop the advert going out. So they obviously crossed some legal line using it. Pretty sure he used the money to fund the big issue project or something similar. |
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Why do people like Stik?, by Lroy on Dec 31, 2015 21:04:50 GMT 1, People like Stik because they don't like To be Stuck.
Steaks are not for Stick.
He is humble and thin.
And give us shelter
Characters in stock, near the docks, doc
People like Stik because they don't like To be Stuck.
Steaks are not for Stick.
He is humble and thin.
And give us shelter
Characters in stock, near the docks, doc
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Why do people like Stik?, by Deleted on Jan 1, 2016 12:42:27 GMT 1, why do people hype Stik?
why do people hype Stik?
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Why do people like Stik?, by saucyjack on Jan 1, 2016 21:30:42 GMT 1, I suspect it is the same reason why a multitude of (past and present) artists on this board are hyped. Many of our members are early purchasers of any particular artists' work and want to benefit financially from it. If you look at the litany of "for sale," "price check," and other threads devoted to creating a secondary market valuation, it's fairly obvious. This board is a marketplace now and has been for quite some time.
People hype Stik because they want to make money from his works. They'll tell you it is the style, or deeper meaning, or the artist's bio, but in reality all art (including Stik) is a luxury item and it's all about money.
Not hating the player. Not hating the game. Just stating facts.
Happy New Year art enthusiasts. May 2016 be you most profitable yet.
I suspect it is the same reason why a multitude of (past and present) artists on this board are hyped. Many of our members are early purchasers of any particular artists' work and want to benefit financially from it. If you look at the litany of "for sale," "price check," and other threads devoted to creating a secondary market valuation, it's fairly obvious. This board is a marketplace now and has been for quite some time. People hype Stik because they want to make money from his works. They'll tell you it is the style, or deeper meaning, or the artist's bio, but in reality all art (including Stik) is a luxury item and it's all about money. Not hating the player. Not hating the game. Just stating facts. Happy New Year art enthusiasts. May 2016 be you most profitable yet. |
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Why do people like Stik?, by saucyjack on Jan 1, 2016 21:57:42 GMT 1, Not true, talking about an good artist is giving recognition, hype is something related to s**t.
It isn't a dirty word. It just is what it is:
"A clever marketing strategy which a product is advertised as the thing everyone must have, to the point where people begin to feel they need to consume it."
Not true, talking about an good artist is giving recognition, hype is something related to s**t. You seem smarter than that. Many, many excellent artists have been hyped here and elsewhere. It isn't a dirty word. It just is what it is: "A clever marketing strategy which a product is advertised as the thing everyone must have, to the point where people begin to feel they need to consume it." |
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Why do people like Stik?, by Deleted on Jan 1, 2016 22:26:17 GMT 1, Not a good article.
Twobly is still crap in my eyes and so are Gilbert and George.
Mondrian is great and got to his squares from drawing flowers and crythsanthemums etc
Not a good article. Twobly is still crap in my eyes and so are Gilbert and George. Mondrian is great and got to his squares from drawing flowers and crythsanthemums etc |
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Why do people like Stik?, by Deleted on Jan 1, 2016 22:33:11 GMT 1, I suspect it is the same reason why a multitude of (past and present) artists on this board are hyped. Many of our members are early purchasers of any particular artists' work and want to benefit financially from it. If you look at the litany of "for sale," "price check," and other threads devoted to creating a secondary market valuation, it's fairly obvious. This board is a marketplace now and has been for quite some time. People hype Stik because they want to make money from his works. They'll tell you it is the style, or deeper meaning, or the artist's bio, but in reality all art (including Stik) is a luxury item and it's all about money. Not hating the player. Not hating the game. Just stating facts. Happy New Year art enthusiasts. May 2016 be you most profitable yet.
I was mainly referencing the hype by Lamberty and similar. People who feel they have to prmote Stik as the next Banksy.
Stik is Stik not Banksy.
I do understand thatdealers and galelries have to market the artists but these days legendary and genuis and groundbreaking etc etc etc are commonly overrused words.
I suspect it is the same reason why a multitude of (past and present) artists on this board are hyped. Many of our members are early purchasers of any particular artists' work and want to benefit financially from it. If you look at the litany of "for sale," "price check," and other threads devoted to creating a secondary market valuation, it's fairly obvious. This board is a marketplace now and has been for quite some time. People hype Stik because they want to make money from his works. They'll tell you it is the style, or deeper meaning, or the artist's bio, but in reality all art (including Stik) is a luxury item and it's all about money. Not hating the player. Not hating the game. Just stating facts. Happy New Year art enthusiasts. May 2016 be you most profitable yet. I was mainly referencing the hype by Lamberty and similar. People who feel they have to prmote Stik as the next Banksy. Stik is Stik not Banksy. I do understand thatdealers and galelries have to market the artists but these days legendary and genuis and groundbreaking etc etc etc are commonly overrused words. |
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Why do people like Stik?, by saucyjack on Jan 1, 2016 22:43:15 GMT 1, In today's commoditized Street Art world, there must always be a next Banksy.
That doesn't mean Banksy as in the "artist," but more Banksy as in the "opportunity."
The opportunity to make money, to profit, to get in the ground floor, so to speak.
In today's commoditized Street Art world, there must always be a next Banksy.
That doesn't mean Banksy as in the "artist," but more Banksy as in the "opportunity."
The opportunity to make money, to profit, to get in the ground floor, so to speak.
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Why do people like Stik?, by Deleted on Jan 1, 2016 22:53:00 GMT 1, In today's commoditized Street Art world, there must always be a next Banksy. That doesn't mean Banksy as in the "artist," but more Banksy as in the "opportunity." The opportunity to make money, to profit, to get in the ground floor, so to speak.
The art movement known as
UrbanHyperism
In today's commoditized Street Art world, there must always be a next Banksy. That doesn't mean Banksy as in the "artist," but more Banksy as in the "opportunity." The opportunity to make money, to profit, to get in the ground floor, so to speak. The art movement known as UrbanHyperism |
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Why do people like Stik?, by Fะฏ on Jan 1, 2016 23:00:55 GMT 1, In today's commoditized Street Art world, there must always be a next Banksy. That doesn't mean Banksy as in the "artist," but more Banksy as in the "opportunity." The opportunity to make money, to profit, to get in the ground floor, so to speak. The art movement known as UrbanHyperism
Get a room you two.
In today's commoditized Street Art world, there must always be a next Banksy. That doesn't mean Banksy as in the "artist," but more Banksy as in the "opportunity." The opportunity to make money, to profit, to get in the ground floor, so to speak. The art movement known as UrbanHyperism Get a room you two. |
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Why do people like Stik?, by saucyjack on Jan 1, 2016 23:13:19 GMT 1, I don't know why you've decided to add your off-topic banter to this thread. But please take it to PM if you have a problem with either me or Ploppi.
Keep the board clutter-free, for the good of all members who don't want to read this kind of nonsense. 
I don't know why you've decided to add your off-topic banter to this thread. But please take it to PM if you have a problem with either me or Ploppi. Keep the board clutter-free, for the good of all members who don't want to read this kind of nonsense. |
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Why do people like Stik?, by Fะฏ on Jan 1, 2016 23:24:54 GMT 1, Personally i think you are both here for other reasons.
But ill leave that up to the guardians to figure out.
Night.
Personally i think you are both here for other reasons.
But ill leave that up to the guardians to figure out.
Night.
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Why do people like Stik?, by saucyjack on Jan 1, 2016 23:34:59 GMT 1, Personally i think you are both here for other reasons. But ill leave that up to the guardians to figure out. Night.
In the meantime, please keep off-topic banter to PM, or use the Block feature as 11 proposed if you have a problem with me.
Cheers!
Night.
Personally i think you are both here for other reasons. But ill leave that up to the guardians to figure out. Night. Yes, do that. In the meantime, please keep off-topic banter to PM, or use the Block feature as 11 proposed if you have a problem with me. Cheers! Night. |
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Why do people like Stik?, by iamzero on Jan 1, 2016 23:56:29 GMT 1, Saucy Jack writes in a very similar style to someone from another board that doesn't like a former PM?
Saucy Jack writes in a very similar style to someone from another board that doesn't like a former PM?
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Why do people like Stik?, by saucyjack on Jan 2, 2016 0:11:49 GMT 1, 
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Why do people like Stik?, by iamzero on Jan 2, 2016 0:23:05 GMT 1, And sets a drift on memory bliss.
And sets a drift on memory bliss.
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Why do people like Stik?, by Deleted on Jan 2, 2016 1:48:38 GMT 1, Saucy Jack writes in a very similar style to someone from another board that doesn't like a former PM?
Saucy Jack writes in a very similar style to someone from another board that doesn't like a former PM? Michael Heseltine?, he's a cunt on gothsuptrees.net/ |
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Why do people like Stik?, by thomasmer on Jan 2, 2016 8:06:51 GMT 1, Because he paints soft friendly IKEA wall friendly girlfriend pleasing tat that doesn't offend anyone other than people who have a passion for art.
Because he paints soft friendly IKEA wall friendly girlfriend pleasing tat that doesn't offend anyone other than people who have a passion for art.
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Why do people like Stik?, by tartarus on Jan 2, 2016 11:56:17 GMT 1, Because he paints soft friendly IKEA wall friendly girlfriend pleasing tat that doesn't offend anyone other than people who have a passion for art.
How funny. Or is it just people that failed in art that get so upset.
Because he paints soft friendly IKEA wall friendly girlfriend pleasing tat that doesn't offend anyone other than people who have a passion for art. How funny. Or is it just people that failed in art that get so upset. |
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Why do people like Stik?, by Lroy on Jan 2, 2016 12:25:47 GMT 1, Stik make most of all paints in walls, and big ones, with great location, on the good support etc.. That is the first rule ( if we can say that ) in Street-art and maybe in Graffiti ( more anarchic ) . The spot is the lesson number one, the paint in the two. He likes the paint, the matter, his sickness and colours.
Stik gives streets a chance and is making people happy : what to asking more ?!
He is an artist, but, as for Banksy and many others , you speak about Stik as a maker of print and a value.
He is not.
Otherwise he won't sign and gives doodles to every people asking.
Stik make most of all paints in walls, and big ones, with great location, on the good support etc.. That is the first rule ( if we can say that ) in Street-art and maybe in Graffiti ( more anarchic ) . The spot is the lesson number one, the paint in the two. He likes the paint, the matter, his sickness and colours.
Stik gives streets a chance and is making people happy : what to asking more ?!
He is an artist, but, as for Banksy and many others , you speak about Stik as a maker of print and a value.
He is not.
Otherwise he won't sign and gives doodles to every people asking.
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Why do people like Stik?, by tartarus on Jan 2, 2016 12:26:11 GMT 1, Personally i think you are both here for other reasons. But ill leave that up to the guardians to figure out. Night.
Makes a change. But I'm with you on this one.
Personally i think you are both here for other reasons. But ill leave that up to the guardians to figure out. Night. Makes a change. But I'm with you on this one. |
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Why do people like Stik?, by chads007 on Jan 2, 2016 12:31:36 GMT 1, Because he paints soft friendly IKEA wall friendly girlfriend pleasing tat that doesn't offend anyone other than people who have a passion for art.
Does everything have to offend someone? Is having broad appeal somehow a negative? Personally, no.
Because he paints soft friendly IKEA wall friendly girlfriend pleasing tat that doesn't offend anyone other than people who have a passion for art. Does everything have to offend someone? Is having broad appeal somehow a negative? Personally, no. |
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Why do people like Stik?, by Lroy on Jan 2, 2016 13:40:29 GMT 1, Stik make most of all paints in walls, and big ones, with great location, on the good support etc.. That is the first rule ( if we can say that ) in Street-art and maybe in Graffiti ( more anarchic ) . The spot is the lesson number one, the paint in the two. He likes the paint, the matter, his sickness and colours. Stik gives streets a chance and is making people happy : what to asking more ?! He is an artist, but, as for Banksy and many others , you speak about Stik as a maker of print and a value. He is not. Otherwise he won't sign and gives doodles to every people asking.
Self quote : I am posting the best comments on this forum and nobody likies nor tags them !!
Happy new year to me so !
Royston invisible member
Stik make most of all paints in walls, and big ones, with great location, on the good support etc.. That is the first rule ( if we can say that ) in Street-art and maybe in Graffiti ( more anarchic ) . The spot is the lesson number one, the paint in the two. He likes the paint, the matter, his sickness and colours. Stik gives streets a chance and is making people happy : what to asking more ?! He is an artist, but, as for Banksy and many others , you speak about Stik as a maker of print and a value. He is not. Otherwise he won't sign and gives doodles to every people asking. Self quote : I am posting the best comments on this forum and nobody likies nor tags them !! Happy new year to me so ! Royston invisible member |
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Why do people like Stik?, by Hairbland on Jan 2, 2016 14:32:08 GMT 1, Twobly is still crap in my eyes and so are Gilbert and George.
Gilbert & George are annoying, but in creating some disruption perhaps opened doors for more talented artists.
Stik? It's all about the nuance.
Twobly is still crap in my eyes and so are Gilbert and George. Twombly is not crap; anyone uttering that thought just comes across as bitter and/or unintelligent. Gilbert & George are annoying, but in creating some disruption perhaps opened doors for more talented artists. Stik? It's all about the nuance. |
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Why do people like Stik?, by thomasmer on Jan 2, 2016 15:40:28 GMT 1, Stik make most of all paints in walls, and big ones, with great location, on the good support etc.. That is the first rule ( if we can say that ) in Street-art and maybe in Graffiti ( more anarchic ) . The spot is the lesson number one, the paint in the two. He likes the paint, the matter, his sickness and colours. Stik gives streets a chance and is making people happy : what to asking more ?! He is an artist, but, as for Banksy and many others , you speak about Stik as a maker of print and a value. He is not. Otherwise he won't sign and gives doodles to every people asking. Self quote : I am posting the best comments on this forum and nobody likies nor tags them !! Happy new year to me so ! Royston invisible member
Yawn
Its the first rule of boring.
Stik make most of all paints in walls, and big ones, with great location, on the good support etc.. That is the first rule ( if we can say that ) in Street-art and maybe in Graffiti ( more anarchic ) . The spot is the lesson number one, the paint in the two. He likes the paint, the matter, his sickness and colours. Stik gives streets a chance and is making people happy : what to asking more ?! He is an artist, but, as for Banksy and many others , you speak about Stik as a maker of print and a value. He is not. Otherwise he won't sign and gives doodles to every people asking. Self quote : I am posting the best comments on this forum and nobody likies nor tags them !! Happy new year to me so ! Royston invisible member Painting big Legal walls is the first rule of street art? There are rules? Yawn Its the first rule of boring. |
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Why do people like Stik?, by Lroy on Jan 2, 2016 16:23:20 GMT 1, Self quote : I am posting the best comments on this forum and nobody likies nor tags them !! Happy new year to me so ! Royston invisible member Painting big Legal walls is the first rule of street art? There are rules? Yawn Its the first rule of boring.
I said " If we can say that "
Rules ? Do you prefer " code " , " notice "
Anyway there is rules or codes between suttee-artists and taggers : look Nanksy and Robbo, never paint over my first tag. And Cost who made a scandal because somebody put a tag on one of his pasted poster , lol !
Paint on rages of a a hard and rude graffiti hip-hop crew , and you will Know how to run ...
Well, Stik did not paint always " legal " walls, and , by the way, apart the untouchable Banksy who could paint and tags all the loo or fridges in the Lord rooms or in Westminter without any problems, at the contrary, tell me now , which street-artist is still a " vandal " ?!
Apart " little " street-artists drawing dicks instead of a nose on a wall, graffiti writers or taggers, none are prosecuted !
Anyway street-art is a non-sense now in the way of the streets.. Most " street-arts " are now making prints and that's all !
Why do you think about Upfest Bristol, Nuart festival, etc etc ...
Self quote : I am posting the best comments on this forum and nobody likies nor tags them !! Happy new year to me so ! Royston invisible member Painting big Legal walls is the first rule of street art? There are rules? Yawn Its the first rule of boring. I said " If we can say that " Rules ? Do you prefer " code " , " notice " Anyway there is rules or codes between suttee-artists and taggers : look Nanksy and Robbo, never paint over my first tag. And Cost who made a scandal because somebody put a tag on one of his pasted poster , lol ! Paint on rages of a a hard and rude graffiti hip-hop crew , and you will Know how to run ... Well, Stik did not paint always " legal " walls, and , by the way, apart the untouchable Banksy who could paint and tags all the loo or fridges in the Lord rooms or in Westminter without any problems, at the contrary, tell me now , which street-artist is still a " vandal " ?! Apart " little " street-artists drawing dicks instead of a nose on a wall, graffiti writers or taggers, none are prosecuted ! Anyway street-art is a non-sense now in the way of the streets.. Most " street-arts " are now making prints and that's all ! Why do you think about Upfest Bristol, Nuart festival, etc etc ... |
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Why do people like Stik?, by vei on Jan 2, 2016 18:58:44 GMT 1, I was going to buy some of Stiks work. Then I thought why should I? He never buys any of mine!
I was going to buy some of Stiks work. Then I thought why should I? He never buys any of mine!
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Why do people like Stik?, by Lroy on Jan 2, 2016 19:06:36 GMT 1, I was going to buy some of Stiks work. Then I thought why should I? He never buys any of mine!
Tout are Banstik ?
I was going to buy some of Stiks work. Then I thought why should I? He never buys any of mine! Tout are Banstik ? |
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