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Why do people like Stik?, by Fะฏ on Jan 4, 2016 21:43:08 GMT 1, Why so you keep comparing stiks activities to banksy.
Banksy is sitting on an island somewhere smoking a joint in ยฃ50's laughing.
Probably watching his family ride jet ski's
Why so you keep comparing stiks activities to banksy.
Banksy is sitting on an island somewhere smoking a joint in ยฃ50's laughing.
Probably watching his family ride jet ski's
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Why do people like Stik?, by Fะฏ on Jan 4, 2016 21:44:07 GMT 1, Im done with this saucyjack show thread, hopefully the guardians will be hot on this.
Later
Im done with this saucyjack show thread, hopefully the guardians will be hot on this.
Later
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Why do people like Stik?, by .dappy on Jan 4, 2016 21:49:40 GMT 1, ... and does it really matter ... No! ...
but you've 'proved' your point sj - he-ho!
... and does it really matter ... No! ...
but you've 'proved' your point sj - he-ho!
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Why do people like Stik?, by tartarus on Jan 4, 2016 21:51:05 GMT 1, thanks for the quote. Bit impressive that you can't even see how you just blew a huge hole into your own argument though.
An anonymous ADVERTISING AGENCY. Do you not think that could be the one that used his image in the Nokia (if i remember that right) ADVERT.
pisces et dolium
thanks for the quote. Bit impressive that you can't even see how you just blew a huge hole into your own argument though. An anonymous ADVERTISING AGENCY. Do you not think that could be the one that used his image in the Nokia (if i remember that right) ADVERT. pisces et dolium |
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Why do people like Stik?, by 11 on Jan 4, 2016 21:51:29 GMT 1, I think Banksy's PR team do a very good job of covering up exactly what they do and don't do in protecting the artist (or gang of 20-30 based on what you believe)
and PR for the Big Issue shouldn't be confused with PR for the artist but nevertheless saucyjack - your interpretation is spot-on and clearly win the who has the most immovable opinions on everything 
I think Banksy's PR team do a very good job of covering up exactly what they do and don't do in protecting the artist (or gang of 20-30 based on what you believe) and PR for the Big Issue shouldn't be confused with PR for the artist but nevertheless saucyjack - your interpretation is spot-on and clearly win the who has the most immovable opinions on everything |
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Why do people like Stik?, by saucyjack on Jan 4, 2016 21:51:40 GMT 1, Why so you keep comparing stiks activities to banksy. Banksy is sitting on an island somewhere smoking a joint in ยฃ50's laughing. Probably watching his family ride jet ski's
Again, I am not saying it is bad, I am saying it is happening.
As for getting the Guardians to get "hot" on me, that is just nonsense. I am speaking on topic, politely and that is not against any rules. The fact my opinions do not gel with the majority here is irrelevant. Use the Block feature if you don't want to read it, as 11 proposed earlier.
Why so you keep comparing stiks activities to banksy. Banksy is sitting on an island somewhere smoking a joint in ยฃ50's laughing. Probably watching his family ride jet ski's I do so because the similarities between the two PR campaigns are very interesting. I won't clog this thread with my banter explaining this, perhaps I will start a new thread. Again, I am not saying it is bad, I am saying it is happening. As for getting the Guardians to get "hot" on me, that is just nonsense. I am speaking on topic, politely and that is not against any rules. The fact my opinions do not gel with the majority here is irrelevant. Use the Block feature if you don't want to read it, as 11 proposed earlier. |
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Why do people like Stik?, by Cornish Crayon on Jan 4, 2016 21:59:43 GMT 1, Hello Hello Hello, what's going on ere then ?
Hello Hello Hello, what's going on ere then ?
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Why do people like Stik?, by saucyjack on Jan 4, 2016 22:03:26 GMT 1, thanks for the quote. Bit impressive that you can't even see how you just blew a huge hole into your own argument though. An anonymous ADVERTISING AGENCY. Do you not think that could be the one that used his image in the Nokia (if i remember that right) ADVERT. pisces et dolium
thanks for the quote. Bit impressive that you can't even see how you just blew a huge hole into your own argument though. An anonymous ADVERTISING AGENCY. Do you not think that could be the one that used his image in the Nokia (if i remember that right) ADVERT. pisces et dolium The Big Issue poster giveaway took place over a year before the copyright infringement settlement. |
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Why do people like Stik?, by tartarus on Jan 4, 2016 22:08:52 GMT 1, thanks for the quote. Bit impressive that you can't even see how you just blew a huge hole into your own argument though. An anonymous ADVERTISING AGENCY. Do you not think that could be the one that used his image in the Nokia (if i remember that right) ADVERT. pisces et dolium The Big Issue poster giveaway took place over a year before the copyright infringement settlement.
thanks for the quote. Bit impressive that you can't even see how you just blew a huge hole into your own argument though. An anonymous ADVERTISING AGENCY. Do you not think that could be the one that used his image in the Nokia (if i remember that right) ADVERT. pisces et dolium The Big Issue poster giveaway took place over a year before the copyright infringement settlement. you got proof of that? |
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Why do people like Stik?, by zefarrett on Jan 4, 2016 22:11:12 GMT 1, Im not even sure why this is still going. I could start the same thread about so many other artists. Why do I like stik? Because I do. Isnt that enough of a reason? I think the real question is why do you feel the need to have a personal preference explained to you?
Im not even sure why this is still going. I could start the same thread about so many other artists. Why do I like stik? Because I do. Isnt that enough of a reason? I think the real question is why do you feel the need to have a personal preference explained to you?
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Why do people like Stik?, by saucyjack on Jan 4, 2016 22:19:09 GMT 1, The Big Issue poster giveaway took place over a year before the copyright infringement settlement. you got proof of that?
The Big Issue poster giveaway occurred in March of 2013, according to multiple sources, including those I have already posted.
The copyright infringement settlement occurred in August of 2014, according to multiple sources, including those I have already posted.
The Big Issue poster giveaway took place over a year before the copyright infringement settlement. you got proof of that? Yes. The Big Issue poster giveaway occurred in March of 2013, according to multiple sources, including those I have already posted. The copyright infringement settlement occurred in August of 2014, according to multiple sources, including those I have already posted. |
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Why do people like Stik?, by davievegas on Jan 5, 2016 0:53:28 GMT 1, Im not even sure why this is still going. I could start the same thread about so many other artists. Why do I like stik? Because I do. Isnt that enough of a reason? I think the real question is why do you feel the need to have a personal preference explained to you?
Im not even sure why this is still going. I could start the same thread about so many other artists. Why do I like stik? Because I do. Isnt that enough of a reason? I think the real question is why do you feel the need to have a personal preference explained to you? Other artists you mean like "Rae"? I think the same thing when I see his work but not so much as how easy it is but more of "WTF are people thinking buying this". How does his weird african voodoo like images make it on peoples walls EVER? lol. |
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Why do people like Stik?, by Happy Go Lucky Chap on Jan 5, 2016 1:07:10 GMT 1, For me, Stik is the Emperor's New Clothes
.....just sayin
For me, Stik is the Emperor's New Clothes
.....just sayin
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Why do people like Stik?, by natstan on Jan 5, 2016 1:49:50 GMT 1, Im not even sure why this is still going. I could start the same thread about so many other artists. Why do I like stik? Because I do. Isnt that enough of a reason? I think the real question is why do you feel the need to have a personal preference explained to you? Other artists you mean like "Rae"? I think the same thing when I see his work but not so much as how easy it is but more of "WTF are people thinking buying this". How does his weird african voodoo like images make it on peoples walls EVER? lol.
.... And purchased at prices way more than what they are worth by 'fans and collectors'.
Okay, maybe doesn't applies to rae...
Im not even sure why this is still going. I could start the same thread about so many other artists. Why do I like stik? Because I do. Isnt that enough of a reason? I think the real question is why do you feel the need to have a personal preference explained to you? Other artists you mean like "Rae"? I think the same thing when I see his work but not so much as how easy it is but more of "WTF are people thinking buying this". How does his weird african voodoo like images make it on peoples walls EVER? lol. .... And purchased at prices way more than what they are worth by 'fans and collectors'. Okay, maybe doesn't applies to rae... |
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Why do people like Stik?, by tartarus on Jan 5, 2016 2:30:53 GMT 1, Yes. The Big Issue poster giveaway occurred in March of 2013, according to multiple sources, including those I have already posted. The copyright infringement settlement occurred in August of 2014, according to multiple sources, including those I have already posted.
Yes. The Big Issue poster giveaway occurred in March of 2013, according to multiple sources, including those I have already posted. The copyright infringement settlement occurred in August of 2014, according to multiple sources, including those I have already posted. Secondary sources aren't that reliable unfortunately. That article was published long after the settlement. |
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Why do people like Stik?, by saucyjack on Jan 5, 2016 3:29:56 GMT 1, I remember the front cover of that Big Issue well. It had a little Stik figure featured in the upper corner accompanied by words like, "This is the next Banksy." I also remember that issue featured a collaboration between Big Issue and M&C Saatchi. As we all know, M&C Saatchi is an enormous advertising agency.
I know the "official" story goes that Stik used the funds from the out of court settlement to pay for the costs associated with the 75,000 prints. I don't believe it. Fact is, the only people who know the truth are Stik, Big Issue, and (maybe) Saatchi.
Aside from Charles choking Nigella, I have no problems with it. Good on Stik for his success. I only want to point out that Stik does indeed have a very strong PR team.
I remember the front cover of that Big Issue well. It had a little Stik figure featured in the upper corner accompanied by words like, "This is the next Banksy." I also remember that issue featured a collaboration between Big Issue and M&C Saatchi. As we all know, M&C Saatchi is an enormous advertising agency.
I know the "official" story goes that Stik used the funds from the out of court settlement to pay for the costs associated with the 75,000 prints. I don't believe it. Fact is, the only people who know the truth are Stik, Big Issue, and (maybe) Saatchi.
Aside from Charles choking Nigella, I have no problems with it. Good on Stik for his success. I only want to point out that Stik does indeed have a very strong PR team.
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Why do people like Stik?, by thomasmer on Jan 5, 2016 4:01:30 GMT 1, I remember the front cover of that Big Issue well. It had a little Stik figure featured in the upper corner accompanied by words like, "This is the next Banksy." I also remember that issue featured a collaboration between Big Issue and M&C Saatchi. As we all know, M&C Saatchi is an enormous advertising agency. I know the "official" story goes that Stik used the funds from the out of court settlement to pay for the costs associated with the 75,000 prints. I don't believe it. Fact is, the only people who know the truth are Stik, Big Issue, and (maybe) Saatchi. Aside from Charles choking Nigella, I have no problems with it. Good on Stik for his success. I only want to point out that Stik does indeed have a very strong PR team.
Who really cares he hardly made his name for being a very 'real' street artist, just an east london pretender bandwagon that wouldn't look out of place in an ikea catalog.
Good luck to him.
I remember the front cover of that Big Issue well. It had a little Stik figure featured in the upper corner accompanied by words like, "This is the next Banksy." I also remember that issue featured a collaboration between Big Issue and M&C Saatchi. As we all know, M&C Saatchi is an enormous advertising agency. I know the "official" story goes that Stik used the funds from the out of court settlement to pay for the costs associated with the 75,000 prints. I don't believe it. Fact is, the only people who know the truth are Stik, Big Issue, and (maybe) Saatchi. Aside from Charles choking Nigella, I have no problems with it. Good on Stik for his success. I only want to point out that Stik does indeed have a very strong PR team. Who really cares he hardly made his name for being a very 'real' street artist, just an east london pretender bandwagon that wouldn't look out of place in an ikea catalog. Good luck to him. |
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Why do people like Stik?, by Deleted on Jan 5, 2016 4:53:52 GMT 1, I remember the front cover of that Big Issue well. It had a little Stik figure featured in the upper corner accompanied by words like, "This is the next Banksy." I also remember that issue featured a collaboration between Big Issue and M&C Saatchi. As we all know, M&C Saatchi is an enormous advertising agency. I know the "official" story goes that Stik used the funds from the out of court settlement to pay for the costs associated with the 75,000 prints. I don't believe it. Fact is, the only people who know the truth are Stik, Big Issue, and (maybe) Saatchi. Aside from Charles choking Nigella, I have no problems with it. Good on Stik for his success. I only want to point out that Stik does indeed have a very strong PR team. Who really cares he hardly made his name for being a very 'real' street artist, just an east london pretender bandwagon that wouldn't look out of place in an ikea catalog. Good luck to him.
Change "East London" to "Stokes Croft" and the second to last sentence reads like something Banksy would write on the back of one of his books.
IKEA catalogues must have improved since I last looked...
I remember the front cover of that Big Issue well. It had a little Stik figure featured in the upper corner accompanied by words like, "This is the next Banksy." I also remember that issue featured a collaboration between Big Issue and M&C Saatchi. As we all know, M&C Saatchi is an enormous advertising agency. I know the "official" story goes that Stik used the funds from the out of court settlement to pay for the costs associated with the 75,000 prints. I don't believe it. Fact is, the only people who know the truth are Stik, Big Issue, and (maybe) Saatchi. Aside from Charles choking Nigella, I have no problems with it. Good on Stik for his success. I only want to point out that Stik does indeed have a very strong PR team. Who really cares he hardly made his name for being a very 'real' street artist, just an east london pretender bandwagon that wouldn't look out of place in an ikea catalog. Good luck to him. Change "East London" to "Stokes Croft" and the second to last sentence reads like something Banksy would write on the back of one of his books. IKEA catalogues must have improved since I last looked... |
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Why do people like Stik?, by Deleted on Jan 5, 2016 5:54:16 GMT 1, I remember the front cover of that Big Issue well. It had a little Stik figure featured in the upper corner accompanied by words like, "This is the next Banksy." I also remember that issue featured a collaboration between Big Issue and M&C Saatchi. As we all know, M&C Saatchi is an enormous advertising agency. I know the "official" story goes that Stik used the funds from the out of court settlement to pay for the costs associated with the 75,000 prints. I don't believe it. Fact is, the only people who know the truth are Stik, Big Issue, and (maybe) Saatchi. Aside from Charles choking Nigella, I have no problems with it. Good on Stik for his success. I only want to point out that Stik does indeed have a very strong PR team.
Hey mr communicator,
do you question the personal tastes of the kids you teach?
Tell them that the stuff they like is crap?
Why don't you just act your age and worry about the art you like not what everybody else likes.
Pretty much every post from you since you've joined has been criticism looks like your only here to pick an argument and not actually contribute anything? Why don't you tell the rest of the forum your previous username let them know who they are dealing with 
That's all
I remember the front cover of that Big Issue well. It had a little Stik figure featured in the upper corner accompanied by words like, "This is the next Banksy." I also remember that issue featured a collaboration between Big Issue and M&C Saatchi. As we all know, M&C Saatchi is an enormous advertising agency. I know the "official" story goes that Stik used the funds from the out of court settlement to pay for the costs associated with the 75,000 prints. I don't believe it. Fact is, the only people who know the truth are Stik, Big Issue, and (maybe) Saatchi. Aside from Charles choking Nigella, I have no problems with it. Good on Stik for his success. I only want to point out that Stik does indeed have a very strong PR team. Hey mr communicator, do you question the personal tastes of the kids you teach? Tell them that the stuff they like is crap? Why don't you just act your age and worry about the art you like not what everybody else likes. Pretty much every post from you since you've joined has been criticism looks like your only here to pick an argument and not actually contribute anything? Why don't you tell the rest of the forum your previous username let them know who they are dealing with That's all |
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Why do people like Stik?, by docean on Jan 5, 2016 6:55:40 GMT 1, Im not even sure why this is still going. I could start the same thread about so many other artists. Why do I like stik? Because I do. Isnt that enough of a reason? I think the real question is why do you feel the need to have a personal preference explained to you?
that's been explained here many times already. why do you pose questions without reading the entire thread, thus needing it to be explained to you?
additionally,
"so many other artists" don't command (comparatively) high prices for basic work
"so many other artists" don't have enormous fan bases like Stik
Im not even sure why this is still going. I could start the same thread about so many other artists. Why do I like stik? Because I do. Isnt that enough of a reason? I think the real question is why do you feel the need to have a personal preference explained to you? that's been explained here many times already. why do you pose questions without reading the entire thread, thus needing it to be explained to you? additionally, "so many other artists" don't command (comparatively) high prices for basic work "so many other artists" don't have enormous fan bases like Stik |
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Why do people like Stik?, by docean on Jan 5, 2016 6:56:51 GMT 1, all debate and personal preferences aside:
more power to any artist who builds a huge fan base and sells work well.
all debate and personal preferences aside:
more power to any artist who builds a huge fan base and sells work well.
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Why do people like Stik?, by Deleted on Jan 5, 2016 7:02:22 GMT 1, all debate and personal preferences aside: more power to any artist who builds a huge fan base and sells work well.
Switched account now?
all debate and personal preferences aside: more power to any artist who builds a huge fan base and sells work well. Switched account now? |
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Why do people like Stik?, by docean on Jan 5, 2016 7:06:24 GMT 1, all debate and personal preferences aside: more power to any artist who builds a huge fan base and sells work well. Switched account now?
all debate and personal preferences aside: more power to any artist who builds a huge fan base and sells work well. Switched account now? just because I don't like his work and don't see any talent in it doesn't mean I don't respect his success. |
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Why do people like Stik?, by tartarus on Jan 5, 2016 10:24:28 GMT 1, I remember the front cover of that Big Issue well. It had a little Stik figure featured in the upper corner accompanied by words like, "This is the next Banksy." I also remember that issue featured a collaboration between Big Issue and M&C Saatchi. As we all know, M&C Saatchi is an enormous advertising agency. I know the "official" story goes that Stik used the funds from the out of court settlement to pay for the costs associated with the 75,000 prints. I don't believe it. Fact is, the only people who know the truth are Stik, Big Issue, and (maybe) Saatchi. Aside from Charles choking Nigella, I have no problems with it. Good on Stik for his success. I only want to point out that Stik does indeed have a very strong PR team.
So you say. My info is direct so I'd guess way more accurate than your ramblings. But I see how your trying to muddy the waters with false info you can't prove. It was paid for from the settlement. Get over yourself.
Share your previous user name. Fill us all with confidence.
I remember the front cover of that Big Issue well. It had a little Stik figure featured in the upper corner accompanied by words like, "This is the next Banksy." I also remember that issue featured a collaboration between Big Issue and M&C Saatchi. As we all know, M&C Saatchi is an enormous advertising agency. I know the "official" story goes that Stik used the funds from the out of court settlement to pay for the costs associated with the 75,000 prints. I don't believe it. Fact is, the only people who know the truth are Stik, Big Issue, and (maybe) Saatchi. Aside from Charles choking Nigella, I have no problems with it. Good on Stik for his success. I only want to point out that Stik does indeed have a very strong PR team. So you say. My info is direct so I'd guess way more accurate than your ramblings. But I see how your trying to muddy the waters with false info you can't prove. It was paid for from the settlement. Get over yourself. Share your previous user name. Fill us all with confidence. |
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Why do people like Stik?, by Deleted on Jan 5, 2016 14:22:08 GMT 1, When stik needs to hire a rig to paint, he sells an original. i think thats fair. no pr team or money goes anywhere apart from street work. anything else is made up bulls**t.
When stik needs to hire a rig to paint, he sells an original. i think thats fair. no pr team or money goes anywhere apart from street work. anything else is made up bulls**t. Why hire a rig? Why not just paint standing on the ground or on a stepladder? |
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Why do people like Stik?, by Deleted on Jan 5, 2016 14:24:49 GMT 1, Applies here, I think... "People are taking the piss out of you everyday. They butt into your life, take a cheap shot at you and then disappear. They leer at you from tall buildings and make you feel small. They make flippant comments from buses that imply youโre not sexy enough and that all the fun is happening somewhere else. They are on TV making your girlfriend feel inadequate. They have access to the most sophisticated technology the world has ever seen and they bully you with it. They are The Advertisers and they are laughing at you. You, however, are forbidden to touch them. Trademarks, intellectual property rights and copyright law mean advertisers can say what they like wherever they like with total impunity. f**k that. Any advert in a public space that gives you no choice whether you see it or not is yours. Itโs yours to take, re-arrange and re-use. You can do whatever you like with it. Asking for permission is like asking to keep a rock someone just threw at your head. You owe the companies nothing. Less than nothing, you especially donโt owe them any courtesy. They owe you. They have re-arranged the world to put themselves in front of you. They never asked for your permission, donโt even start asking for theirs. โ Banksy" 
Applies here, I think... "People are taking the piss out of you everyday. They butt into your life, take a cheap shot at you and then disappear. They leer at you from tall buildings and make you feel small. They make flippant comments from buses that imply youโre not sexy enough and that all the fun is happening somewhere else. They are on TV making your girlfriend feel inadequate. They have access to the most sophisticated technology the world has ever seen and they bully you with it. They are The Advertisers and they are laughing at you. You, however, are forbidden to touch them. Trademarks, intellectual property rights and copyright law mean advertisers can say what they like wherever they like with total impunity. f**k that. Any advert in a public space that gives you no choice whether you see it or not is yours. Itโs yours to take, re-arrange and re-use. You can do whatever you like with it. Asking for permission is like asking to keep a rock someone just threw at your head. You owe the companies nothing. Less than nothing, you especially donโt owe them any courtesy. They owe you. They have re-arranged the world to put themselves in front of you. They never asked for your permission, donโt even start asking for theirs. โ Banksy" |
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Why do people like Stik?, by Deleted on Jan 5, 2016 14:28:23 GMT 1,
Looks like a bit of both. It's good for publicity and advertising Stik and getting his name and art distributed via the Big Issue. I met a lot fo people who sell the Big Issue. Not all of them are homeless and not all are genuine.
Stiks prints were given to celebrities. Bit like Bambi 
Looks like a bit of both. It's good for publicity and advertising Stik and getting his name and art distributed via the Big Issue. I met a lot fo people who sell the Big Issue. Not all of them are homeless and not all are genuine. Stiks prints were given to celebrities. Bit like Bambi
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Why do people like Stik?, by 11 on Jan 5, 2016 14:39:20 GMT 1, When stik needs to hire a rig to paint, he sells an original. i think thats fair. no pr team or money goes anywhere apart from street work. anything else is made up bulls**t. Why hire a rig? Why not just paint standing on the ground or on a stepladder?
40m high mural painted to highlight shortage of affordable housingย
Pic courtesy of Eastend Review
When stik needs to hire a rig to paint, he sells an original. i think thats fair. no pr team or money goes anywhere apart from street work. anything else is made up bulls**t. Why hire a rig? Why not just paint standing on the ground or on a stepladder? This is getting ridiculous nowย 40m high mural painted to highlight shortage of affordable housingย Pic courtesy of Eastend Review |
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Why do people like Stik?, by Deleted on Jan 5, 2016 14:42:24 GMT 1, Why hire a rig? Why not just paint standing on the ground or on a stepladder? This is getting ridiculous now 4 0m high mural painted to highlight shortage of affordable housing Pic courtesy of Eastend Review
I would never have guessed and I doubt most people driving pas that saw this mural would have guessed it was highlighting the shortage of affordable housing too.
Don't take people for fools it is highlighting Stik.
Why hire a rig? Why not just paint standing on the ground or on a stepladder? This is getting ridiculous now 4 0m high mural painted to highlight shortage of affordable housing Pic courtesy of Eastend Review I would never have guessed and I doubt most people driving pas that saw this mural would have guessed it was highlighting the shortage of affordable housing too. Don't take people for fools it is highlighting Stik. |
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