Cornish Crayon
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Art Fan 2011
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A dface rug, by Art Fan 2011 on Feb 17, 2017 19:33:57 GMT 1, He is going anywhere he can cash in ! That said, whilst I don`t need a new mattress, I sure could do with a new door mat  think ill pick one up
He is going anywhere he can cash in ! That said, whilst I don`t need a new mattress, I sure could do with a new door mat think ill pick one up |
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Cornish Crayon
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A dface rug, by Cornish Crayon on Feb 18, 2017 22:02:41 GMT 1, Bit rich for me to wipe me feets on, plus the missus don't like the whole clown thing 
Bit rich for me to wipe me feets on, plus the missus don't like the whole clown thing |
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sl
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A dface rug, by sl on Feb 18, 2017 22:19:37 GMT 1, This is yet another example of over merchandising, cashing in and distressing your own brand. I hope these ideas are not his so he can move on from this nonsense.
Mattress, mats what's next d-shower curtain, d-tea cozy?
This is yet another example of over merchandising, cashing in and distressing your own brand. I hope these ideas are not his so he can move on from this nonsense.
Mattress, mats what's next d-shower curtain, d-tea cozy?
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tartarus
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A dface rug, by tartarus on Feb 18, 2017 22:21:25 GMT 1, This is yet another example of over merchandising, cashing in and distressing your own brand. I hope these ideas are not his so he can move on from this nonsense. Mattress, mats what's next d-shower curtain, d-tea cozy?
This is yet another example of over merchandising, cashing in and distressing your own brand. I hope these ideas are not his so he can move on from this nonsense. Mattress, mats what's next d-shower curtain, d-tea cozy? Faile already did the shower curtain. Id quite like to have one too! |
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sl
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A dface rug, by sl on Feb 18, 2017 22:29:52 GMT 1, This is yet another example of over merchandising, cashing in and distressing your own brand. I hope these ideas are not his so he can move on from this nonsense. Mattress, mats what's next d-shower curtain, d-tea cozy? Faile already did the shower curtain. Id quite like to have one too!
This is yet another example of over merchandising, cashing in and distressing your own brand. I hope these ideas are not his so he can move on from this nonsense. Mattress, mats what's next d-shower curtain, d-tea cozy? Faile already did the shower curtain. Id quite like to have one too! SMH I had no idea. Hey maybe it looks great but can you still be considered a street/urban artist when you dive into the world of bathroom accessories? |
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tartarus
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A dface rug, by tartarus on Feb 18, 2017 22:40:28 GMT 1, Faile already did the shower curtain. Id quite like to have one too! SMH I had no idea. Hey maybe it looks great but can you still be considered a street/urban artist when you dive into the world of bathroom accessories?
Faile already did the shower curtain. Id quite like to have one too! SMH I had no idea. Hey maybe it looks great but can you still be considered a street/urban artist when you dive into the world of bathroom accessories? If its a for sale thread om sure some would try. But its a bit like the VNA scarfs, they are great to wear as scarfs. Then theres all the other nick nacks around here like an empty warhol vodka bottle that never had anything in it in the first place, a bottle of sweettoof beer that will never be drunk, 2 waffles from the laz invader show (not the ones in sealed bags, the ones they made to eat frozen into varnish) and god knows what else. Its all just little sidelines for an art enthusiast to have around. |
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Hairbland
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A dface rug, by Hairbland on Feb 19, 2017 0:01:34 GMT 1, If its a for sale thread om sure some would try. But its a bit like the VNA scarfs, they are great to wear as scarfs. Then theres all the other nick nacks around here like an empty warhol vodka bottle that never had anything in it in the first place, a bottle of sweettoof beer that will never be drunk, 2 waffles from the laz invader show (not the ones in sealed bags, the ones they made to eat frozen into varnish) and god knows what else. Its all just little sidelines for an art enthusiast to have around.ย Fair point. Cool for the purchaser I suppose to be happy looking at these but I think artist loses street cred.ย The waffles tho kinda go with the brand, you know squares and all. Would never eat them thoย
I think the artists doing this have moved past the need street cred. Kaws did beer and light bulbs. About 10 years or so a number of artists did beach towels you could only get at Target online, I think Elizabeth Peyton, Koons, Raymond Pettibon and more, they are quite valuable now. And there have been many t-shirts at Uniqlo, of course Kaws but others I have a great Lawrence Weiner.
The best street artists essentially become the new pop artists. Warhol set the boundaries for this new breed, of which many of the best studied in art school.
If its a for sale thread om sure some would try. But its a bit like the VNA scarfs, they are great to wear as scarfs. Then theres all the other nick nacks around here like an empty warhol vodka bottle that never had anything in it in the first place, a bottle of sweettoof beer that will never be drunk, 2 waffles from the laz invader show (not the ones in sealed bags, the ones they made to eat frozen into varnish) and god knows what else. Its all just little sidelines for an art enthusiast to have around.ย Fair point. Cool for the purchaser I suppose to be happy looking at these but I think artist loses street cred.ย The waffles tho kinda go with the brand, you know squares and all. Would never eat them thoย I think the artists doing this have moved past the need street cred. Kaws did beer and light bulbs. About 10 years or so a number of artists did beach towels you could only get at Target online, I think Elizabeth Peyton, Koons, Raymond Pettibon and more, they are quite valuable now. And there have been many t-shirts at Uniqlo, of course Kaws but others I have a great Lawrence Weiner. The best street artists essentially become the new pop artists. Warhol set the boundaries for this new breed, of which many of the best studied in art school. |
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Dr Plip
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A dface rug, by Dr Plip on Feb 19, 2017 0:05:31 GMT 1, On the one hand, I think "We don't need any more crap in the world. We've already got loads of it"
On the other hand, I think "It's great to see artists pushing their work into new, possibly unconventional, areas. Make the world a more interesting place. Why shouldn't a melon have a light switch on it?"
And on the other hand, I think "Let's all have a laugh"
On the one hand, I think "We don't need any more crap in the world. We've already got loads of it"
On the other hand, I think "It's great to see artists pushing their work into new, possibly unconventional, areas. Make the world a more interesting place. Why shouldn't a melon have a light switch on it?"
And on the other hand, I think "Let's all have a laugh" |
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nobokov
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A dface rug, by nobokov on Feb 19, 2017 0:38:03 GMT 1,
Faile already did the shower curtain. Id quite like to have one too! SMH I had no idea. Hey maybe it looks great but can you still be considered a street/urban artist when you dive into the world of bathroom accessories?
I thought it was for the front door on the exterior side, therefore technically still..... fairly close to the street.
There's no way I'd let that ass clown in my house, in human or rug form.
I dont have any issues with artists venturing on to home goods. Why should art only belong on the walls? I dig Parra's stuff and think many artists will follow suit once the print game dies out.
Faile already did the shower curtain. Id quite like to have one too! SMH I had no idea. Hey maybe it looks great but can you still be considered a street/urban artist when you dive into the world of bathroom accessories? I thought it was for the front door on the exterior side, therefore technically still..... fairly close to the street. There's no way I'd let that ass clown in my house, in human or rug form. I dont have any issues with artists venturing on to home goods. Why should art only belong on the walls? I dig Parra's stuff and think many artists will follow suit once the print game dies out. |
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sl
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A dface rug, by sl on Feb 19, 2017 0:41:22 GMT 1, Fair point. Cool for the purchaser I suppose to be happy looking at these but I think artist loses street cred. The waffles tho kinda go with the brand, you know squares and all. Would never eat them tho I think the artists doing this have moved past the need street cred. Kaws did beer and light bulbs. About 10 years or so a number of artists did beach towels you could only get at Target online, I think Elizabeth Peyton, Koons, Raymond Pettibon and more, they are quite valuable now. And there have been many t-shirts at Uniqlo, of course Kaws but others I have a great Lawrence Weiner. The best street artists essentially become the new pop artists. Warhol set the boundaries for this new breed, of which many of the best studied in art school.
Warhol was the exception to this as he took everyday household items and transformed them.
You're prob correct that going from street to pop artist is the ultimate goal of a lot of new artist.
They may call it transcending to the next level. I call it selling out by licensing your artistic integrity.
Thank goodness there are a lot of artists that would rather be broke than go for the quick buck.
I guess for me when a street artist comes out of the shadows into fluorescent lighting with intents on becoming a pop icon I'm done with them.
Fair point. Cool for the purchaser I suppose to be happy looking at these but I think artist loses street cred. The waffles tho kinda go with the brand, you know squares and all. Would never eat them tho I think the artists doing this have moved past the need street cred. Kaws did beer and light bulbs. About 10 years or so a number of artists did beach towels you could only get at Target online, I think Elizabeth Peyton, Koons, Raymond Pettibon and more, they are quite valuable now. And there have been many t-shirts at Uniqlo, of course Kaws but others I have a great Lawrence Weiner. The best street artists essentially become the new pop artists. Warhol set the boundaries for this new breed, of which many of the best studied in art school. Interesting take. The Kaws bulb is a little different as it combines an artists identfier with tech to make something new and unexpected. It's sculptural. Towels and housewares, for me, hold no interest. Warhol was the exception to this as he took everyday household items and transformed them. You're prob correct that going from street to pop artist is the ultimate goal of a lot of new artist. They may call it transcending to the next level. I call it selling out by licensing your artistic integrity. Thank goodness there are a lot of artists that would rather be broke than go for the quick buck. I guess for me when a street artist comes out of the shadows into fluorescent lighting with intents on becoming a pop icon I'm done with them. |
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A dface rug, by Happy Shopper on Feb 19, 2017 10:55:17 GMT 1, Rugs can be fun... I quite like the Kaws ones (don't have one though), but not sure this image works.
A big "flying dog" would have been better.
Rugs can be fun... I quite like the Kaws ones (don't have one though), but not sure this image works.
A big "flying dog" would have been better.
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sugar72
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A dface rug, by sugar72 on Feb 19, 2017 11:00:16 GMT 1, Also not sure I can justify wiping my dirty feet on a rather expensive rug!
Also not sure I can justify wiping my dirty feet on a rather expensive rug!
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Viking Surfer
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I'm getting this to go right underneath my new Maya Hayuk 1xrun. |
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bustart
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A dface rug, by bustart on Feb 20, 2017 11:00:00 GMT 1, This is yet another example of over merchandising, cashing in and distressing your own brand. I hope these ideas are not his so he can move on from this nonsense. Mattress, mats what's next d-shower curtain, d-tea cozy? Faile already did the shower curtain. Id quite like to have one too!
This is yet another example of over merchandising, cashing in and distressing your own brand. I hope these ideas are not his so he can move on from this nonsense. Mattress, mats what's next d-shower curtain, d-tea cozy? Faile already did the shower curtain. Id quite like to have one too! Jerremy fish made a supernice shower curtain for upperplayground |
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tartarus
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A dface rug, by tartarus on Feb 20, 2017 11:26:38 GMT 1, Faile already did the shower curtain. Id quite like to have one too! Jerremy fish made a supernice shower curtain for upperplayground
Faile already did the shower curtain. Id quite like to have one too! Jerremy fish made a supernice shower curtain for upperplayground Dont do the skull thing to be honest. Do like the little dudes poking out the top of them though! |
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think ill pick one up
