randomname
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New Faile print May , by randomname on May 10, 2017 16:26:32 GMT 1, This has been at the top of my "I wish they'd do a print of this" list for a while now.
This has been at the top of my "I wish they'd do a print of this" list for a while now. |
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dani
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New Faile print May , by dani on May 10, 2017 16:29:14 GMT 1,
Is this the first print they've released with Faile on the left and 1986 on the right?
Is this the first print they've released with Faile on the left and 1986 on the right? |
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annar50
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New Faile print May , by annar50 on May 10, 2017 16:30:49 GMT 1, This boys are releasing far to many prints in my mind , saturating the market.
Shame as they use to release great prints in small editions
This boys are releasing far to many prints in my mind , saturating the market.
Shame as they use to release great prints in small editions
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New Faile print May , by Dust Buster on May 10, 2017 16:33:57 GMT 1, On the Faile site, if you cart a print does that mean you have it, or do you still have to rush through the checkout process?
On the Faile site, if you cart a print does that mean you have it, or do you still have to rush through the checkout process?
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randomname
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New Faile print May , by randomname on May 10, 2017 16:36:45 GMT 1, This boys are releasing far to many prints in my mind , saturating the market. Shame as they use to release great prints in small editions
Good for collectors. Bad for flippers.
This boys are releasing far to many prints in my mind , saturating the market. Shame as they use to release great prints in small editions Good for collectors. Bad for flippers. |
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sugar72
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New Faile print May , by sugar72 on May 10, 2017 16:37:45 GMT 1, On the Faile site, if you cart a print does that mean you have it, or do you still have to rush through the checkout process?
You have to be as quick as you can!!
On the Faile site, if you cart a print does that mean you have it, or do you still have to rush through the checkout process? You have to be as quick as you can!! |
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sugar72
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New Faile print May , by sugar72 on May 10, 2017 16:38:44 GMT 1, This boys are releasing far to many prints in my mind , saturating the market. Shame as they use to release great prints in small editions
Agree. The only ones currently I get is the 150 series and now look out for earlier prints pre 2010 on secondary market
This boys are releasing far to many prints in my mind , saturating the market. Shame as they use to release great prints in small editions Agree. The only ones currently I get is the 150 series and now look out for earlier prints pre 2010 on secondary market |
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randomname
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New Faile print May , by randomname on May 10, 2017 16:39:33 GMT 1, On the Faile site, if you cart a print does that mean you have it, or do you still have to rush through the checkout process?
I've lost prints that were in my cart in the past. But that may have been due to the site being overwhelmed and not being able to check up within the time limit. Best to get through checkout as quick as possible.
That said, I don't think there will be a huge demand for these. But I could be wrong.
On the Faile site, if you cart a print does that mean you have it, or do you still have to rush through the checkout process? I've lost prints that were in my cart in the past. But that may have been due to the site being overwhelmed and not being able to check up within the time limit. Best to get through checkout as quick as possible. That said, I don't think there will be a huge demand for these. But I could be wrong. |
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kapow
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New Faile print May , by kapow on May 10, 2017 16:41:09 GMT 1, I recently spoke to a screenprinter with experience of using FedEx, and he told me that if you refuse to pay, they pass the bill back to the sender. Not such a big deal with Faile, but probably more painful for smaller printers or artists. Gosh! I didn't know that. I have never sent anything with FedEx but unless its specifically in the contract then they cannot do that either. Might be worth advising that person to check the contract.
Fair point... I'll let him know!
I recently spoke to a screenprinter with experience of using FedEx, and he told me that if you refuse to pay, they pass the bill back to the sender. Not such a big deal with Faile, but probably more painful for smaller printers or artists. Gosh! I didn't know that. I have never sent anything with FedEx but unless its specifically in the contract then they cannot do that either. Might be worth advising that person to check the contract. Fair point... I'll let him know! |
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kel
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New Faile print May , by kel on May 10, 2017 16:50:44 GMT 1, I like it but it would never make the wall still got framed work from 18months ago that hasn't even been hung yet.
I like it but it would never make the wall still got framed work from 18months ago that hasn't even been hung yet.
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annar50
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New Faile print May , by annar50 on May 10, 2017 16:59:39 GMT 1, This boys are releasing far to many prints in my mind , saturating the market. Shame as they use to release great prints in small editions Good for collectors. Bad for flippers.
Not good at all for collector's, driving down the market of early releases
This boys are releasing far to many prints in my mind , saturating the market. Shame as they use to release great prints in small editions Good for collectors. Bad for flippers. Not good at all for collector's, driving down the market of early releases |
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dani
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New Faile print May , by dani on May 10, 2017 17:04:12 GMT 1, On the Faile site, if you cart a print does that mean you have it, or do you still have to rush through the checkout process?
According to the print listing, it is reserved during the checkout process:
"Product availability will only be secured once you start the checkout process. If the checkout screen displays an item as sold out, you may try again in a few minutes as other active carts may have expired. Once the item is no longer available, this page will display Sold Out."
On the Faile site, if you cart a print does that mean you have it, or do you still have to rush through the checkout process? According to the print listing, it is reserved during the checkout process: "Product availability will only be secured once you start the checkout process. If the checkout screen displays an item as sold out, you may try again in a few minutes as other active carts may have expired. Once the item is no longer available, this page will display Sold Out." |
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isharkey
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New Faile print May , by isharkey on May 10, 2017 17:07:41 GMT 1, All the time in the world to order this print right now...
All the time in the world to order this print right now...
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New Faile print May , by Tommy Tucker on May 10, 2017 17:08:42 GMT 1, Got one, love the image, job done...
Got one, love the image, job done...
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New Faile print May , by joachimme on May 10, 2017 17:10:55 GMT 1, Got one!
Love the size, think it will look amazing in a white frame.
Got one!
Love the size, think it will look amazing in a white frame.
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New Faile print May , by Happy Go Lucky Chap on May 10, 2017 17:14:29 GMT 1, This would look good on a wall crammed full of other Failes, but for me such an easy pass
This would look good on a wall crammed full of other Failes, but for me such an easy pass
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ca
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New Faile print May , by ca on May 10, 2017 17:21:46 GMT 1, good/bad for collectors/flippers blahblahblah, at the end of the day, quality wise it doesnt get better than a Faile print. You like the image to frame it? to me it seems like a good deal, 350$ gets you top notch big size screenprint by some of the most respected artists in the urban/street art scene. In a day and age where random ass artists can charge you the same price for a 18x24 giclee, i think art lovers/collectors are winners
good/bad for collectors/flippers blahblahblah, at the end of the day, quality wise it doesnt get better than a Faile print. You like the image to frame it? to me it seems like a good deal, 350$ gets you top notch big size screenprint by some of the most respected artists in the urban/street art scene. In a day and age where random ass artists can charge you the same price for a 18x24 giclee, i think art lovers/collectors are winners
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New Faile print May , by adewilliams on May 10, 2017 17:33:03 GMT 1, good/bad for collectors/flippers blahblahblah, at the end of the day, quality wise it doesnt get better than a Faile print. You like the image to frame it? to me it seems like a good deal, 350$ gets you top notch big size screenprint by some of the most respected artists in the urban/street art scene. In a day and age where random ass artists can charge you the same price for a 18x24 giclee, i think art lovers/collectors are winners
well said
good/bad for collectors/flippers blahblahblah, at the end of the day, quality wise it doesnt get better than a Faile print. You like the image to frame it? to me it seems like a good deal, 350$ gets you top notch big size screenprint by some of the most respected artists in the urban/street art scene. In a day and age where random ass artists can charge you the same price for a 18x24 giclee, i think art lovers/collectors are winners well said |
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randomname
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New Faile print May , by randomname on May 10, 2017 17:37:19 GMT 1, Good for collectors. Bad for flippers. Not good at all for collector's, driving down the market of early releases
Again, good for collectors. And by collectors, I only mean those who want to own the image and put it on their wall. I couldn't care less about resale value. Not why I buy art.
Good for collectors. Bad for flippers. Not good at all for collector's, driving down the market of early releases Again, good for collectors. And by collectors, I only mean those who want to own the image and put it on their wall. I couldn't care less about resale value. Not why I buy art. |
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New Faile print May , by Happy Go Lucky Chap on May 10, 2017 17:40:29 GMT 1, It's still available
It's still available
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Pawel
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New Faile print May , by Pawel on May 10, 2017 17:41:10 GMT 1, ~80 left
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New Faile print May , by Bumkinonaboat on May 10, 2017 17:42:05 GMT 1, Managed to get one, will look great next to my other faile prints. Great print!
Managed to get one, will look great next to my other faile prints. Great print!
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New Faile print May , by davievegas on May 10, 2017 17:51:30 GMT 1, This boys are releasing far to many prints in my mind , saturating the market. Shame as they use to release great prints in small editions
This boys are releasing far to many prints in my mind , saturating the market. Shame as they use to release great prints in small editions Unfortunately this is why failes value does not do well anymore. High print editions with saturation makes for a lethal combo. If you buy art just to buy art then great but most people buy art with the hope of value going up in the future. I own 4 faile prints and the prints are between 2-5 years old and the value has either stayed the same or dropped. Every new release the prints tend to take longer and longer to sell out now a days. Shame. Best to own there low edition prints or originals now a days. In my opinion all failes work the past couple years have been looking the same. Auction results are hit or miss with them as well. Nothing consistent. Same type of "girl" on a lot of the prints and I already have 2 out of 4 with the girl image. Tired of it even if the quality is great and looks nice on the walls. |
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isharkey
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New Faile print May , by isharkey on May 10, 2017 18:03:39 GMT 1, How can you see how many are left?
How can you see how many are left? |
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randomname
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New Faile print May , by randomname on May 10, 2017 18:11:54 GMT 1, How can you see how many are left?
Add them to your cart until you can't add any more.
How can you see how many are left? Add them to your cart until you can't add any more. |
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Pawel
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New Faile print May , by Pawel on May 10, 2017 18:20:40 GMT 1, How can you see how many are left? Add them to your cart until you can't add any more.
Or page source and check inventory value
How can you see how many are left? Add them to your cart until you can't add any more. Or page source and check inventory value |
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WOOF
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New Faile print May , by WOOF on May 10, 2017 18:25:22 GMT 1, You guys are funny when it comes to your speculation. Making lots of prints does not harm nor does it help an artist long term. Don't believe me? It's believed that picasso has upwards of 180k prints in circulation. He's not the only one either. In fact, one might argue that being prolific is a must if you're going to be a successful artist.
And also, someone made a comment about how the prints take longer to sell out. Again, a quick sell out doesn't make a good artist in the way that a slower sell out doesn't make a bad artist. And if you think quick sell outs matter and invest in that way, you might learn that the hard way. You know who has had quick sell outs on here? Eyesaw. Tabby. Other names that maybe 100 people outside of this forum have heard of. As far as I can tell, sell outs mean nothing and slow sales mean nothing. But I'm happy to listen if someone wants to counter that...
[small edit: picasso made 180k prints, not 80k]
You guys are funny when it comes to your speculation. Making lots of prints does not harm nor does it help an artist long term. Don't believe me? It's believed that picasso has upwards of 180k prints in circulation. He's not the only one either. In fact, one might argue that being prolific is a must if you're going to be a successful artist.
And also, someone made a comment about how the prints take longer to sell out. Again, a quick sell out doesn't make a good artist in the way that a slower sell out doesn't make a bad artist. And if you think quick sell outs matter and invest in that way, you might learn that the hard way. You know who has had quick sell outs on here? Eyesaw. Tabby. Other names that maybe 100 people outside of this forum have heard of. As far as I can tell, sell outs mean nothing and slow sales mean nothing. But I'm happy to listen if someone wants to counter that...
[small edit: picasso made 180k prints, not 80k]
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sugar72
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New Faile print May , by sugar72 on May 10, 2017 18:31:14 GMT 1, You guys are funny when it comes to your speculation. Making lots of prints does not harm nor does it help an artist long term. Don't believe me? It's believed that picasso has upwards of 80k prints in circulation. He's not the only one either. In fact, one might argue that being prolific is a must if you're going to be a successful artist. And also, someone made a comment about how the prints take longer to sell out. Again, a quick sell out doesn't make a good artist in the way that a slower sell out doesn't make a bad artist. And if you think quick sell outs matter and invest in that way, you might learn that the hard way. You know who has had quick sell outs on here? Eyesaw. Tabby. Other names that maybe 100 people outside of this forum have heard of. As far as I can tell, sell outs mean nothing and slow sales mean nothing. But I'm happy to listen if someone wants to counter that...
Well said!
You guys are funny when it comes to your speculation. Making lots of prints does not harm nor does it help an artist long term. Don't believe me? It's believed that picasso has upwards of 80k prints in circulation. He's not the only one either. In fact, one might argue that being prolific is a must if you're going to be a successful artist. And also, someone made a comment about how the prints take longer to sell out. Again, a quick sell out doesn't make a good artist in the way that a slower sell out doesn't make a bad artist. And if you think quick sell outs matter and invest in that way, you might learn that the hard way. You know who has had quick sell outs on here? Eyesaw. Tabby. Other names that maybe 100 people outside of this forum have heard of. As far as I can tell, sell outs mean nothing and slow sales mean nothing. But I'm happy to listen if someone wants to counter that... Well said! |
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New Faile print May , by oxfordwelshchap on May 10, 2017 18:32:56 GMT 1, Well I love this print. I am a faile fan so a bit of rose tinted specs going on but I logged on thinking it would be gone and low and behold there were prints left so absolutely chuffed managed to pick one up - my first block print. Cant wait for it to arrive will be going to the framer with my three latest 150s and my subrossa. Will stick up some pics when framed.
Well I love this print. I am a faile fan so a bit of rose tinted specs going on but I logged on thinking it would be gone and low and behold there were prints left so absolutely chuffed managed to pick one up - my first block print. Cant wait for it to arrive will be going to the framer with my three latest 150s and my subrossa. Will stick up some pics when framed.
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meloveart66
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New Faile print May , by meloveart66 on May 10, 2017 18:33:33 GMT 1, You guys are funny when it comes to your speculation. Making lots of prints does not harm nor does it help an artist long term. Don't believe me? It's believed that picasso has upwards of 80k prints in circulation. He's not the only one either. In fact, one might argue that being prolific is a must if you're going to be a successful artist. And also, someone made a comment about how the prints take longer to sell out. Again, a quick sell out doesn't make a good artist in the way that a slower sell out doesn't make a bad artist. And if you think quick sell outs matter and invest in that way, you might learn that the hard way. You know who has had quick sell outs on here? Eyesaw. Tabby. Other names that maybe 100 people outside of this forum have heard of. As far as I can tell, sell outs mean nothing and slow sales mean nothing. But I'm happy to listen if someone wants to counter that...
You guys are funny when it comes to your speculation. Making lots of prints does not harm nor does it help an artist long term. Don't believe me? It's believed that picasso has upwards of 80k prints in circulation. He's not the only one either. In fact, one might argue that being prolific is a must if you're going to be a successful artist. And also, someone made a comment about how the prints take longer to sell out. Again, a quick sell out doesn't make a good artist in the way that a slower sell out doesn't make a bad artist. And if you think quick sell outs matter and invest in that way, you might learn that the hard way. You know who has had quick sell outs on here? Eyesaw. Tabby. Other names that maybe 100 people outside of this forum have heard of. As far as I can tell, sell outs mean nothing and slow sales mean nothing. But I'm happy to listen if someone wants to counter that... When the Invader "Camel" print (edition size 100 )was released it took a few days to be sold out. Now is worth a couple of K. Unfortunately sold mine one year ago at cost. |
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