Urban Art Association

And politely, too!

No one knows! Haha

Darn, I want to but feel id be cheating. hahaha

This is true!
I don’t really buy prints (very few exceptions) so I’m not the best source of info, for sure.
I’ve always understood it to mean a digital print, computer generated, usually from a photograph of the original. Is that right?
Whether this is exactly the same as a giclee, or a giclee is a particular type of pigment print, or vice versa, I do not know.

The issue is partly one of etiquette, it would seem.


General position:

Curiosity and inquisitiveness are virtues. Questions should be encouraged. It's how people learn, how they progress.


Qualification to general position:

If the answer to somebody's query can be found on page 1 of a Google (or Ask Jeeves) search result, then perhaps the query should not be posted on the forum.

Doing so can arguably be seen as lazy or selfish. And even disrespectful to fellow members (whether or not the disrespect is intended). It's asking others to carry out work which the questioner themselves can easily do with a minimum of time and effort — if they simply bother to take the first basic steps.

In this case, the questioner has all the resources needed to quickly find their answer. The research means are at their fingertips, both figuratively and literally.

Additional factors worth citing include the desirability that individuals take initiative and be self-reliant.


Does anyone consider the above assessment unfair?

__________


Here's an exaggerated analogy to drum home the point. On a scale of 1 to 10, consider the social acceptability of the following scenario:


coach and I are both in the kitchen. He's sitting at the table reading a newspaper in peace. I'm standing by the sink and I say to him, "Hey, can you help over here for a second?"

Being an accommodating chap, coach puts down his paper and gets up. I then hand him an empty glass and say, "I'm thirsty. Would you mind turning on the tap and filling this with water for me?"

__________


Finally, a broad-brush answer to the question posed by jeeves:

In the context of contemporary fine art — inkjet print = giclée print = pigment print (or archival pigment print)

They're created from digital files and printed with inkjet printers. Reference to "pigment" is used because the inks now tend to be pigment-based (as opposed to traditional dye-based inks, which on the whole have less colour stability and are less resistant to fading).

Working right now on getting more accurate high res photo's. The prints are produced by Coriander and the quality is amazing so we are working right now so that you can see the quality better

Few editions for sale

Felipe Pantone x Prints on Wood - Optichromie 61

14 x 14 in. (35.56 x 35.56 cm)

Exclusive fine art wood print on 1/2" sustainable Birch, bright white finish hand signed and numbered by Felipe Pantone.

Mint Condition - Never Framed

Can be hung as pictured or you can frame it.

£700

Any questions let me know.

JR Print - Signed/Numbered Edition (only some of the edition was signed/numbered)

Never Framed and stored flat.

"Clichy Sous Bois"
Giclee print on paper
Signed and numbered by JR
46 x 61 cm
Edition of 250

£700

Any questions let me know.

Framed Kai & Sunny Signed AP

Ones to watch Kai & Sunny made 10 AP's of this print for Stolen Space Gallery.

Mint Condition. 

Framed to gallery standard.

£500

Any questions let me know.

Yes coming soon. Please email curtis@avantarte.com for more info

This is dopee

Calling something cliche is cliche.

Looking for some help to purchase a couple of bits from Complexcon, you will be rewarded handsomely - PM me for more details - thanks  

u my boy need attention

and this is a perfect example of the decline of this forum. Noobs with nothing to offer. Dopey noobs.

I wasn't going to respond to this, but it is so laughable I must. Just once, though, if you wish to post more stupidity while suffering from closeted homophobia that's on you.

1 - I posted on the Jerkface thread, to somebody else (another comedian) and you in turn posted a remark to me. I had no interaction with you, didn't know you from Adam, and could care less. I think that makes you the troll, and comments like the above prove it. People like you will be the death of this site.

2 - I joined this site in 2010, and by the site's standards not a heavy poster. Four stars probably comes after 9 years, that would be simple to understand - give it a shot. I certainly wouldn't be trolling you considering my time here, and again if you can improve your reading comprehension you will realize you starting trolling me - project much?

3 - Your comments above - why would you think this is proper discourse on an art forum? I mean, really, who uses a phrase like asscheeks anyway other than a low IQ individual suffering with closeted homophobia, or a 16 year old, or both?

4 - I realize I've used quite a few big words for you, you may want to read two or three times and look up the ones you don't understand.

Cheers!