Urban Art Association

Between the two, I would prefer LED since it's smaller and easier to frame. Scattercrow is a bit bleak in its monochrome and I wouldn't have enjoyed it on my wall as much as I will with LED because of the size and lack of color.

To me, LED is among his strongest prints, alongside RVE and Warning Invader. Beyond those three prints, I really don't see the appeal...

All that said, I strongly prefer Pejac as an artist, but haven't liked any of his print releases due to their lack of color. With the white space, his prints seem unfinished. Like many stencil artists who release prints, I feel they focus too much on the stencil and neglect the entire print surface beyond the stenciled image. Pejac's creativity and ideas are inspiring and I love the environmental messages that are expressed, but I hope that he opts for print versions of either Decompression, Remote Control, or Bebop in the future, as they're more aesthetically pleasing.

The question was from an investment point of view

I think that was one aspect of the original questions, but not the only question.

The investment question seems rhetorical when Invader's current hype levels greatly exceed Pejac's at the moment. Short term investment is Invader and likely longterm as well, unless Pejac can advertise himself beyond the UAA market. 50k IG followers are peanuts when only around 1200 people like his photos regularly. Seems like the past few months have been spent with pressed cardboard and canvas rather than in the streets. Invader seems to still be out on all fronts, getting his name out there, but that's likely easier for Invader since his work isn't reliant on deep concepts.

and what do people think from a vested interest point of view? Be really interesting to see opinions with ownership of invader's or pejac's work...

It's funny you measure an artist's 'fame' by means of those numbers. To be honest, 52k is nothing in today's context really, if you are measuring popularity based on that yard stick.

Linea?

You're obviously clueless.

Ah, I figured someone would mention Linea. I just meant that for me, Meadow is the only one I like that makes good use of white. The others are much too sparse for my taste (Wound and Seppuku).

I'd say it's subjective with respect to the actual art. I collect both artists, and much prefer Pejac's works!! Owning an Invader for me, is like owning a piece of the street, if you know what I mean.

The only thing that really comes into play here, is Invader's legacy. He's getting his dues now, after decades of work. Whether you like his art or not, his prices will keep rising. Sort of like that other guy "B*ank.y". No, not exactly like him (everyone calm down), but I think he's definitely going to be held with a higher regard going forward.

Pejac is brand new. The fact that his paintings and prints have sold out like they have, is truly phenomenal for him. His management is smart, in that they keep the editions to once a year or so, and the run counts low! It bids well for him as an emerging artist, and I think more artists should follow suit. His popularity and following will only continue to grow, so to say that he is only know here (UAA), is a tad silly IMO.

I own Pejac work. Not invader,but only because I have not hit a drop. I like them both, but they are very different.
It seems Pejac is going a different route. Not hitting the street these days,but building awareness through social media while focusing on developing creative indoor work, continually testing new mediums and challenging himself- Yet each work is distinctly,Pejac.

Invader is invader. A legend of the street art genre. Pejac...who knows? He used to be a stencil artist. Not anymore.

yes, more a pencil/brush artist.
It's a shame he is having a pause from the street. That's where his Art talks the best!