treweman
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by treweman on Nov 8, 2017 2:31:59 GMT 1, While I do not have a finger on the pulse of the urban art community, I will say that I am always really excited for works by Pejac, either on the street or on a print. I feel that he has the ingenuity and skills that other [street] artists just don't possess.
While I do not have a finger on the pulse of the urban art community, I will say that I am always really excited for works by Pejac, either on the street or on a print. I feel that he has the ingenuity and skills that other [street] artists just don't possess. I agree with this. Although I donโt own any of his prints, I have made an effort to acquire an OG, to no avail. For me, I donโt give a flying hoot if Pejac becomes more popular, I think heโs damn good now and I donโt measure what I like by how popular he might be or might become. |
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Pysgod
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by Pysgod on Nov 8, 2017 3:00:15 GMT 1,
Given up on Mustache man have you ?
Given up on Mustache man have you ? |
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rosac
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by rosac on Nov 8, 2017 10:08:56 GMT 1, Not Minnick
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by christiangul on Nov 8, 2017 11:00:36 GMT 1, Kind of new (ish) to art, but I've already got tired of a lot of the same old stuff. As someone else stated here, the artists that are doing the same stuff over and over again has to decline. (Whatson and Chevrier are prime examples) Especially if the motive has no (deep/special) meaning.
-->To curse in church; but how exiting (over time) could it be to have some old icons from an 70's game on the wall...... My thoughts; as long as the art buyers are born in the 60's and 70's.
When art buyers are born in the 80's-->, those pieces will loose its value. Just because that generation has no relation to this.
My "votes" go to Mehdi Ghadyanloo and Pejac.
Kind of new (ish) to art, but I've already got tired of a lot of the same old stuff. As someone else stated here, the artists that are doing the same stuff over and over again has to decline. (Whatson and Chevrier are prime examples) Especially if the motive has no (deep/special) meaning.
-->To curse in church; but how exiting (over time) could it be to have some old icons from an 70's game on the wall...... My thoughts; as long as the art buyers are born in the 60's and 70's.
When art buyers are born in the 80's-->, those pieces will loose its value. Just because that generation has no relation to this.
My "votes" go to Mehdi Ghadyanloo and Pejac.
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Hairbland
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by Hairbland on Nov 8, 2017 13:45:34 GMT 1, Kind of new (ish) to art, but I've already got tired of a lot of the same old stuff. As someone else stated here, the artists that are doing the same stuff over and over again has to decline. (Whatson and Chevrier are prime examples) Especially if the motive has no (deep/special) meaning. -->To curse in church; but how exiting (over time) could it be to have some old icons from an 70's game on the wall...... My thoughts; as long as the art buyers are born in the 60's and 70's. When art buyers are born in the 80's-->, those pieces will loose its value. Just because that generation has no relation to this. My "votes" go to Mehdi Ghadyanloo and Pejac.
Interesting points, but I don't agree entirely because if you are as you say newish to art as you dig deeper you will grow an appreciation for what has come before - often what many of the new artists study while getting their degrees, which many have. Rauschenberg, Basquiat, Warhol, Russian Propaganda Posters, etc. - so much great art. Harland Miller sites Rothko as a big influence in his work, for example.
My guess, as some have said, is that none of us know who the next big thing is. Unlikely anyone mentioned so far. It will resonate, and those who follow this scene will know it when they see it.
Just my opinion, of course!
Kind of new (ish) to art, but I've already got tired of a lot of the same old stuff. As someone else stated here, the artists that are doing the same stuff over and over again has to decline. (Whatson and Chevrier are prime examples) Especially if the motive has no (deep/special) meaning. -->To curse in church; but how exiting (over time) could it be to have some old icons from an 70's game on the wall...... My thoughts; as long as the art buyers are born in the 60's and 70's. When art buyers are born in the 80's-->, those pieces will loose its value. Just because that generation has no relation to this. My "votes" go to Mehdi Ghadyanloo and Pejac. Interesting points, but I don't agree entirely because if you are as you say newish to art as you dig deeper you will grow an appreciation for what has come before - often what many of the new artists study while getting their degrees, which many have. Rauschenberg, Basquiat, Warhol, Russian Propaganda Posters, etc. - so much great art. Harland Miller sites Rothko as a big influence in his work, for example. My guess, as some have said, is that none of us know who the next big thing is. Unlikely anyone mentioned so far. It will resonate, and those who follow this scene will know it when they see it. Just my opinion, of course! |
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arthoarder
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by arthoarder on Nov 8, 2017 15:15:12 GMT 1, Kind of new (ish) to art, but I've already got tired of a lot of the same old stuff. As someone else stated here, the artists that are doing the same stuff over and over again has to decline. (Whatson and Chevrier are prime examples) Especially if the motive has no (deep/special) meaning. -->To curse in church; but how exiting (over time) could it be to have some old icons from an 70's game on the wall...... My thoughts; as long as the art buyers are born in the 60's and 70's. When art buyers are born in the 80's-->, those pieces will loose its value. Just because that generation has no relation to this. My "votes" go to Mehdi Ghadyanloo and Pejac. Interesting points, but I don't agree entirely because if you are as you say newish to art as you dig deeper you will grow an appreciation for what has come before - often what many of the new artists study while getting their degrees, which many have. Rauschenberg, Basquiat, Warhol, Russian Propaganda Posters, etc. - so much great art. Harland Miller sites Rothko as a big influence in his work, for example. My guess, as some have said, is that none of us know who the next big thing is. Unlikely anyone mentioned so far. It will resonate, and those who follow this scene will know it when they see it. Just my opinion, of course!
I remember reading a post on here some time back that Whatson is an easy entry point into the urban art scene and I tend to agree. Since there will always be new collectors entering the scene I think Whatson's appeal will hold, certainly in the immediate future. I'm not saying he will be the next big thing is art, just that I believe there will always be a steady demand for his work.
As for who to watch - Pejac, Mehdi Ghadyanloo, Madsaki, Tomoo Gotika, Paul Insect, Reederone, Parra
Still think there is more to come from Banksy (maybe not in terms of new prints but believe his work will continue to rise in price), KAWS, Harland
Kind of new (ish) to art, but I've already got tired of a lot of the same old stuff. As someone else stated here, the artists that are doing the same stuff over and over again has to decline. (Whatson and Chevrier are prime examples) Especially if the motive has no (deep/special) meaning. -->To curse in church; but how exiting (over time) could it be to have some old icons from an 70's game on the wall...... My thoughts; as long as the art buyers are born in the 60's and 70's. When art buyers are born in the 80's-->, those pieces will loose its value. Just because that generation has no relation to this. My "votes" go to Mehdi Ghadyanloo and Pejac. Interesting points, but I don't agree entirely because if you are as you say newish to art as you dig deeper you will grow an appreciation for what has come before - often what many of the new artists study while getting their degrees, which many have. Rauschenberg, Basquiat, Warhol, Russian Propaganda Posters, etc. - so much great art. Harland Miller sites Rothko as a big influence in his work, for example. My guess, as some have said, is that none of us know who the next big thing is. Unlikely anyone mentioned so far. It will resonate, and those who follow this scene will know it when they see it. Just my opinion, of course! I remember reading a post on here some time back that Whatson is an easy entry point into the urban art scene and I tend to agree. Since there will always be new collectors entering the scene I think Whatson's appeal will hold, certainly in the immediate future. I'm not saying he will be the next big thing is art, just that I believe there will always be a steady demand for his work. As for who to watch - Pejac, Mehdi Ghadyanloo, Madsaki, Tomoo Gotika, Paul Insect, Reederone, Parra Still think there is more to come from Banksy (maybe not in terms of new prints but believe his work will continue to rise in price), KAWS, Harland |
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cyberkid
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by cyberkid on Nov 8, 2017 16:14:59 GMT 1, I would mention the entourage from Kaws (he is breaking all records...) - artists like Josh Sperling and Sam Friedman. Asia will be more and more important for the new artists. A rising star is Tomoo Gokita from Japan. Check the current show by Mary Boone. Other artists....mentioned (many times) here on the board are Pejac, Pantone, Muretz, Oli Epp, Okuda, PEZ etc... What are your thoughts on VHILS? He's doing a lot of work in Asia..
its not my personal taste but this does not mean anything. vhils is creating his very own style with a high recognition value. he is fullfilling this two (important) basic criteria to make the next steps up.
I would mention the entourage from Kaws (he is breaking all records...) - artists like Josh Sperling and Sam Friedman. Asia will be more and more important for the new artists. A rising star is Tomoo Gokita from Japan. Check the current show by Mary Boone. Other artists....mentioned (many times) here on the board are Pejac, Pantone, Muretz, Oli Epp, Okuda, PEZ etc... What are your thoughts on VHILS? He's doing a lot of work in Asia.. its not my personal taste but this does not mean anything. vhils is creating his very own style with a high recognition value. he is fullfilling this two (important) basic criteria to make the next steps up. |
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cnrdvln
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by cnrdvln on Nov 9, 2017 22:12:25 GMT 1, Anyone fancy Christian Rex van Minnen work? His new exhibition looks amazing - I asked about price but out of my league right now.....
www.richardhellergallery.com/
Anyone fancy Christian Rex van Minnen work? His new exhibition looks amazing - I asked about price but out of my league right now..... www.richardhellergallery.com/ |
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andrep
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by andrep on Nov 30, 2017 16:25:09 GMT 1, Works by
Andre Pace Orgimal of contemporary & Abstract works, a painter from New York City. Oils and pastels, ..
Thank you
Works by
Andre Pace Orgimal of contemporary & Abstract works, a painter from New York City. Oils and pastels, ..
Thank you
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highflyer
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by highflyer on Nov 30, 2017 16:30:09 GMT 1, Can we merge the "Next Big Thing", "What should I collect", "If I had $10k to spend" and "What art could make me money" threads into one please?
Can we merge the "Next Big Thing", "What should I collect", "If I had $10k to spend" and "What art could make me money" threads into one please?
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bradk
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by bradk on Apr 3, 2018 0:35:44 GMT 1, "Mr Doodle" - chaps got 634k followers on insta - he's the new Keith Haring.
"Mr Doodle" - chaps got 634k followers on insta - he's the new Keith Haring.
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tab1
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by tab1 on Apr 3, 2018 1:08:49 GMT 1, Interesting points, but I don't agree entirely because if you are as you say newish to art as you dig deeper you will grow an appreciation for what has come before - often what many of the new artists study while getting their degrees, which many have. Rauschenberg, Basquiat, Warhol, Russian Propaganda Posters, etc. - so much great art. Harland Miller sites Rothko as a big influence in his work, for example. My guess, as some have said, is that none of us know who the next big thing is. Unlikely anyone mentioned so far. It will resonate, and those who follow this scene will know it when they see it. Just my opinion, of course! I remember reading a post on here some time back that Whatson is an easy entry point into the urban art scene and I tend to agree.ย Since there will always be new collectors entering the scene I think Whatson's appeal will hold, certainly in the immediate future.ย I'm not saying he will be the next big thing is art, just that I believe there will always be a steady demand for his work.ย ย As for who to watch - Pejac, Mehdi Ghadyanloo, Madsaki, Tomoo Gotika, Paul Insect, Reederone, Parraย Still think there is more to come from Banksy (maybe not in terms of new prints but believe his work will continue to rise in price), KAWS, Harland
Whatson should of reached out to ikea
His fan base would explode in an ikea setting and the people they reach.
His style is safe and not too edgy, use of bright colours appeals, grey tones used fits into many Morden interior design , just as long as the prices do not increase too much on release a safe long term hold .nearly scuppered the appeal with issues with copyright and too many releases but back on track.
Banksy canโt see much dramatic rises as in the past two years unless he releases something new or has another great pr exposure which usually coincides with a good auction results which gets buyers rushing in.
The scenes changed and evolved , expensive now and even new artists come in at high prices
Interesting points, but I don't agree entirely because if you are as you say newish to art as you dig deeper you will grow an appreciation for what has come before - often what many of the new artists study while getting their degrees, which many have. Rauschenberg, Basquiat, Warhol, Russian Propaganda Posters, etc. - so much great art. Harland Miller sites Rothko as a big influence in his work, for example. My guess, as some have said, is that none of us know who the next big thing is. Unlikely anyone mentioned so far. It will resonate, and those who follow this scene will know it when they see it. Just my opinion, of course! I remember reading a post on here some time back that Whatson is an easy entry point into the urban art scene and I tend to agree.ย Since there will always be new collectors entering the scene I think Whatson's appeal will hold, certainly in the immediate future.ย I'm not saying he will be the next big thing is art, just that I believe there will always be a steady demand for his work.ย ย As for who to watch - Pejac, Mehdi Ghadyanloo, Madsaki, Tomoo Gotika, Paul Insect, Reederone, Parraย Still think there is more to come from Banksy (maybe not in terms of new prints but believe his work will continue to rise in price), KAWS, Harland Whatson should of reached out to ikea His fan base would explode in an ikea setting and the people they reach. His style is safe and not too edgy, use of bright colours appeals, grey tones used fits into many Morden interior design , just as long as the prices do not increase too much on release a safe long term hold .nearly scuppered the appeal with issues with copyright and too many releases but back on track. Banksy canโt see much dramatic rises as in the past two years unless he releases something new or has another great pr exposure which usually coincides with a good auction results which gets buyers rushing in. The scenes changed and evolved , expensive now and even new artists come in at high prices |
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nobokov
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by nobokov on Apr 3, 2018 4:24:21 GMT 1, Works by Andre Pace Orgimal of contemporary & Abstract works, a painter from New York City. Oils and pastels, .. Thank you
Works by Andre Pace Orgimal of contemporary & Abstract works, a painter from New York City. Oils and pastels, .. Thank you I wholly agree with this Andre Pace fella. It's just a shame that the recent scandal had to just tear apart his entire family and ruin his career. Hope for the best for him and he finds footing in a new career soon. |
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andyroo0312
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by andyroo0312 on Apr 3, 2018 13:19:40 GMT 1, If you look back in time wether itโs paint,ink,theatre, movie or music the new big thing tends to be the things from long ago that in their own time line did not get much credit,fame or money until rediscovered yrs later.. For me the next big thing is the stuff I find and love.... My search continues...
If you look back in time wether itโs paint,ink,theatre, movie or music the new big thing tends to be the things from long ago that in their own time line did not get much credit,fame or money until rediscovered yrs later.. For me the next big thing is the stuff I find and love.... My search continues...
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bagpuss
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by bagpuss on Apr 3, 2018 13:46:33 GMT 1, "Mr Doodle" - chaps got 634k followers on insta - he's the new Keith Haring.
He recently painted the chipboard wall surrounding a building site next to my flat. He did the whole thing overnight
"Mr Doodle" - chaps got 634k followers on insta - he's the new Keith Haring. He recently painted the chipboard wall surrounding a building site next to my flat. He did the whole thing overnight |
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by Deleted on Apr 3, 2018 14:00:30 GMT 1, "Mr Doodle" - chaps got 634k followers on insta - he's the new Keith Haring.
Heโs a novelty. Think heโs really funny and a local guy to me but heโs never going to be collected. Heโll personally do really well Iโm sure but not on โcollectorsโ walls
"Mr Doodle" - chaps got 634k followers on insta - he's the new Keith Haring. Heโs a novelty. Think heโs really funny and a local guy to me but heโs never going to be collected. Heโll personally do really well Iโm sure but not on โcollectorsโ walls |
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by sufsean on Apr 3, 2018 15:35:08 GMT 1, Bradley Theodore
Sue Tsai
Jonas Wood (already happening/happened)
and Jerkface
Bradley Theodore
Sue Tsai
Jonas Wood (already happening/happened)
and Jerkface
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rosac
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by rosac on Apr 3, 2018 15:37:43 GMT 1, arno beck
arno beck
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by bjoern on Apr 3, 2018 15:47:00 GMT 1, Since he developed a new style, his legacy & professionalism I would like to throw in REVOK.
Fantastic Artist!
Since he developed a new style, his legacy & professionalism I would like to throw in REVOK.
Fantastic Artist!
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by Happy Shopper on Apr 3, 2018 15:58:16 GMT 1, Since he developed a new style, his legacy & professionalism I would like to throw in REVOK. Fantastic Artist!
I can imagine he could go the same way as Retna... collector wise, not emotional breakdowns... hopefully!
Since he developed a new style, his legacy & professionalism I would like to throw in REVOK. Fantastic Artist! I can imagine he could go the same way as Retna... collector wise, not emotional breakdowns... hopefully! |
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by chevyav53 on Apr 3, 2018 16:00:32 GMT 1, Thought I already added him here. Add Fuel - Diogo Machado for me is the next big thing. Not the traditional say painter but his designs are amazing, he is putting out tiles as well as prints and continuing large scale murals and recently put out a book.
Thought I already added him here. Add Fuel - Diogo Machado for me is the next big thing. Not the traditional say painter but his designs are amazing, he is putting out tiles as well as prints and continuing large scale murals and recently put out a book.
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dundun
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by dundun on Apr 3, 2018 16:14:39 GMT 1, I'm gonna vote for James Jean. He's a master of multiple techniques and this style is maturing, while growing a larger audience. I believe his upcoming show is about to be a stunner.
I'm gonna vote for James Jean. He's a master of multiple techniques and this style is maturing, while growing a larger audience. I believe his upcoming show is about to be a stunner.
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rootona
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by rootona on Apr 3, 2018 16:18:15 GMT 1, Javier calleja for me
Javier calleja for me
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by Schrรถdinger's Chat on Apr 3, 2018 17:22:25 GMT 1, Really enjoying Oli Epp's work at the mo. Definitely one to watch.
Really enjoying Oli Epp's work at the mo. Definitely one to watch.
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by Cookiemonster on Apr 3, 2018 18:53:59 GMT 1, "Mr Doodle" - chaps got 634k followers on insta - he's the new Keith Haring. He recently painted the chipboard wall surrounding a building site next to my flat. He did the whole thing overnight
"Mr Doodle" - chaps got 634k followers on insta - he's the new Keith Haring. He recently painted the chipboard wall surrounding a building site next to my flat. He did the whole thing overnight He falls in to the new buzzword.....artwashing |
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Aubrey 245
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by Aubrey 245 on Apr 3, 2018 19:40:05 GMT 1, Since he developed a new style, his legacy & professionalism I would like to throw in REVOK. Fantastic Artist! I can imagine he could go the same way as Retna... collector wise, not emotional breakdowns... hopefully!
Good comparison. I am a huge fan of his work as well, plus the H&M issue was probably a good push for him.. Really hope he will release a print version of his Spirographs soon.. There is some interesting video stuff on Vimeo from him btw..
Since he developed a new style, his legacy & professionalism I would like to throw in REVOK. Fantastic Artist! I can imagine he could go the same way as Retna... collector wise, not emotional breakdowns... hopefully! Good comparison. I am a huge fan of his work as well, plus the H&M issue was probably a good push for him.. Really hope he will release a print version of his Spirographs soon.. There is some interesting video stuff on Vimeo from him btw.. |
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nobokov
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by nobokov on Apr 4, 2018 4:04:16 GMT 1, I'll suggest Felipe Pantone. I don't own any of his work, but would like to at some point. His color schemes seem to be expanding and the sculptural works are mesmerizing.
I'll suggest Felipe Pantone. I don't own any of his work, but would like to at some point. His color schemes seem to be expanding and the sculptural works are mesmerizing.
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by Carl Cashman on Apr 4, 2018 8:37:15 GMT 1, I'll suggest Felipe Pantone. I don't own any of his work, but would like to at some point. His color schemes seem to be expanding and the sculptural works are mesmerizing.
I'll suggest Felipe Pantone. I don't own any of his work, but would like to at some point. His color schemes seem to be expanding and the sculptural works are mesmerizing. Hes well on the way, seems to have a huge team behind him also. |
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bradk
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by bradk on Apr 4, 2018 14:02:27 GMT 1, Yes second that about Felipe - love wis work also
Yes second that about Felipe - love wis work also
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bradk
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The Next BIG THING in Art?, by bradk on Apr 4, 2018 14:03:39 GMT 1, ....also just to clarify and with the greatest of respect to Mr Doodle and his army of supporters, my suggestion of him was said slightly in jest!
....also just to clarify and with the greatest of respect to Mr Doodle and his army of supporters, my suggestion of him was said slightly in jest!
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