I think the real question is, is he projected to be the greatest artist of all time? I think your answer would be a resounding yes.

It makes perfect sense why this forum also had an active crypto currency thread for awhile and now no longer.

It's all for hyping, bumping old threads and asking rhetorical questions to raise interest. Using alts to sell the same art that you just posted in the Show us your art thread.

I think those emails were an automated thing from their payment system... Not an intentional lie.

Yes same with me and I received a payment confirmation from MasterCard. It’s not cool to lie.

Same still waiting for the refund

I got 2 (both 600+) and the order numbers went in descending order unless they were randomly generated.

That’s virtually cost! You’d need to shake, rattle and roll 😂

It can’t be all ‘hype’ - nothing is listed on eBay yet!

I didnt get refunded. Think i got the last one since another member was 1 order after me and did get a refund. So anything before order 609 is safe (payment ref was 281)

Would love to have one!

I can confirm, Im the unlucky cutoff dude: 610 / payment ref 282, anyone before me got one, anyone after me got refunded.

Anyone want to talk about the show? Pics?

I’ve made a full review on my fb print group

[New Artist 01]
As promised, here is an introduction of a new amazingly talented artist named Oli Epp

Yesterday was the opening of his solo show at Semiose, please find hereunder some pics. At the moment he released two prints, one through Jealous london and one through Semiose Paris (2 last pics)

Born in 1994, Oli Epp lives and works in London. His paintings are autobiographical; sometimes confessional, sometimes irreverent and frequently handled with a humorous sense of pathos. Oli Epp focuses on situations that either involve him or
others, in public and private moments that pass by as unremarkable, at a glance. But documenting these unreported tragedies in paint is, for him, an act of discovery. He wants his imagery to feel familiar to as many people as possible; to draw out the ridiculous comedy of certain shared rituals and behaviours, by economizing on the essence of the situation and creating simplified humanoid characters, which lend a
sort of parody of the real world in the way that cartoons do. These avatars have oversized heads and are hermetically sealed by an absence of facial features, which is an exaggerated reflection on human interaction in the post digital age - these figures appear idiotically isolated, but adorned with earpieces, branded items of clothing and objects that are important to consumption and communication.
Oli Epp uses the visual language of branding and interplay between graphic and painterly surfaces to create optical confusion, echoing the way that our real and digital lives are merged. Graduated from the City & Guilds of London Art School in 2017, Oli Epp has received numerous awards and residencies. In 2018, Semiose organised his first gallery solo exhibition.