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Pejac - Love Letter, by Deleted on Dec 3, 2018 21:18:49 GMT 1, I wonder how many of the negative comments are to dissuade others and reduce the edition size.
1...maybe 2
I wonder how many of the negative comments are to dissuade others and reduce the edition size. 1...maybe 2 |
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Pejac - Love Letter, by quinn on Dec 3, 2018 21:19:00 GMT 1, It looks like a kickstarter project, the video and packaging represent half the price of the piece.
thats harsh! Have you seen half the s**t. we buy! Look at invader ffs!
It looks like a kickstarter project, the video and packaging represent half the price of the piece. thats harsh! Have you seen half the s**t. we buy! Look at invader ffs! |
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Pejac - Love Letter, by quinn on Dec 3, 2018 21:23:10 GMT 1, Should it not be called the "Love Envelope"
is it just me or does that sound dirty.....
Should it not be called the "Love Envelope" is it just me or does that sound dirty..... |
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Pejac - Love Letter, by Coach on Dec 3, 2018 21:38:14 GMT 1, I wonder how many of the negative comments are to dissuade others and reduce the edition size.
That hadn’t crossed my mind. There genuinely is no chance of me buying this. I’m spent up buying Xmas presents.
I wonder how many of the negative comments are to dissuade others and reduce the edition size. That hadn’t crossed my mind. There genuinely is no chance of me buying this. I’m spent up buying Xmas presents. |
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Pejac - Love Letter, by slevin on Dec 3, 2018 22:30:08 GMT 1, For 600 he could have done a timed release with any of his great images he hasn't printed. The fans get a nice decent sized image on the wall for a fair price.
Can't justify 600 for a printed envelope - at least hand draw the figures for that price.
For 600 he could have done a timed release with any of his great images he hasn't printed. The fans get a nice decent sized image on the wall for a fair price.
Can't justify 600 for a printed envelope - at least hand draw the figures for that price.
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Pejac - Love Letter, by etiennem on Dec 3, 2018 22:49:28 GMT 1, Hi all,
Is all the sales of this time limited print go to charity or is it only the original one ?
thanks
Hi all,
Is all the sales of this time limited print go to charity or is it only the original one ?
thanks
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Pejac - Love Letter, by Dungle on Dec 3, 2018 22:55:01 GMT 1, Basically the large majority seem to be annoyed that there is no ability to make money out of it.
Basically the large majority seem to be annoyed that there is no ability to make money out of it.
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Pejac - Love Letter, by Steph Rat Catcher on Dec 3, 2018 22:55:20 GMT 1, I wonder how many of the negative comments are to dissuade others and reduce the edition size. That hadn’t crossed my mind. There genuinely is no chance of me buying this. I’m spent up buying Xmas presents.
lets have it right even if was £50 you wouldn’t buy it .. pbing it all the way
I wonder how many of the negative comments are to dissuade others and reduce the edition size. That hadn’t crossed my mind. There genuinely is no chance of me buying this. I’m spent up buying Xmas presents. lets have it right even if was £50 you wouldn’t buy it .. pbing it all the way |
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Pejac - Love Letter, by Express Post on Dec 3, 2018 22:55:38 GMT 1, Hahahahaha... 😂😂😂
I expect the Pejac disciples to buy these, after all he is going places.
The people crying over these are doing so because they aren't able to flip them.
Hahahahaha... 😂😂😂
I expect the Pejac disciples to buy these, after all he is going places.
The people crying over these are doing so because they aren't able to flip them.
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Pejac - Love Letter, by d.r. perseus on Dec 3, 2018 23:10:53 GMT 1, The traditional first year anniversary gift is paper, this being a very fitting piece. Will be buying
The traditional first year anniversary gift is paper, this being a very fitting piece. Will be buying
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Pejac - Love Letter, by tyty on Dec 3, 2018 23:45:44 GMT 1, I like it. But, on the one hand, I tend to think that timed releases are usually a way for an artist to get work in to the hands of collectors that can’t afford his of her limited editions or originals. Obviously there is no obligation on any artist to do so, but to my mind that is the way timed releases have tended to appear. I think £600 plus tax plus shipping (I think that’s right) just weeks before the expense of Xmas is not affordable for most. It certainly isn’t for me. I think that’s a shame; an opportunity missed. But then again, I’ve always disliked what often seems to be a sense of entitlement amongst some collectors. And there are a plethora of artists that I can’t afford work by. I’m not sure which of my arguments I prefer. I’m in a quandary, and so I sit on the fence.
Fine of your presence mr coach - how be the group? funny you should mention senses of entitlement, shall we have a chat about that with niche prints my friend? - maybe this artwork might be more affordable should you sell your cartel print obtained by dodgy means - maybe it might have been more affordable for you had your relation passed a basic GCSE art course and proceeded to make millions - an opportunity missed
I like it. But, on the one hand, I tend to think that timed releases are usually a way for an artist to get work in to the hands of collectors that can’t afford his of her limited editions or originals. Obviously there is no obligation on any artist to do so, but to my mind that is the way timed releases have tended to appear. I think £600 plus tax plus shipping (I think that’s right) just weeks before the expense of Xmas is not affordable for most. It certainly isn’t for me. I think that’s a shame; an opportunity missed. But then again, I’ve always disliked what often seems to be a sense of entitlement amongst some collectors. And there are a plethora of artists that I can’t afford work by. I’m not sure which of my arguments I prefer. I’m in a quandary, and so I sit on the fence. Fine of your presence mr coach - how be the group? funny you should mention senses of entitlement, shall we have a chat about that with niche prints my friend? - maybe this artwork might be more affordable should you sell your cartel print obtained by dodgy means - maybe it might have been more affordable for you had your relation passed a basic GCSE art course and proceeded to make millions - an opportunity missed |
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Pejac - Love Letter, by thisisit on Dec 3, 2018 23:46:14 GMT 1, I wonder how many of the negative comments are to dissuade others and reduce the edition size. 
I wonder how many of the negative comments are to dissuade others and reduce the edition size. I bought enough toilet paper this month. But thanks for caring |
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Pejac - Love Letter, by Loves Me Some Art on Dec 3, 2018 23:53:11 GMT 1, I hope couple hundred folks who go for this get a fun surprise mini print or something down the line.
The presentation is hard with the front and back but happy he is giving the option of “everyone” to buy, I know he is elusive and exclusive so good on him for that, but the price is steep.
I hope couple hundred folks who go for this get a fun surprise mini print or something down the line.
The presentation is hard with the front and back but happy he is giving the option of “everyone” to buy, I know he is elusive and exclusive so good on him for that, but the price is steep.
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Pejac - Love Letter, by Rouen Cathedral on Dec 3, 2018 23:57:59 GMT 1,  i wonder why he didn’t go with this image? Seems more love letter.
This would have been quite tempting. This one I'll probably pass but good to see him putting out something a little more available.
i wonder why he didn’t go with this image? Seems more love letter. This would have been quite tempting. This one I'll probably pass but good to see him putting out something a little more available. |
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Pejac - Love Letter, by dreadnatty on Dec 3, 2018 23:58:20 GMT 1, I like it. But, on the one hand, I tend to think that timed releases are usually a way for an artist to get work in to the hands of collectors that can’t afford his of her limited editions or originals. Obviously there is no obligation on any artist to do so, but to my mind that is the way timed releases have tended to appear. I think £600 plus tax plus shipping (I think that’s right) just weeks before the expense of Xmas is not affordable for most. It certainly isn’t for me. I think that’s a shame; an opportunity missed. But then again, I’ve always disliked what often seems to be a sense of entitlement amongst some collectors. And there are a plethora of artists that I can’t afford work by. I’m not sure which of my arguments I prefer. I’m in a quandary, and so I sit on the fence. Fine of your presence mr coach - how be the group? funny you should mention senses of entitlement, shall we have a chat about that with niche prints my friend? - maybe this artwork might be more affordable should you sell your cartel print obtained by dodgy means - maybe it might have been more affordable for you had your relation passed a basic GCSE art course and proceeded to make millions - an opportunity missed
What a brave soul you are to take shots at peoples children.
I like it. But, on the one hand, I tend to think that timed releases are usually a way for an artist to get work in to the hands of collectors that can’t afford his of her limited editions or originals. Obviously there is no obligation on any artist to do so, but to my mind that is the way timed releases have tended to appear. I think £600 plus tax plus shipping (I think that’s right) just weeks before the expense of Xmas is not affordable for most. It certainly isn’t for me. I think that’s a shame; an opportunity missed. But then again, I’ve always disliked what often seems to be a sense of entitlement amongst some collectors. And there are a plethora of artists that I can’t afford work by. I’m not sure which of my arguments I prefer. I’m in a quandary, and so I sit on the fence. Fine of your presence mr coach - how be the group? funny you should mention senses of entitlement, shall we have a chat about that with niche prints my friend? - maybe this artwork might be more affordable should you sell your cartel print obtained by dodgy means - maybe it might have been more affordable for you had your relation passed a basic GCSE art course and proceeded to make millions - an opportunity missed What a brave soul you are to take shots at peoples children. |
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Pejac - Love Letter, by lha on Dec 4, 2018 0:20:25 GMT 1, I like it. But, on the one hand, I tend to think that timed releases are usually a way for an artist to get work in to the hands of collectors that can’t afford his of her limited editions or originals. Obviously there is no obligation on any artist to do so, but to my mind that is the way timed releases have tended to appear. I think £600 plus tax plus shipping (I think that’s right) just weeks before the expense of Xmas is not affordable for most. It certainly isn’t for me. I think that’s a shame; an opportunity missed. But then again, I’ve always disliked what often seems to be a sense of entitlement amongst some collectors. And there are a plethora of artists that I can’t afford work by. I’m not sure which of my arguments I prefer. I’m in a quandary, and so I sit on the fence. Fine of your presence mr coach - how be the group? funny you should mention senses of entitlement, shall we have a chat about that with niche prints my friend? - maybe this artwork might be more affordable should you sell your cartel print obtained by dodgy means - maybe it might have been more affordable for you had your relation passed a basic GCSE art course and proceeded to make millions - an opportunity missed
Are you not getting bored of repeating the same thing about a cartel print obtained by dodgy means? If you think it’s dodgy then tell us all about it, would love to hear your bullshit story.
And best to leave people’s children out of your accusational posts.
I like it. But, on the one hand, I tend to think that timed releases are usually a way for an artist to get work in to the hands of collectors that can’t afford his of her limited editions or originals. Obviously there is no obligation on any artist to do so, but to my mind that is the way timed releases have tended to appear. I think £600 plus tax plus shipping (I think that’s right) just weeks before the expense of Xmas is not affordable for most. It certainly isn’t for me. I think that’s a shame; an opportunity missed. But then again, I’ve always disliked what often seems to be a sense of entitlement amongst some collectors. And there are a plethora of artists that I can’t afford work by. I’m not sure which of my arguments I prefer. I’m in a quandary, and so I sit on the fence. Fine of your presence mr coach - how be the group? funny you should mention senses of entitlement, shall we have a chat about that with niche prints my friend? - maybe this artwork might be more affordable should you sell your cartel print obtained by dodgy means - maybe it might have been more affordable for you had your relation passed a basic GCSE art course and proceeded to make millions - an opportunity missed Are you not getting bored of repeating the same thing about a cartel print obtained by dodgy means? If you think it’s dodgy then tell us all about it, would love to hear your bullshit story. And best to leave people’s children out of your accusational posts. |
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Pejac - Love Letter, by Poster Bob on Dec 4, 2018 0:25:44 GMT 1, It's a fu*king stamped envelope in a box for £600.
It's a fu*king stamped envelope in a box for £600.
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Pejac - Love Letter, by Express Post on Dec 4, 2018 0:36:36 GMT 1, A bunch of pu**ies and hypocrites on here. Desperate to throw thousands on the limited editions but chickening out here. I know people would be buying if he limited these to 80. A lot are just upset that the upside (flip potential) is not a sure thing.
Are buyers still appreciative of the artwork, or investment driven? Guess the responses suggest the latter.
A bunch of pu**ies and hypocrites on here. Desperate to throw thousands on the limited editions but chickening out here. I know people would be buying if he limited these to 80. A lot are just upset that the upside (flip potential) is not a sure thing.
Are buyers still appreciative of the artwork, or investment driven? Guess the responses suggest the latter.
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Pejac - Love Letter, by wottagunn on Dec 4, 2018 0:53:40 GMT 1, A bunch of pu**ies and hypocrites on here. Desperate to throw thousands on the limited editions but chickening out here. I know people would be buying if he limited these to 80. A lot are just upset that the upside (flip potential) is not a sure thing. Are buyers still appreciative of the artwork, or investment driven? Guess the responses suggest the latter.
The artwork here is the letdown for me, not price. There doesnt appear to be as much thought in it in my opinion. Compare it to A Forest, or Wound etc which have multiple meanings.
I don't really see how the title and back image tie in.
I think most Pejac collectors are appreciative of the artwork above all else. Yes it's nice if it holds value, but in my case I bought Meadow for 500 quid - if it was just about the flip, I would be selling it now for over 10x my buy in. But I appreciate the art more than money. A lot of us do.
You're a bit of a broken record mate.
A bunch of pu**ies and hypocrites on here. Desperate to throw thousands on the limited editions but chickening out here. I know people would be buying if he limited these to 80. A lot are just upset that the upside (flip potential) is not a sure thing. Are buyers still appreciative of the artwork, or investment driven? Guess the responses suggest the latter. I disagree. The artwork here is the letdown for me, not price. There doesnt appear to be as much thought in it in my opinion. Compare it to A Forest, or Wound etc which have multiple meanings. I don't really see how the title and back image tie in. I think most Pejac collectors are appreciative of the artwork above all else. Yes it's nice if it holds value, but in my case I bought Meadow for 500 quid - if it was just about the flip, I would be selling it now for over 10x my buy in. But I appreciate the art more than money. A lot of us do. You're a bit of a broken record mate. |
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Pejac - Love Letter, by Rouen Cathedral on Dec 4, 2018 1:00:28 GMT 1, It's a fu*king stamped envelope in a box for £600.
How much you flipping for?
It's a fu*king stamped envelope in a box for £600. How much you flipping for? |
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Pejac - Love Letter, by Express Post on Dec 4, 2018 1:01:42 GMT 1, Of course you have nothing to complain about, you bought Meadow for cost.
But right now, people have the opportunity to buy one for cost, and a lot are wussing out. Just talking facts.
A bunch of pu**ies and hypocrites on here. Desperate to throw thousands on the limited editions but chickening out here. I know people would be buying if he limited these to 80. A lot are just upset that the upside (flip potential) is not a sure thing. Are buyers still appreciative of the artwork, or investment driven? Guess the responses suggest the latter. I disagree. The artwork here is the letdown for me, not price. There doesnt appear to be as much thought in it in my opinion. Compare it to A Forest, or Wound etc which have multiple meanings. I don't really see how the title and back image tie in. I think most Pejac collectors are appreciative of the artwork above all else. Yes it's nice if it holds value, but in my case I bought Meadow for 500 quid - if it was just about the flip, I would be selling it now for over 10x my buy in. But I appreciate the art more than money. A lot of us do. You're a bit of a broken record mate.
Of course you have nothing to complain about, you bought Meadow for cost. But right now, people have the opportunity to buy one for cost, and a lot are wussing out. Just talking facts. A bunch of pu**ies and hypocrites on here. Desperate to throw thousands on the limited editions but chickening out here. I know people would be buying if he limited these to 80. A lot are just upset that the upside (flip potential) is not a sure thing. Are buyers still appreciative of the artwork, or investment driven? Guess the responses suggest the latter. I disagree. The artwork here is the letdown for me, not price. There doesnt appear to be as much thought in it in my opinion. Compare it to A Forest, or Wound etc which have multiple meanings. I don't really see how the title and back image tie in. I think most Pejac collectors are appreciative of the artwork above all else. Yes it's nice if it holds value, but in my case I bought Meadow for 500 quid - if it was just about the flip, I would be selling it now for over 10x my buy in. But I appreciate the art more than money. A lot of us do. You're a bit of a broken record mate. |
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Pejac - Love Letter, by tab1 on Dec 4, 2018 1:14:30 GMT 1, £600?
Each one had drawn?!😮
All these new artists work of late increase so rapidly in price on each new edition .
£600?
Each one had drawn?!😮
All these new artists work of late increase so rapidly in price on each new edition .
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Pejac - Love Letter, by wottagunn on Dec 4, 2018 1:17:53 GMT 1, Of course you have nothing to complain about, you bought Meadow for cost. But right now, people have the opportunity to buy one for cost, and a lot are wussing out. Just talking facts. I disagree. The artwork here is the letdown for me, not price. There doesnt appear to be as much thought in it in my opinion. Compare it to A Forest, or Wound etc which have multiple meanings. I don't really see how the title and back image tie in. I think most Pejac collectors are appreciative of the artwork above all else. Yes it's nice if it holds value, but in my case I bought Meadow for 500 quid - if it was just about the flip, I would be selling it now for over 10x my buy in. But I appreciate the art more than money. A lot of us do. You're a bit of a broken record mate.
Of course you have nothing to complain about, you bought Meadow for cost. But right now, people have the opportunity to buy one for cost, and a lot are wussing out. Just talking facts. I disagree. The artwork here is the letdown for me, not price. There doesnt appear to be as much thought in it in my opinion. Compare it to A Forest, or Wound etc which have multiple meanings. I don't really see how the title and back image tie in. I think most Pejac collectors are appreciative of the artwork above all else. Yes it's nice if it holds value, but in my case I bought Meadow for 500 quid - if it was just about the flip, I would be selling it now for over 10x my buy in. But I appreciate the art more than money. A lot of us do. You're a bit of a broken record mate. but do you think that's because of the price, or the content? Or a mixture of both? |
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Pejac - Love Letter, by tyty on Dec 4, 2018 1:41:45 GMT 1, Fine of your presence mr coach - how be the group? funny you should mention senses of entitlement, shall we have a chat about that with niche prints my friend? - maybe this artwork might be more affordable should you sell your cartel print obtained by dodgy means - maybe it might have been more affordable for you had your relation passed a basic GCSE art course and proceeded to make millions - an opportunity missed Are you not getting bored of repeating the same thing about a cartel print obtained by dodgy means? If you think it’s dodgy then tell us all about it, would love to hear your bullshit story. And best to leave people’s children out of your accusational posts.
Shipmate lha of the ship c.lique - possibly check with rear admiral coach to discover new lands of truth - for it is not for me to prove but others to disprove - members of the group are letting in water to the poop deck by sharing transcripts - all of which are stored safely in my quarters of the no bullshit boat - pieces of 8 are old enough to make their own way
Fine of your presence mr coach - how be the group? funny you should mention senses of entitlement, shall we have a chat about that with niche prints my friend? - maybe this artwork might be more affordable should you sell your cartel print obtained by dodgy means - maybe it might have been more affordable for you had your relation passed a basic GCSE art course and proceeded to make millions - an opportunity missed Are you not getting bored of repeating the same thing about a cartel print obtained by dodgy means? If you think it’s dodgy then tell us all about it, would love to hear your bullshit story. And best to leave people’s children out of your accusational posts. Shipmate lha of the ship c.lique - possibly check with rear admiral coach to discover new lands of truth - for it is not for me to prove but others to disprove - members of the group are letting in water to the poop deck by sharing transcripts - all of which are stored safely in my quarters of the no bullshit boat - pieces of 8 are old enough to make their own way |
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Pejac - Love Letter, by Express Post on Dec 4, 2018 2:17:51 GMT 1, A lot are using the image as an excuse not to buy instead of the price. But in reality they know they are not going to get 4-5x their money like other releases. Everyone wants something for themselves.
By itself, it is a nice, sweet little piece of art. A lot of thought has gone into this release.
Of course you have nothing to complain about, you bought Meadow for cost. But right now, people have the opportunity to buy one for cost, and a lot are wussing out. Just talking facts. but do you think that's because of the price, or the content? Or a mixture of both?
A lot are using the image as an excuse not to buy instead of the price. But in reality they know they are not going to get 4-5x their money like other releases. Everyone wants something for themselves. By itself, it is a nice, sweet little piece of art. A lot of thought has gone into this release. Of course you have nothing to complain about, you bought Meadow for cost. But right now, people have the opportunity to buy one for cost, and a lot are wussing out. Just talking facts. but do you think that's because of the price, or the content? Or a mixture of both? |
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Pejac - Love Letter, by nobokov on Dec 4, 2018 3:00:59 GMT 1, What does the image mean?
What does the image mean?
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Pejac - Love Letter, by d.r. perseus on Dec 4, 2018 3:26:59 GMT 1, What does the imagine mean?
Something about world peace, no borders and stuff
What does the imagine mean? Something about world peace, no borders and stuff |
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Pejac - Love Letter, by tranito on Dec 4, 2018 4:41:39 GMT 1, Basically the large majority seem to be annoyed that there is no ability to make money out of it.
Couldn't care less about the flip. Honestly.
Have no issue with price point either.
I'm genuinely annoyed I finally learn I could own my first Pejac without spending a fortune on the aftermarket and instead of getting a cool print/image like his other print releases, I get a f'in envelope.
Can't imagine I'm the only one.
Basically the large majority seem to be annoyed that there is no ability to make money out of it. Couldn't care less about the flip. Honestly. Have no issue with price point either. I'm genuinely annoyed I finally learn I could own my first Pejac without spending a fortune on the aftermarket and instead of getting a cool print/image like his other print releases, I get a f'in envelope. Can't imagine I'm the only one. |
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Pejac - Love Letter, by Rouen Cathedral on Dec 4, 2018 5:03:42 GMT 1, Basically the large majority seem to be annoyed that there is no ability to make money out of it. Couldn't care less about the flip. Honestly. Have no issue with price point either. I'm genuinely annoyed I finally learn I could own my first Pejac without spending a fortune on the aftermarket and instead of getting a cool print/image like his other print releases, I get a f'in envelope. Can't imagine I'm the only one.
But it's not an envelope.
It's a hand made paper sculpture with a print on it.
Basically the large majority seem to be annoyed that there is no ability to make money out of it. Couldn't care less about the flip. Honestly. Have no issue with price point either. I'm genuinely annoyed I finally learn I could own my first Pejac without spending a fortune on the aftermarket and instead of getting a cool print/image like his other print releases, I get a f'in envelope. Can't imagine I'm the only one. But it's not an envelope. It's a hand made paper sculpture with a print on it. |
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Pejac - Love Letter, by rambosremodeler on Dec 4, 2018 5:55:30 GMT 1, Hahahahaha... 😂😂😂 I expect the Pejac disciples to buy these, after all he is going places. The people crying over these are doing so because they aren't able to flip them.
Yes. I am sure it has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that Pejacs work isn’t easy to acquire and now that he’s finally doing something accessible, it’s a fucking envelope......that costs £600. There’s no possible way that is what people are upset about.
Hahahahaha... 😂😂😂 I expect the Pejac disciples to buy these, after all he is going places. The people crying over these are doing so because they aren't able to flip them. Yes. I am sure it has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that Pejacs work isn’t easy to acquire and now that he’s finally doing something accessible, it’s a fucking envelope......that costs £600. There’s no possible way that is what people are upset about. |
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