Don't be such a snob. Being a celebrity doesn't mean you know nothing about art. George Michael was a serious art collector - look at all his works sold after his death. Robin Williams was a big collector of street art. For all we know, Nicole Scherzinger might have an extensive collection of interesting artists. 

And Soho House had Harland Miller on the walls before he was the big name he is now. 

I've no idea what Harland Miller's market is going to do or whether he'll be respected long-term, but I hate this attitude that only certain people can have an appreciation of art. I'm pretty sure nobody here would be considered a 'serious art collector' in the wider world, yet here we are deciding who gets to have an opinion.

Even b list celebs can have an appreciation for art. Many big time collectors would scoff at street art so I don’t get the snobbery.

Nicole had a nice house too.

I think that has mostly to do with the expected increase in popularity of the artist.
Angelina Jolie bought a work by X, so X will be more popular. So X's artwork will increase in value.
Doesn't have much to do with "I want the same on the wall as AJ". 

That Kaws reference, is also an outlier reference because of the controversy behind the alleged sale. What is the intent of your statement?

I think the frustration for many on here comes from thinking this website is something it isnt. Its a forum where folks come to talk about their art, the art they want, the values of said art in hand or wanted and you know what? that's ok. People want to go to a place where they can feel good about themselves, where they can feel "wow - ok I feel awesome because the art I invested in 5 years ago (or last week) has gone up in value.

Remember the context we are in: this is urban art, its contemporary art, getting frustrated because the average graffiti art collector isn't talking about the brush of the strokes (from the spray can) like its a Monet only gets your own knickers in a twist.

Lets just call a spade a spade: This forum is about projected art value, buying and selling art and a group of folks wanting to hear other peoples opinions on the art they have/aspire to have to feel good that they made the right decision on forking out probably thousands of pounds/dollars on something they took a chance on.

In terms of Miller; if he was just "dialling it in" as others have mentioned here... he would just keep hashing out penguins. The fact hes stepped outside of his clearly successful niche he found shows he's not a one-trick pony. We don't have to like his new work, but I don't think it's fair to say he's dialling it in when he veers away from his moneymakers.

I'm not trying to make a statement, you jumped on me for writing about what I saw with my own eyes haha. 

Did anyone get an email back who enquiried about this work
I’ve been told it’s sold out but I didn’t get any further information

I received an email back on this one. Was offered one for under 15k.

Was offered one at 6+VAT

Living my best VIP life 😍

What a buy, sucks to know that by the time I can pick up a print it is more than 2X what others purchased for. Too high of price increases me thinks!

Add 25% tariff for UK prints if bringing into US.

Not too far from primary at
Price: £ 17,500 plus VAT

That's the current price for the small print from Manifold?

That was the price of the large two months ago