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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by New Art Editions on Feb 13, 2014 10:34:46 GMT 1,
For the Hume fans ....
Gary Hume Poster, Back of a Snowman, 2002
Hand Signed (not sure how many were hand signed)
Price: $100
available at Creative Time
By the way: the murakami poster is not hand signed 
For the Hume fans .... Gary Hume Poster, Back of a Snowman, 2002 Hand Signed (not sure how many were hand signed) Price: $100 available at Creative Time
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Ruggs on Feb 14, 2014 16:04:09 GMT 1, Received mine this lunchtime. Very low number too. Order to door in under two days.
Received mine this lunchtime. Very low number too. Order to door in under two days.
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by dbnetherleigh on Feb 15, 2014 0:53:02 GMT 1, Love that 'back of a snowman' - saw the original at tate modern in his show last summer - just made me laugh!.......
Love that 'back of a snowman' - saw the original at tate modern in his show last summer - just made me laugh!.......
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Deleted on Feb 15, 2014 6:38:35 GMT 1,  After a few false starts, and some kindness from Forum & eBay members, got my set of 4 together. Cool little fetish objects, these paintings, IMHO. And TATE was great to deal with. Thanks for originally posting about these paintings newarteditions! I like what you have done there.
These Humes collect more dust than a navy wool blazer, so need to cover them somehow.
After a few false starts, and some kindness from Forum & eBay members, got my set of 4 together. Cool little fetish objects, these paintings, IMHO. And TATE was great to deal with. Thanks for originally posting about these paintings newarteditions! I like what you have done there. Thanks. Just to make clear, the Humes are hung right onto the wall on their cleats, and this large frame (no backboard but with a sheet of plexi (perspex) on the front) is hung directly onto wall as a cover. These Humes collect more dust than a navy wool blazer, so need to cover them somehow. |
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by jeeves on Feb 16, 2014 23:39:51 GMT 1, is it just shiny black paint? would anyone have any interest in this at all if it wasn't gary hume?
is it just shiny black paint? would anyone have any interest in this at all if it wasn't gary hume?
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Happy Shopper on Feb 16, 2014 23:47:45 GMT 1, is it just shiny black paint? would anyone have any interest in this at all if it wasn't gary hume?
No, of course not. What's your point?
Learn a bit of art history perhaps...
is it just shiny black paint? would anyone have any interest in this at all if it wasn't gary hume? No, of course not. What's your point? Learn a bit of art history perhaps... |
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Ruggs on Feb 17, 2014 10:18:32 GMT 1, I think its a clever idea by the artist and the Tate to offer something a bit special and affordable rather than just the usual brochures, show posters, postcards and other gifts to promote an artists exhibition. It would be nice if other living artists taking part in future exhibitions would do something similar.
I think its a clever idea by the artist and the Tate to offer something a bit special and affordable rather than just the usual brochures, show posters, postcards and other gifts to promote an artists exhibition. It would be nice if other living artists taking part in future exhibitions would do something similar.
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Ruggs on Jun 17, 2014 14:24:51 GMT 1, Gary Hume โ1000 Windowsโ (2013), limited edition of 1000, individually handpainted with black gloss on paper housed inside a bright yellow Darbyshire frame, signed and numbered by the artist on verso, exclusive to Tate to go alongside the Summer exhibition at Tate Britain, measures 37cm x 31.5cm, receipts, mint condition, will sort picture as soon as I can, offers around ยฃ325.00.
Gary Hume โ1000 Windowsโ (2013), limited edition of 1000, individually handpainted with black gloss on paper housed inside a bright yellow Darbyshire frame, signed and numbered by the artist on verso, exclusive to Tate to go alongside the Summer exhibition at Tate Britain, measures 37cm x 31.5cm, receipts, mint condition, will sort picture as soon as I can, offers around ยฃ325.00.
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by bernie on Jun 17, 2014 16:13:43 GMT 1, PMd
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by hacks80 on Jun 17, 2014 18:32:26 GMT 1, ยฃ200 seems a really good price for the JH to me, I love this print -it always gets positive comments when people use our downstairs loo!
ยฃ200 seems a really good price for the JH to me, I love this print -it always gets positive comments when people use our downstairs loo!
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Neate Michael on Jun 17, 2014 19:20:42 GMT 1, ยฃ200 seems like a really good flip to me too. Did you even take it out the tube?
ยฃ200 seems like a really good flip to me too. Did you even take it out the tube?
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Morfx on Jun 17, 2014 19:30:21 GMT 1, Flip flip flip... Would of loved the Vaucher, bit not buying so you can make a quick buck..
This s*it grips me, as folk missed out, so you can resell on the secondary...
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Flip flip flip... Would of loved the Vaucher, bit not buying so you can make a quick buck..
This s*it grips me, as folk missed out, so you can resell on the secondary...
Sent from my C6603 using proboards
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Stoko on Jun 17, 2014 19:46:52 GMT 1, Think thats a fair price on the Vaucher TBH, these were going for ยฃ150-250 six months ago before the reprints on Southern
You know there are reprints on Southern, right?
Think thats a fair price on the Vaucher TBH, these were going for ยฃ150-250 six months ago before the reprints on Southern
You know there are reprints on Southern, right?
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by joecool91 on Jun 17, 2014 19:46:58 GMT 1, Flippin Great deal!
Flippin Great deal!
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Fะฏ on Jun 17, 2014 19:51:18 GMT 1, Think thats a fair price on the Vaucher TBH, these were going for ยฃ150-250 six months ago before the reprints on Southern You know there are reprints on Southern, right?
different colour as well.
Think thats a fair price on the Vaucher TBH, these were going for ยฃ150-250 six months ago before the reprints on Southern You know there are reprints on Southern, right? The southern ones are inferior quality to the pow ones. They are not reprints. different colour as well. |
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Fะฏ on Jun 17, 2014 19:52:57 GMT 1, Sorry and just to (sorry ruggs, not aimed at you) add...
Fukcing agenda on this forum or what with reselling prints! All nice here, but when certain members (ahem) sell something people go bat s**t. Jealous gits.
Sorry and just to (sorry ruggs, not aimed at you) add...
Fukcing agenda on this forum or what with reselling prints! All nice here, but when certain members (ahem) sell something people go bat s**t. Jealous gits.
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Stoko on Jun 17, 2014 19:53:57 GMT 1, Didn't know that FR. I have a P*nis Envy Vaucher from Southern and the quality's great, assumed they would be similar
Didn't know that FR. I have a P*nis Envy Vaucher from Southern and the quality's great, assumed they would be similar
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Ruggs on Jun 17, 2014 20:18:49 GMT 1, Sorry and just to (sorry ruggs, not aimed at you) add... Fukcing agenda on this forum or what with reselling prints! All nice here, but when certain members (ahem) sell something people go bat s**t. Jealous gits.
Sorry and just to (sorry ruggs, not aimed at you) add... Fukcing agenda on this forum or what with reselling prints! All nice here, but when certain members (ahem) sell something people go bat s**t. Jealous gits. If you can't beat them Jon join them I say. |
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Ruggs on Jun 17, 2014 20:20:38 GMT 1, ยฃ200 seems like a really good flip to me too. Did you even take it out the tube?
ยฃ200 seems like a really good flip to me too. Did you even take it out the tube? Yep, took a picture of it. |
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Gunny on Jun 18, 2014 1:15:04 GMT 1, There are people on here who have been around for years (myself included, under a different name before  ) who complain about flippers. However, the truth of the matter is that most people who have been around for years have bought and sold much of their collection through the forum. Many have seen the value of their collections increase by selling stuff for a profit, buying something else and then selling again for a profit and so on. Eventually people get to have a bit of a collection and can start keeping things they like more of. Lets face it, who can keep all of what they buy. Many long standing members buy prints they do not like or prints they know will be a good turn around for a profit. This is exactly what Ruggs has done here, it's blatantly obvious. Although many will condone him for the BLATENT FLIP, many long standing members of this forum are just as guilty, although many try and hide it or make excuses for their sales. I have seen Ruggs selling many things over the years, I actually keep an eye on his sales threads as he sold a DOT DOT DOT to me last year quite cheap and then refunded me after I paid. I paid for it then he refunded me saying he wanted to keep it (realising he sold it to me too cheaply) - Anyway, the moral of the story is that NEARLY EVERYONE on this forum has bought and sold prints for a profit, and indeed a loss- lets not condone each other for it, just accept it for what it is or ban it from the forum altogether. I think it is also unfair for the long term members to condone the newbies, of course they want a bit of the action, didn't you when you first joined all those years ago? Unfortunately it has become a place to buy and sell art which is a bit sad really. If it was me I would start using Global Art Traders, at least that is a place where you can have a proper user profile to sell your art. Oh and yes I created that site as I saw that so many people were using the forum to sell their artwork! Anyway,RUGGS, BLATENT FLIP, but hey, isn't everyone at it, including good old FREERANGE?
There are people on here who have been around for years (myself included, under a different name before ) who complain about flippers. However, the truth of the matter is that most people who have been around for years have bought and sold much of their collection through the forum. Many have seen the value of their collections increase by selling stuff for a profit, buying something else and then selling again for a profit and so on. Eventually people get to have a bit of a collection and can start keeping things they like more of. Lets face it, who can keep all of what they buy. Many long standing members buy prints they do not like or prints they know will be a good turn around for a profit. This is exactly what Ruggs has done here, it's blatantly obvious. Although many will condone him for the BLATENT FLIP, many long standing members of this forum are just as guilty, although many try and hide it or make excuses for their sales. I have seen Ruggs selling many things over the years, I actually keep an eye on his sales threads as he sold a DOT DOT DOT to me last year quite cheap and then refunded me after I paid. I paid for it then he refunded me saying he wanted to keep it (realising he sold it to me too cheaply) - Anyway, the moral of the story is that NEARLY EVERYONE on this forum has bought and sold prints for a profit, and indeed a loss- lets not condone each other for it, just accept it for what it is or ban it from the forum altogether. I think it is also unfair for the long term members to condone the newbies, of course they want a bit of the action, didn't you when you first joined all those years ago? Unfortunately it has become a place to buy and sell art which is a bit sad really. If it was me I would start using Global Art Traders, at least that is a place where you can have a proper user profile to sell your art. Oh and yes I created that site as I saw that so many people were using the forum to sell their artwork! Anyway,RUGGS, BLATENT FLIP, but hey, isn't everyone at it, including good old FREERANGE? |
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Deleted on Jun 18, 2014 8:15:21 GMT 1, There are people on here who have been around for years (myself included, under a different name before ) who complain about flippers. However, the truth of the matter is that most people who have been around for years have bought and sold much of their collection through the forum. Many have seen the value of their collections increase by selling stuff for a profit, buying something else and then selling again for a profit and so on. Eventually people get to have a bit of a collection and can start keeping things they like more of. Lets face it, who can keep all of what they buy. Many long standing members buy prints they do not like or prints they know will be a good turn around for a profit. This is exactly what Ruggs has done here, it's blatantly obvious. Although many will condone him for the BLATENT FLIP, many long standing members of this forum are just as guilty, although many try and hide it or make excuses for their sales. I have seen Ruggs selling many things over the years, I actually keep an eye on his sales threads as he sold a DOT DOT DOT to me last year quite cheap and then refunded me after I paid. I paid for it then he refunded me saying he wanted to keep it (realising he sold it to me too cheaply) - Anyway, the moral of the story is that NEARLY EVERYONE on this forum has bought and sold prints for a profit, and indeed a loss- lets not condone each other for it, just accept it for what it is or ban it from the forum altogether. I think it is also unfair for the long term members to condone the newbies, of course they want a bit of the action, didn't you when you first joined all those years ago? Unfortunately it has become a place to buy and sell art which is a bit sad really. If it was me I would start using Global Art Traders, at least that is a place where you can have a proper user profile to sell your art. Oh and yes I created that site as I saw that so many people were using the forum to sell their artwork! Anyway,RUGGS, BLATENT FLIP, but hey, isn't everyone at it, including good old FREERANGE?
There are always few exceptions !!
Been here for years now, only sold two items (2Cents Alex - at cost - and Copyright 1USD note - with profit). All stuff I bought are either framed and on wall or under the bed waiting for framing... and that is why I haven't bought one single stuff for months now, becoz framing cost is brrrrrrrrr, and shall not be fooled by hype, price bubble, trends created by new and old members here.
Respect !
There are people on here who have been around for years (myself included, under a different name before ) who complain about flippers. However, the truth of the matter is that most people who have been around for years have bought and sold much of their collection through the forum. Many have seen the value of their collections increase by selling stuff for a profit, buying something else and then selling again for a profit and so on. Eventually people get to have a bit of a collection and can start keeping things they like more of. Lets face it, who can keep all of what they buy. Many long standing members buy prints they do not like or prints they know will be a good turn around for a profit. This is exactly what Ruggs has done here, it's blatantly obvious. Although many will condone him for the BLATENT FLIP, many long standing members of this forum are just as guilty, although many try and hide it or make excuses for their sales. I have seen Ruggs selling many things over the years, I actually keep an eye on his sales threads as he sold a DOT DOT DOT to me last year quite cheap and then refunded me after I paid. I paid for it then he refunded me saying he wanted to keep it (realising he sold it to me too cheaply) - Anyway, the moral of the story is that NEARLY EVERYONE on this forum has bought and sold prints for a profit, and indeed a loss- lets not condone each other for it, just accept it for what it is or ban it from the forum altogether. I think it is also unfair for the long term members to condone the newbies, of course they want a bit of the action, didn't you when you first joined all those years ago? Unfortunately it has become a place to buy and sell art which is a bit sad really. If it was me I would start using Global Art Traders, at least that is a place where you can have a proper user profile to sell your art. Oh and yes I created that site as I saw that so many people were using the forum to sell their artwork! Anyway,RUGGS, BLATENT FLIP, but hey, isn't everyone at it, including good old FREERANGE? Best post of the year Gunny, someone told me once that people here are full of hypocrisy... they bash newbies and accuse them of flipping, they bash flippers on ebay accusing them of inflating prices... but then, after the bashing, they do exactly the same (buying and selling and creating the bubble) but in their inner-art-elistist circle (big & middle galleries, auctions houses)... and that is well accepted, go understand ? There are always few exceptions !! Been here for years now, only sold two items (2Cents Alex - at cost - and Copyright 1USD note - with profit). All stuff I bought are either framed and on wall or under the bed waiting for framing... and that is why I haven't bought one single stuff for months now, becoz framing cost is brrrrrrrrr, and shall not be fooled by hype, price bubble, trends created by new and old members here. Respect ! |
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Deleted on Jun 18, 2014 9:16:09 GMT 1, or you know just have some fucking morals and decency
or you know just have some fucking morals and decency
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Coach on Jun 18, 2014 9:21:09 GMT 1, There are people on here who have been around for years (myself included, under a different name before ) who complain about flippers. However, the truth of the matter is that most people who have been around for years have bought and sold much of their collection through the forum. Many have seen the value of their collections increase by selling stuff for a profit, buying something else and then selling again for a profit and so on. Eventually people get to have a bit of a collection and can start keeping things they like more of. Lets face it, who can keep all of what they buy. Many long standing members buy prints they do not like or prints they know will be a good turn around for a profit. This is exactly what Ruggs has done here, it's blatantly obvious. Although many will condone him for the BLATENT FLIP, many long standing members of this forum are just as guilty, although many try and hide it or make excuses for their sales. I have seen Ruggs selling many things over the years, I actually keep an eye on his sales threads as he sold a DOT DOT DOT to me last year quite cheap and then refunded me after I paid. I paid for it then he refunded me saying he wanted to keep it (realising he sold it to me too cheaply) - Anyway, the moral of the story is that NEARLY EVERYONE on this forum has bought and sold prints for a profit, and indeed a loss- lets not condone each other for it, just accept it for what it is or ban it from the forum altogether. I think it is also unfair for the long term members to condone the newbies, of course they want a bit of the action, didn't you when you first joined all those years ago? Unfortunately it has become a place to buy and sell art which is a bit sad really. If it was me I would start using Global Art Traders, at least that is a place where you can have a proper user profile to sell your art. Oh and yes I created that site as I saw that so many people were using the forum to sell their artwork! Anyway,RUGGS, BLATENT FLIP, but hey, isn't everyone at it, including good old FREERANGE?
I don't agree gunny I'm afraid.
Not everyone on here, new members or long standing ones, flip. Many many don't.
There are people on here who have been around for years (myself included, under a different name before ) who complain about flippers. However, the truth of the matter is that most people who have been around for years have bought and sold much of their collection through the forum. Many have seen the value of their collections increase by selling stuff for a profit, buying something else and then selling again for a profit and so on. Eventually people get to have a bit of a collection and can start keeping things they like more of. Lets face it, who can keep all of what they buy. Many long standing members buy prints they do not like or prints they know will be a good turn around for a profit. This is exactly what Ruggs has done here, it's blatantly obvious. Although many will condone him for the BLATENT FLIP, many long standing members of this forum are just as guilty, although many try and hide it or make excuses for their sales. I have seen Ruggs selling many things over the years, I actually keep an eye on his sales threads as he sold a DOT DOT DOT to me last year quite cheap and then refunded me after I paid. I paid for it then he refunded me saying he wanted to keep it (realising he sold it to me too cheaply) - Anyway, the moral of the story is that NEARLY EVERYONE on this forum has bought and sold prints for a profit, and indeed a loss- lets not condone each other for it, just accept it for what it is or ban it from the forum altogether. I think it is also unfair for the long term members to condone the newbies, of course they want a bit of the action, didn't you when you first joined all those years ago? Unfortunately it has become a place to buy and sell art which is a bit sad really. If it was me I would start using Global Art Traders, at least that is a place where you can have a proper user profile to sell your art. Oh and yes I created that site as I saw that so many people were using the forum to sell their artwork! Anyway,RUGGS, BLATENT FLIP, but hey, isn't everyone at it, including good old FREERANGE? I don't agree gunny I'm afraid. Not everyone on here, new members or long standing ones, flip. Many many don't. |
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Gunny on Jun 18, 2014 9:26:24 GMT 1, Flipping is not alwaysdoing it straight away, people buy and leave in folders for a long time and try and predict when the time is right to sell. I would argue that90% of this forum have bought knowing that their purchase would be more valuable in the future!
Flipping is not alwaysdoing it straight away, people buy and leave in folders for a long time and try and predict when the time is right to sell. I would argue that90% of this forum have bought knowing that their purchase would be more valuable in the future!
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Ruggs on Jun 18, 2014 9:27:31 GMT 1, I see the whiter than white brigade are about this morning.
I see the whiter than white brigade are about this morning.
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Deleted on Jun 18, 2014 9:34:13 GMT 1, I see the whiter than white brigade are about this morning.
You know what's fucking boring people not being man enough to take responsibility for their actions, flip if you fucking want, big deal, not the end of the world, but when it's obvious, blatant, deal with the response or do it quietly.
I see the whiter than white brigade are about this morning. You know what's fucking boring people not being man enough to take responsibility for their actions, flip if you fucking want, big deal, not the end of the world, but when it's obvious, blatant, deal with the response or do it quietly. |
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Deleted on Jun 18, 2014 9:36:55 GMT 1, I've been here about 4 years my self (on and off) and seen it all before we all do it it's just part of the game.
Ruggs is a good chap, newbies coming along contributing nothing to the forum no avatar and no posts apart from forsale threads with recently released items at a highly inflated price then yea get angry.
I've been here about 4 years my self (on and off) and seen it all before we all do it it's just part of the game.
Ruggs is a good chap, newbies coming along contributing nothing to the forum no avatar and no posts apart from forsale threads with recently released items at a highly inflated price then yea get angry.
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Deleted on Jun 18, 2014 9:42:00 GMT 1, Flipping is not alwaysdoing it straight away, people buy and leave in folders for a long time and try and predict when the time is right to sell. I would argue that90% of this forum have bought knowing that their purchase would be more valuable in the future!
Flipping is not alwaysdoing it straight away, people buy and leave in folders for a long time and try and predict when the time is right to sell. I would argue that90% of this forum have bought knowing that their purchase would be more valuable in the future! Gunny, just a question, how do you feel about people using Globalarttrader to sell at a profit?. |
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Ruggs on Jun 18, 2014 9:54:00 GMT 1, I see the whiter than white brigade are about this morning. You know what's f**king boring people not being man enough to take responsibility for their actions, flip if you f**king want, big deal, not the end of the world, but when it's obvious, blatant, deal with the response or do it quietly.
I see the whiter than white brigade are about this morning. You know what's f**king boring people not being man enough to take responsibility for their actions, flip if you f**king want, big deal, not the end of the world, but when it's obvious, blatant, deal with the response or do it quietly. lol! |
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Gary Hume ๐ฌ๐ง Print Release โข Show News โข Art For Sale, by Ruggs on Jun 18, 2014 10:34:45 GMT 1, Found a website that could potentially be a place for flippers! globalarttraders.com/
Found a website that could potentially be a place for flippers! globalarttraders.com/
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) who complain about flippers. However, the truth of the matter is that most people who have been around for years have bought and sold much of their collection through the forum. Many have seen the value of their collections increase by selling stuff for a profit, buying something else and then selling again for a profit and so on. Eventually people get to have a bit of a collection and can start keeping things they like more of. Lets face it, who can keep all of what they buy. Many long standing members buy prints they do not like or prints they know will be a good turn around for a profit. This is exactly what Ruggs has done here, it's blatantly obvious. Although many will condone him for the BLATENT FLIP, many long standing members of this forum are just as guilty, although many try and hide it or make excuses for their sales. I have seen Ruggs selling many things over the years, I actually keep an eye on his sales threads as he sold a DOT DOT DOT to me last year quite cheap and then refunded me after I paid. I paid for it then he refunded me saying he wanted to keep it (realising he sold it to me too cheaply) - Anyway, the moral of the story is that NEARLY EVERYONE on this forum has bought and sold prints for a profit, and indeed a loss- lets not condone each other for it, just accept it for what it is or ban it from the forum altogether. I think it is also unfair for the long term members to condone the newbies, of course they want a bit of the action, didn't you when you first joined all those years ago? Unfortunately it has become a place to buy and sell art which is a bit sad really. If it was me I would start using Global Art Traders, at least that is a place where you can have a proper user profile to sell your art. Oh and yes I created that site as I saw that so many people were using the forum to sell their artwork! Anyway,RUGGS, BLATENT FLIP, but hey, isn't everyone at it, including good old FREERANGE?
