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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by Fะฏ on Jul 2, 2015 22:04:32 GMT 1, Does it?
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by dantesimone1981 on Jul 2, 2015 22:10:18 GMT 1, Not a fan. Off topic but FFS will someone release something decent already! Punches his signed banksy in disgust. (Disclaimer I don't own a banksy)
Not a fan. Off topic but FFS will someone release something decent already! Punches his signed banksy in disgust. (Disclaimer I don't own a banksy)
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by Howard Johnson on Jul 2, 2015 22:25:42 GMT 1, Count me in, one of my favorites from the LA show. Heres hoping well see a bit of a deviation from the Lichtenstein stuff in his next body of work. His art seems to be be the best when he ventures outside his comfort zone.
Count me in, one of my favorites from the LA show. Heres hoping well see a bit of a deviation from the Lichtenstein stuff in his next body of work. His art seems to be be the best when he ventures outside his comfort zone.
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Poly Mindset
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by Poly Mindset on Jul 2, 2015 22:31:55 GMT 1, Does it?
Does it? I never really got D*Face's work. Isn't it just kind of like a spin off of Lichtenstein's comic book stuff? I always wonder why people wouldn't just buy a Lichtenstein, at least it's semi-original and imo much better in the classic sense. Even some of Pose's work is heavily influenced by Lichtenstein but in the case of Pose at least there is much more originality in comparison to D*Face. Some things I guess I'll just never understand. Though it has made me go back and appreciate studying the history of art and especially the founding fathers of pop art like Lichtenstein. |
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by 2soonjr on Jul 2, 2015 22:33:16 GMT 1, Soon as I saw a D*Face thread I knew I could count on FR dropping in to let everyone know how he doesn't like D*Face. 4 minutes might be a new record.
Good luck to everyone trying to grab one, small edition!
Soon as I saw a D*Face thread I knew I could count on FR dropping in to let everyone know how he doesn't like D*Face. 4 minutes might be a new record.
Good luck to everyone trying to grab one, small edition!
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by .dappy on Jul 2, 2015 22:37:20 GMT 1, ... it's a metre long! ...
... it's a metre long! ...
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by Deleted on Jul 2, 2015 22:37:46 GMT 1, Looks like something a Commando comic illustrator would have knocked up.
Looks like something a Commando comic illustrator would have knocked up.
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by Fะฏ on Jul 2, 2015 22:38:04 GMT 1, No, i like dface. Just not this 'era'.
No, i like dface. Just not this 'era'.
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by Fะฏ on Jul 2, 2015 22:41:18 GMT 1, ... it's a metre long! ...
... it's a metre long! ... I hear that all the time. |
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by 2soonjr on Jul 2, 2015 22:49:03 GMT 1, Here's a picture I took of the original at D*Face's show in LA a little while back
Here's a picture I took of the original at D*Face's show in LA a little while back |
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by .dappy on Jul 2, 2015 22:50:44 GMT 1, End To Those Dogs
8 colour screenprint
100cm x 42cm
Ed: 29no
Price: โฌ500.00
End To Those Dogs
8 colour screenprint
100cm x 42cm
Ed: 29no
Price: โฌ500.00
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by Ruggs on Jul 2, 2015 22:54:02 GMT 1, โEND TO THOSE DOGS'
BY D*FACE
Limited Edition of 75
9 Colour hand pulled screen print
On 410 GSM
100 cm x 42 cm
ยฃ300
Available early evening 4/7/15
โEND TO THOSE DOGS'
BY D*FACE
Limited Edition of 75
9 Colour hand pulled screen print
On 410 GSM
100 cm x 42 cm
ยฃ300
Available early evening 4/7/15
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davievegas
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by davievegas on Jul 2, 2015 22:59:11 GMT 1, I have fallen out of interest with dfaces work. But good luck to whoever is going for it. His sizes are making it hard to put his work on the wall. Framing costs on top of his prices don't work for me
I have fallen out of interest with dfaces work. But good luck to whoever is going for it. His sizes are making it hard to put his work on the wall. Framing costs on top of his prices don't work for me
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by Ponyboy Curtis on Jul 2, 2015 23:06:19 GMT 1, want
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by Inknart on Jul 2, 2015 23:06:57 GMT 1, Actually really dig this piece, would look great floated. Works for a few walls that are thinner in my house as well! Will be trying for this one.
Actually really dig this piece, would look great floated. Works for a few walls that are thinner in my house as well! Will be trying for this one.
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by Inknart on Jul 2, 2015 23:08:54 GMT 1, Does it? I never really got D*Face's work. Isn't it just kind of like a spin off of Lichtenstein's comic book stuff? I always wonder why people wouldn't just buy a Lichtenstein, at least it's semi-original and imo much better in the classic sense. Even some of Pose's work is heavily influenced by Lichtenstein but in the case of Pose at least there is much more originality in comparison to D*Face. Some things I guess I'll just never understand. Though it has made me go back and appreciate studying the history of art and especially the founding fathers of pop art like Lichtenstein.
Worst possible picture haha. The colors don't match the print. It looks like the frame was photoshopped. This print will look 1000x better than this.
Does it? I never really got D*Face's work. Isn't it just kind of like a spin off of Lichtenstein's comic book stuff? I always wonder why people wouldn't just buy a Lichtenstein, at least it's semi-original and imo much better in the classic sense. Even some of Pose's work is heavily influenced by Lichtenstein but in the case of Pose at least there is much more originality in comparison to D*Face. Some things I guess I'll just never understand. Though it has made me go back and appreciate studying the history of art and especially the founding fathers of pop art like Lichtenstein. Worst possible picture haha. The colors don't match the print. It looks like the frame was photoshopped. This print will look 1000x better than this. |
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by davievegas on Jul 2, 2015 23:12:05 GMT 1, The direction of older artists seem to be trending backwards imo. Could be the money they are making allows them to not care as much since they sell out anyway. Dfaces older work was the best. pop tarts, dead icons, superman etc. Now it seems his newer work has less thought and details in his images. You see it with other artists like brainwash re-using old images and whatson as well. Tagging old images. I have been more into newer artists these days unfortunately. Even Nick Walkers latest stuff has been lacking. Only the future will tell the value of these guys. I would even say kaws newest sets of images were un appealing to me. I don't see it going in the right direction as of now from a collectors stand point.
The direction of older artists seem to be trending backwards imo. Could be the money they are making allows them to not care as much since they sell out anyway. Dfaces older work was the best. pop tarts, dead icons, superman etc. Now it seems his newer work has less thought and details in his images. You see it with other artists like brainwash re-using old images and whatson as well. Tagging old images. I have been more into newer artists these days unfortunately. Even Nick Walkers latest stuff has been lacking. Only the future will tell the value of these guys. I would even say kaws newest sets of images were un appealing to me. I don't see it going in the right direction as of now from a collectors stand point.
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by davievegas on Jul 2, 2015 23:21:31 GMT 1, I never really got D*Face's work. Isn't it just kind of like a spin off of Lichtenstein's comic book stuff? I always wonder why people wouldn't just buy a Lichtenstein, at least it's semi-original and imo much better in the classic sense. Even some of Pose's work is heavily influenced by Lichtenstein but in the case of Pose at least there is much more originality in comparison to D*Face. Some things I guess I'll just never understand. Though it has made me go back and appreciate studying the history of art and especially the founding fathers of pop art like Lichtenstein. Worst possible picture haha. The colors don't match the print. It looks like the frame was photoshopped. This print will look 1000x better than this.
I never really got D*Face's work. Isn't it just kind of like a spin off of Lichtenstein's comic book stuff? I always wonder why people wouldn't just buy a Lichtenstein, at least it's semi-original and imo much better in the classic sense. Even some of Pose's work is heavily influenced by Lichtenstein but in the case of Pose at least there is much more originality in comparison to D*Face. Some things I guess I'll just never understand. Though it has made me go back and appreciate studying the history of art and especially the founding fathers of pop art like Lichtenstein. Worst possible picture haha. The colors don't match the print. It looks like the frame was photoshopped. This print will look 1000x better than this. lol. No, thats actually the picture. You mean worst possible framing color? |
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by .dappy on Jul 2, 2015 23:22:59 GMT 1, End To Those Dogs 8 colour screenprint 100cm x 42cm Ed: 29no Price: โฌ500.00
... Hhhhmmm ... I got my info off the CAC Malaga website ... maybe they only got a few to sell ... we'll see I suppose
End To Those Dogs 8 colour screenprint 100cm x 42cm Ed: 29no Price: โฌ500.00 ... Hhhhmmm ... I got my info off the CAC Malaga website ... maybe they only got a few to sell ... we'll see I suppose |
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by Inknart on Jul 2, 2015 23:29:53 GMT 1, Worst possible picture haha. The colors don't match the print. It looks like the frame was photoshopped. This print will look 1000x better than this. lol. No, thats actually the picture. You mean worst possible framing color?
Worst possible picture haha. The colors don't match the print. It looks like the frame was photoshopped. This print will look 1000x better than this. lol. No, thats actually the picture. You mean worst possible framing color? It is not the actual picture. As you can see the colors in the one you posted are not the same. The print looks much better. |
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by .dappy on Jul 2, 2015 23:33:54 GMT 1, ... the one shown in full is from the cacmalaga website ... maybe that is the variant ed29no ... and you are showing the ed75no aka ruggs' details
... the one shown in full is from the cacmalaga website ... maybe that is the variant ed29no ... and you are showing the ed75no aka ruggs' details
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by Howard Johnson on Jul 2, 2015 23:59:21 GMT 1,
What I don't get is his continued use of the dot pattern. It keeps his works tied to Lichtenstein which does him a disservice in terms of lasting importance. I fear that this body of work will be seen as a "Lichtenstein homage" instead of just great urban-pop art. Take this image for example, one could interpret it as a comment on the hyper-masculine context in which soldiers find themselves, willing to sacrifice life and limb in service of eliminating some meaningless target (a context in which the zombie motif actually makes sense!). Those with a knowledge of art history will see the nod to "Bratatat!," which touched on similar themes. But the inclusion of the dot pattern makes it an on-the-face Lichtenstein homage taking away some of the power of the image and execution which is really all his own.
What I don't get is his continued use of the dot pattern. It keeps his works tied to Lichtenstein which does him a disservice in terms of lasting importance. I fear that this body of work will be seen as a "Lichtenstein homage" instead of just great urban-pop art. Take this image for example, one could interpret it as a comment on the hyper-masculine context in which soldiers find themselves, willing to sacrifice life and limb in service of eliminating some meaningless target (a context in which the zombie motif actually makes sense!). Those with a knowledge of art history will see the nod to "Bratatat!," which touched on similar themes. But the inclusion of the dot pattern makes it an on-the-face Lichtenstein homage taking away some of the power of the image and execution which is really all his own.
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by Howard Johnson on Jul 3, 2015 0:22:34 GMT 1, I never really got D*Face's work. Isn't it just kind of like a spin off of Lichtenstein's comic book stuff? I always wonder why people wouldn't just buy a Lichtenstein, at least it's semi-original and imo much better in the classic sense. Even some of Pose's work is heavily influenced by Lichtenstein but in the case of Pose at least there is much more originality in comparison to D*Face. Some things I guess I'll just never understand. Though it has made me go back and appreciate studying the history of art and especially the founding fathers of pop art like Lichtenstein.
Poly, your point is valid. However, I would argue that its less of a spin off of Lichtenstein and more of a critique. A lot of Lichtenstein's work (and pop art in general) can be interpreted as a glorification of western culture. D*face takes the motif and turns it on its head to provide a modern comment on these institutions.
"Kiss of death" and "Sweet Nothings" are decidedly feminist interpretations on the oppression a women can face in a traditional relationship, and "Pop Tart" is equally effective at deconstructing the empty facade of celbrity idolization. (I realize that sentence is smug as hell).
I never really got D*Face's work. Isn't it just kind of like a spin off of Lichtenstein's comic book stuff? I always wonder why people wouldn't just buy a Lichtenstein, at least it's semi-original and imo much better in the classic sense. Even some of Pose's work is heavily influenced by Lichtenstein but in the case of Pose at least there is much more originality in comparison to D*Face. Some things I guess I'll just never understand. Though it has made me go back and appreciate studying the history of art and especially the founding fathers of pop art like Lichtenstein. Poly, your point is valid. However, I would argue that its less of a spin off of Lichtenstein and more of a critique. A lot of Lichtenstein's work (and pop art in general) can be interpreted as a glorification of western culture. D*face takes the motif and turns it on its head to provide a modern comment on these institutions. "Kiss of death" and "Sweet Nothings" are decidedly feminist interpretations on the oppression a women can face in a traditional relationship, and "Pop Tart" is equally effective at deconstructing the empty facade of celbrity idolization. (I realize that sentence is smug as hell). |
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by thadogg on Jul 3, 2015 0:45:11 GMT 1, The CAC Malaga version is signed and numbered out of 25 so I guess there's is the variant version.
The CAC Malaga version is signed and numbered out of 25 so I guess there's is the variant version.
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Poly Mindset
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by Poly Mindset on Jul 3, 2015 1:45:54 GMT 1, I never really got D*Face's work. Isn't it just kind of like a spin off of Lichtenstein's comic book stuff? I always wonder why people wouldn't just buy a Lichtenstein, at least it's semi-original and imo much better in the classic sense. Even some of Pose's work is heavily influenced by Lichtenstein but in the case of Pose at least there is much more originality in comparison to D*Face. Some things I guess I'll just never understand. Though it has made me go back and appreciate studying the history of art and especially the founding fathers of pop art like Lichtenstein. Poly, your point is valid. However, I would argue that its less of a spin off of Lichtenstein and more of a critique. A lot of Lichtenstein's work (and pop art in general) can be interpreted as a glorification of western culture. D*face takes the motif and turns it on its head to provide a modern comment on these institutions. "Kiss of death" and "Sweet Nothings" are decidedly feminist interpretations on the oppression a women can face in a traditional relationship, and "Pop Tart" is equally effective at deconstructing the empty facade of celbrity idolization. (I realize that sentence is smug as hell).
Lichtenstein- In the car
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D*Face- Going Nowhere Fast
I never really got D*Face's work. Isn't it just kind of like a spin off of Lichtenstein's comic book stuff? I always wonder why people wouldn't just buy a Lichtenstein, at least it's semi-original and imo much better in the classic sense. Even some of Pose's work is heavily influenced by Lichtenstein but in the case of Pose at least there is much more originality in comparison to D*Face. Some things I guess I'll just never understand. Though it has made me go back and appreciate studying the history of art and especially the founding fathers of pop art like Lichtenstein. Poly, your point is valid. However, I would argue that its less of a spin off of Lichtenstein and more of a critique. A lot of Lichtenstein's work (and pop art in general) can be interpreted as a glorification of western culture. D*face takes the motif and turns it on its head to provide a modern comment on these institutions. "Kiss of death" and "Sweet Nothings" are decidedly feminist interpretations on the oppression a women can face in a traditional relationship, and "Pop Tart" is equally effective at deconstructing the empty facade of celbrity idolization. (I realize that sentence is smug as hell). Modern comment or just plane rip off, I don't know maybe it's debatable. Do we actually need a modern comment though? It just seems to me that his work lacks originality. There are others doing similar work as well. Look at Denial or Greg Gossel, they use comic book imagery in their work too. Perhaps it's just me but when I see works like these I can't help but feel it's all been done before. But to all of you who enjoy it, well that's cool I guess. Art is very subjective, so buy what you like and enjoy it. Lichtenstein- In the car D*Face- Going Nowhere Fast |
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by Ottomatik on Jul 3, 2015 2:11:57 GMT 1, Speaking of comics...
I'd be more than happy to trade my comicesque POSE Burn for one of these comicesque D*Face prints. The StolenSpace edition of 75, not from CAC Magala.
I want this print so bad, just can't swing the funds. Saving up for a wedding!!!!
Speaking of comics...
I'd be more than happy to trade my comicesque POSE Burn for one of these comicesque D*Face prints. The StolenSpace edition of 75, not from CAC Magala.
I want this print so bad, just can't swing the funds. Saving up for a wedding!!!!
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by cmodart on Jul 3, 2015 3:48:08 GMT 1, Does it?
Yes
Does it? Yes |
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2soonjr
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by 2soonjr on Jul 3, 2015 6:27:10 GMT 1, Speaking of comics... I'd be more than happy to trade my comicesque POSE Burn for one of these comicesque D*Face prints. The StolenSpace edition of 75, not from CAC Magala. I want this print so bad, just can't swing the funds. Saving up for a wedding!!!!
Speaking of comics... I'd be more than happy to trade my comicesque POSE Burn for one of these comicesque D*Face prints. The StolenSpace edition of 75, not from CAC Magala. I want this print so bad, just can't swing the funds. Saving up for a wedding!!!! Go for it. Just think of it like you saved exactly how much you need for this one by not getting that Fame Moss a couple weeks back. So basically you're breaking even. |
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by Board Stupid on Jul 3, 2015 8:21:28 GMT 1, I think it looks great - do we know when the release date is?
I think it looks great - do we know when the release date is?
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DFace ๐ฌ๐ง D*Dog โข Street Art โข Print Release News, by savannahsam on Jul 3, 2015 8:57:53 GMT 1, Poly, your point is valid. However, I would argue that its less of a spin off of Lichtenstein and more of a critique. A lot of Lichtenstein's work (and pop art in general) can be interpreted as a glorification of western culture. D*face takes the motif and turns it on its head to provide a modern comment on these institutions. "Kiss of death" and "Sweet Nothings" are decidedly feminist interpretations on the oppression a women can face in a traditional relationship, and "Pop Tart" is equally effective at deconstructing the empty facade of celbrity idolization. (I realize that sentence is smug as hell). Modern comment or just plane rip off, I don't know maybe it's debatable. Do we actually need a modern comment though? It just seems to me that his work lacks originality. There are others doing similar work as well. Look at Denial or Greg Gossel, they use comic book imagery in their work too. Perhaps it's just me but when I see works like these I can't help but feel it's all been done before. But to all of you who enjoy it, well that's cool I guess. Art is very subjective, so buy what you like and enjoy it. Lichtenstein- In the car D*Face- Going Nowhere Fast 
Poly, your point is valid. However, I would argue that its less of a spin off of Lichtenstein and more of a critique. A lot of Lichtenstein's work (and pop art in general) can be interpreted as a glorification of western culture. D*face takes the motif and turns it on its head to provide a modern comment on these institutions. "Kiss of death" and "Sweet Nothings" are decidedly feminist interpretations on the oppression a women can face in a traditional relationship, and "Pop Tart" is equally effective at deconstructing the empty facade of celbrity idolization. (I realize that sentence is smug as hell). Modern comment or just plane rip off, I don't know maybe it's debatable. Do we actually need a modern comment though? It just seems to me that his work lacks originality. There are others doing similar work as well. Look at Denial or Greg Gossel, they use comic book imagery in their work too. Perhaps it's just me but when I see works like these I can't help but feel it's all been done before. But to all of you who enjoy it, well that's cool I guess. Art is very subjective, so buy what you like and enjoy it. Lichtenstein- In the car D*Face- Going Nowhere Fast |
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