rungsp
New Member
🗨️ 153
👍🏻 192
February 2021
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by rungsp on May 2, 2021 14:23:09 GMT 1, I "think" I just got a Chris Levine at T2 price online.
If you click on Artists from the main page it says sold out, but if you click on Prints it shows available.
I "think" I just got a Chris Levine at T2 price online.
If you click on Artists from the main page it says sold out, but if you click on Prints it shows available.
|
|
sandworm
New Member
🗨️ 144
👍🏻 151
February 2021
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by sandworm on May 2, 2021 17:09:00 GMT 1, Bunch of these already on FlipBay for £3-3.5k
Bunch of these already on FlipBay for £3-3.5k
|
|
LJCal
Junior Member
🗨️ 2,980
👍🏻 4,523
December 2019
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by LJCal on May 2, 2021 19:22:54 GMT 1, Bought 1 at tier 5, still available over the phone How much is tier 5? Can’t believe the Chris Zlevines sold out so quickly
£2.5k
Bought 1 at tier 5, still available over the phone How much is tier 5? Can’t believe the Chris Zlevines sold out so quickly £2.5k |
|
LJCal
Junior Member
🗨️ 2,980
👍🏻 4,523
December 2019
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by LJCal on May 2, 2021 19:35:02 GMT 1, Bunch of these already on FlipBay for £3-3.5k
Anyone flipping these for pennies is making a mistake. The rabbit, elephant and poodle all hammer for £5-10k+ at decent auction houses, this one is stronger IMO and once it finds its level will be in line with the Elephant. Patience will be rewarded for those who wait it out.
Bunch of these already on FlipBay for £3-3.5k Anyone flipping these for pennies is making a mistake. The rabbit, elephant and poodle all hammer for £5-10k+ at decent auction houses, this one is stronger IMO and once it finds its level will be in line with the Elephant. Patience will be rewarded for those who wait it out. |
|
sandworm
New Member
🗨️ 144
👍🏻 151
February 2021
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by sandworm on May 2, 2021 20:48:37 GMT 1, Bunch of these already on FlipBay for £3-3.5k Anyone flipping these for pennies is making a mistake. The rabbit, elephant and poodle all hammer for £5-10k+ at decent auction houses, this one is stronger IMO and once it finds its level will be in line with the Elephant. Patience will be rewarded for those who wait it out.
Totally agree, half tempted to snap one up and £3k and hold for a year before auctioning. Just so difficult to mentally get over the hurdle that people 24 hours before got theirs for a third of the price. Such is life!
Bunch of these already on FlipBay for £3-3.5k Anyone flipping these for pennies is making a mistake. The rabbit, elephant and poodle all hammer for £5-10k+ at decent auction houses, this one is stronger IMO and once it finds its level will be in line with the Elephant. Patience will be rewarded for those who wait it out. Totally agree, half tempted to snap one up and £3k and hold for a year before auctioning. Just so difficult to mentally get over the hurdle that people 24 hours before got theirs for a third of the price. Such is life! |
|
|
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by Horatio Nelson on May 2, 2021 21:04:32 GMT 1, Anyone flipping these for pennies is making a mistake. The rabbit, elephant and poodle all hammer for £5-10k+ at decent auction houses, this one is stronger IMO and once it finds its level will be in line with the Elephant. Patience will be rewarded for those who wait it out. Totally agree, half tempted to snap one up and £3k and hold for a year before auctioning. Just so difficult to mentally get over the hurdle that people 24 hours before got theirs for a third of the price. Such is life!
You don’t spend 3k on a Shrigley edition unless you want it on your wall.
Even if you can sell at auction for 6-8k hammer (which I’d never bank on given the volume of stuff he comes out with these days), it that margin really worth it?
Anyone flipping these for pennies is making a mistake. The rabbit, elephant and poodle all hammer for £5-10k+ at decent auction houses, this one is stronger IMO and once it finds its level will be in line with the Elephant. Patience will be rewarded for those who wait it out. Totally agree, half tempted to snap one up and £3k and hold for a year before auctioning. Just so difficult to mentally get over the hurdle that people 24 hours before got theirs for a third of the price. Such is life! You don’t spend 3k on a Shrigley edition unless you want it on your wall. Even if you can sell at auction for 6-8k hammer (which I’d never bank on given the volume of stuff he comes out with these days), it that margin really worth it? |
|
|
|
LJCal
Junior Member
🗨️ 2,980
👍🏻 4,523
December 2019
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by LJCal on May 2, 2021 21:20:58 GMT 1, Totally agree, half tempted to snap one up and £3k and hold for a year before auctioning. Just so difficult to mentally get over the hurdle that people 24 hours before got theirs for a third of the price. Such is life! You don’t spend 3k on a Shrigley edition unless you want it on your wall. Even if you can sell at auction for 6-8k hammer (which I’d never bank on given the volume of stuff he comes out with these days), it that margin really worth it?
Totally agree, half tempted to snap one up and £3k and hold for a year before auctioning. Just so difficult to mentally get over the hurdle that people 24 hours before got theirs for a third of the price. Such is life! You don’t spend 3k on a Shrigley edition unless you want it on your wall. Even if you can sell at auction for 6-8k hammer (which I’d never bank on given the volume of stuff he comes out with these days), it that margin really worth it? 100-200% in a year is pretty good going, I agree alot of Shrigley editions are a punt but this one is safe as houses in my view. |
|
|
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by Adam London on May 2, 2021 21:31:15 GMT 1, How would you guys rank the animal prints? I had doubts about it today but the more I look at it the more I like it. It seems the as or more humourous than the elephant, but not as clever as the rabbit one.
I think
1) Rabbit
2) Duck
3) Elephant
4) Whale
5) Dog
How would you guys rank the animal prints? I had doubts about it today but the more I look at it the more I like it. It seems the as or more humourous than the elephant, but not as clever as the rabbit one.
I think
1) Rabbit
2) Duck
3) Elephant
4) Whale
5) Dog
|
|
LJCal
Junior Member
🗨️ 2,980
👍🏻 4,523
December 2019
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by LJCal on May 2, 2021 21:41:43 GMT 1, How would you guys rank the animal prints? I had doubts about it today but the more I look at it the more I like it. It seems the as or more humourous than the elephant, but not as clever as the rabbit one. I think 1) Rabbit 2) Duck 3) Elephant 4) Whale 5) Dog
1) Duck (think it may be a goose)
2) Elephant
3) Rabbit
4) Whale
5) Penguin
6) Dog
How would you guys rank the animal prints? I had doubts about it today but the more I look at it the more I like it. It seems the as or more humourous than the elephant, but not as clever as the rabbit one. I think 1) Rabbit 2) Duck 3) Elephant 4) Whale 5) Dog I'd say: 1) Duck (think it may be a goose) 2) Elephant 3) Rabbit 4) Whale 5) Penguin 6) Dog |
|
|
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by Adam London on May 2, 2021 21:45:09 GMT 1, How would you guys rank the animal prints? I had doubts about it today but the more I look at it the more I like it. It seems the as or more humourous than the elephant, but not as clever as the rabbit one. I think 1) Rabbit 2) Duck 3) Elephant 4) Whale 5) Dog I'd say: 1) Duck (think it may be a goose) 2) Elephant 3) Rabbit 4) Whale 5) Penguin 6) Dog
How would you guys rank the animal prints? I had doubts about it today but the more I look at it the more I like it. It seems the as or more humourous than the elephant, but not as clever as the rabbit one. I think 1) Rabbit 2) Duck 3) Elephant 4) Whale 5) Dog I'd say: 1) Duck (think it may be a goose) 2) Elephant 3) Rabbit 4) Whale 5) Penguin 6) Dog |
|
|
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by Adam London on May 2, 2021 21:46:52 GMT 1, Wow, if you are right then the duck/goose would be worth 7 or 8k? I'd agree the dog is at the lower end, and the elephant and rabbit are as good as the goose. Colourwise it is also the most catchy being the pink/red...
Wow, if you are right then the duck/goose would be worth 7 or 8k? I'd agree the dog is at the lower end, and the elephant and rabbit are as good as the goose. Colourwise it is also the most catchy being the pink/red...
|
|
LJCal
Junior Member
🗨️ 2,980
👍🏻 4,523
December 2019
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by LJCal on May 2, 2021 21:48:36 GMT 1, As a relative newcomer to this forum a lot of threads appears to be about buying art for short term profit making. I do wonder how many of these prints end up on the wall and staying there from the 1st set of buyers ? Just throwing it out there - 50 / 50 ?
As a relative newcomer to this forum a lot of threads appears to be about buying art for short term profit making. I do wonder how many of these prints end up on the wall and staying there from the 1st set of buyers ? Just throwing it out there - 50 / 50 ? Depends on the artist for Shrigley editions sub 50%. Given most prints cost thousands to tens of thousands the idea that people buy these for the love of the art whilst romantic is flawed, you can buy open edition posters of DS for about £30 if you're into the images and not buying for investment. |
|
LJCal
Junior Member
🗨️ 2,980
👍🏻 4,523
December 2019
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by LJCal on May 2, 2021 21:53:11 GMT 1, Wow, if you are right then the duck/goose would be worth 7 or 8k? I'd agree the dog is at the lower end, and the elephant and rabbit are as good as the goose. Colourwise it is also the most catchy being the pink/red...
Wow, if you are right then the duck/goose would be worth 7 or 8k? I'd agree the dog is at the lower end, and the elephant and rabbit are as good as the goose. Colourwise it is also the most catchy being the pink/red... strongest and most vibrant colour, its funny and the strapline will resonate with a lot of people in these times. I reckon on a par with the elephant once filppers run out of ammo. Just my opinion. I actually really like this one so going to hang in my daughters room (she loves it) and see if the market agrees with me over the next year or two. |
|
|
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by Adam London on May 2, 2021 21:56:12 GMT 1, Wow, if you are right then the duck/goose would be worth 7 or 8k? I'd agree the dog is at the lower end, and the elephant and rabbit are as good as the goose. Colourwise it is also the most catchy being the pink/red... strongest and most vibrant colour, its funny and the strapline will resonate with a lot of people in these times. I reckon on a par with the elephant once filppers run out of ammo. Just my opinion. I actually really like this one so going to hang in my daughters room (she loves it) and see if the market agrees with me over the next year or two.
Somehow colourwise it is the most memorable even though I don't lkke.pink.
And also it seems like it is actually the goose saying it so its very appropriate.
I may be biased as its the only animal one I have...
Wow, if you are right then the duck/goose would be worth 7 or 8k? I'd agree the dog is at the lower end, and the elephant and rabbit are as good as the goose. Colourwise it is also the most catchy being the pink/red... strongest and most vibrant colour, its funny and the strapline will resonate with a lot of people in these times. I reckon on a par with the elephant once filppers run out of ammo. Just my opinion. I actually really like this one so going to hang in my daughters room (she loves it) and see if the market agrees with me over the next year or two. Somehow colourwise it is the most memorable even though I don't lkke.pink. And also it seems like it is actually the goose saying it so its very appropriate. I may be biased as its the only animal one I have... |
|
|
|
LJCal
Junior Member
🗨️ 2,980
👍🏻 4,523
December 2019
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by LJCal on May 2, 2021 22:01:28 GMT 1, strongest and most vibrant colour, its funny and the strapline will resonate with a lot of people in these times. I reckon on a par with the elephant once filppers run out of ammo. Just my opinion. I actually really like this one so going to hang in my daughters room (she loves it) and see if the market agrees with me over the next year or two. Somehow colourwise it is the most memorable even though I don't lkke.pink. And also it seems like it is actually the goose saying it so its very appropriate. I may be biased as its the only animal one I have...
strongest and most vibrant colour, its funny and the strapline will resonate with a lot of people in these times. I reckon on a par with the elephant once filppers run out of ammo. Just my opinion. I actually really like this one so going to hang in my daughters room (she loves it) and see if the market agrees with me over the next year or two. Somehow colourwise it is the most memorable even though I don't lkke.pink. And also it seems like it is actually the goose saying it so its very appropriate. I may be biased as its the only animal one I have... the penguins can still be bought on ebay for probably £2.5-3.00k on ebay, thats probably not a bad buy either. |
|
theclash
New Member
🗨️ 581
👍🏻 644
May 2020
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by theclash on May 2, 2021 22:06:31 GMT 1, 1. Rabbit - which makes me smile daily
2. Elephant
3. Whale
1. Rabbit - which makes me smile daily 2. Elephant 3. Whale |
|
buffin
New Member
🗨️ 213
👍🏻 253
September 2015
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by buffin on May 2, 2021 22:17:54 GMT 1, As someone who has gone through a few anxiety issues the duck/goose one does resonate with me more than many others. I think it did seem to get a lot of attention on his Instagram as well though I’m aware that is not necessarily a valid reason for judging it.
As someone who has gone through a few anxiety issues the duck/goose one does resonate with me more than many others. I think it did seem to get a lot of attention on his Instagram as well though I’m aware that is not necessarily a valid reason for judging it.
|
|
|
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by Horatio Nelson on May 2, 2021 22:43:37 GMT 1, My Rampage has been up on the wall for just over two years. Had to buy of eBay as I missed the Jealous run, but paid a smidge over £1k. Also have another of his non-animal prints up in the office.
I find the idea of buying a Shrigley at source and heading straight to eBay (or even waiting 6-12 months for a proper auction) just a bit of a soulless thing to do. For sure it’s essentially free money if you do that. But there’s got to be more original and innovative ways to make money than reselling Shrigleys?
My Rampage has been up on the wall for just over two years. Had to buy of eBay as I missed the Jealous run, but paid a smidge over £1k. Also have another of his non-animal prints up in the office.
I find the idea of buying a Shrigley at source and heading straight to eBay (or even waiting 6-12 months for a proper auction) just a bit of a soulless thing to do. For sure it’s essentially free money if you do that. But there’s got to be more original and innovative ways to make money than reselling Shrigleys?
|
|
|
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by Adam London on May 2, 2021 22:48:52 GMT 1, As someone who has gone through a few anxiety issues the duck/goose one does resonate with me more than many others. I think it did seem to get a lot of attention on his Instagram as well though I’m aware that is not necessarily a valid reason for judging it.
I think that's his art for you. I didn't really get into it until recently. It makes one smile and its all memorable as they are very simple.
I think his gap in the clouds is underappreciated
As someone who has gone through a few anxiety issues the duck/goose one does resonate with me more than many others. I think it did seem to get a lot of attention on his Instagram as well though I’m aware that is not necessarily a valid reason for judging it. I think that's his art for you. I didn't really get into it until recently. It makes one smile and its all memorable as they are very simple. I think his gap in the clouds is underappreciated |
|
|
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by Adam London on May 2, 2021 22:51:10 GMT 1, My Rampage has been up on the wall for just over two years. Had to buy of eBay as I missed the Jealous run, but paid a smidge over £1k. Also have another of his non-animal prints up in the office. I find the idea of buying a Shrigley at source and heading straight to eBay (or even waiting 6-12 months for a proper auction) just a bit of a soulless thing to do. For sure it’s essentially free money if you do that. But there’s got to be more original and innovative ways to make money that reselling Shrigleys?
It's only in the past year his prices have suddenly gone up. Wonder why.
I dont have that big an issue with flipping , I guess essentially everything sold in shops is a version of flipping, as are art dealers but on a different level
My Rampage has been up on the wall for just over two years. Had to buy of eBay as I missed the Jealous run, but paid a smidge over £1k. Also have another of his non-animal prints up in the office. I find the idea of buying a Shrigley at source and heading straight to eBay (or even waiting 6-12 months for a proper auction) just a bit of a soulless thing to do. For sure it’s essentially free money if you do that. But there’s got to be more original and innovative ways to make money that reselling Shrigleys? It's only in the past year his prices have suddenly gone up. Wonder why. I dont have that big an issue with flipping , I guess essentially everything sold in shops is a version of flipping, as are art dealers but on a different level |
|
|
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by Horatio Nelson on May 2, 2021 23:04:02 GMT 1, I don’t mean to preach about flipping.
I noted a few months ago in days/weeks after the Rabbit release that there were about 10 or 11 on eBay. And I’m sure many who bought some of those off eBay weren’t looking to hold beyond the medium term. The market’s a pretty weird place but it’s typical of lots of non-financial asset classes at the moment. Indicative of asset price inflation and low interest rate environment.
I don’t mean to preach about flipping.
I noted a few months ago in days/weeks after the Rabbit release that there were about 10 or 11 on eBay. And I’m sure many who bought some of those off eBay weren’t looking to hold beyond the medium term. The market’s a pretty weird place but it’s typical of lots of non-financial asset classes at the moment. Indicative of asset price inflation and low interest rate environment.
|
|
|
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by Coach on May 2, 2021 23:43:02 GMT 1, I don’t mean to preach about flipping. I noted a few months ago in days/weeks after the Rabbit release that there were about 10 or 11 on eBay. And I’m sure many who bought some of those off eBay weren’t looking to hold beyond the medium term. The market’s a pretty weird place but it’s typical of lots of non-financial asset classes at the moment. Indicative of asset price inflation and low interest rate environment.
I don’t think I’ve ever read a post about art like this before!
I’m not being critical of you at all.
We just live in very different worlds I think.
I don’t even understand what you wrote. I read it twice.
My thought process tends to be - do I like it - do I love it - do I want it on my wall - can I afford it?
I don’t mean to preach about flipping. I noted a few months ago in days/weeks after the Rabbit release that there were about 10 or 11 on eBay. And I’m sure many who bought some of those off eBay weren’t looking to hold beyond the medium term. The market’s a pretty weird place but it’s typical of lots of non-financial asset classes at the moment. Indicative of asset price inflation and low interest rate environment. I don’t think I’ve ever read a post about art like this before! I’m not being critical of you at all. We just live in very different worlds I think. I don’t even understand what you wrote. I read it twice. My thought process tends to be - do I like it - do I love it - do I want it on my wall - can I afford it? |
|
|
|
KGR
New Member
🗨️ 127
👍🏻 106
November 2017
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by KGR on May 3, 2021 1:36:07 GMT 1, I don’t mean to preach about flipping. I noted a few months ago in days/weeks after the Rabbit release that there were about 10 or 11 on eBay. And I’m sure many who bought some of those off eBay weren’t looking to hold beyond the medium term. The market’s a pretty weird place but it’s typical of lots of non-financial asset classes at the moment. Indicative of asset price inflation and low interest rate environment. I don’t think I’ve ever read a post about art like this before! I’m not being critical of you at all. We just live in very different worlds I think. I don’t even understand what you wrote. I read it twice. My thought process tends to be - do I like it - do I love it - do I want it on my wall - can I afford it?
Actually that's a lie... I brought a Dface coz it was cheap
I don’t mean to preach about flipping. I noted a few months ago in days/weeks after the Rabbit release that there were about 10 or 11 on eBay. And I’m sure many who bought some of those off eBay weren’t looking to hold beyond the medium term. The market’s a pretty weird place but it’s typical of lots of non-financial asset classes at the moment. Indicative of asset price inflation and low interest rate environment. I don’t think I’ve ever read a post about art like this before! I’m not being critical of you at all. We just live in very different worlds I think. I don’t even understand what you wrote. I read it twice. My thought process tends to be - do I like it - do I love it - do I want it on my wall - can I afford it? Im with you coach..... never brought anything I didn't want on my wall. Actually that's a lie... I brought a Dface coz it was cheap |
|
LJCal
Junior Member
🗨️ 2,980
👍🏻 4,523
December 2019
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by LJCal on May 3, 2021 3:12:11 GMT 1, I'm sure plenty of people on here have enough money to buy what they like, when they like and not worry about how the work performs financially, I'd love to be in that posiition but have to graft to get the works I want on the wall. Unfortunately given the price of art (even editions) many people have to consider the investment merits of a piece, when prints start costing tens or hundreds of thousands it's no longer just an impulse buy. Nothing wrong with either person and the diversity is positive in my view.
I'm sure plenty of people on here have enough money to buy what they like, when they like and not worry about how the work performs financially, I'd love to be in that posiition but have to graft to get the works I want on the wall. Unfortunately given the price of art (even editions) many people have to consider the investment merits of a piece, when prints start costing tens or hundreds of thousands it's no longer just an impulse buy. Nothing wrong with either person and the diversity is positive in my view.
|
|
|
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by Sixty Bells on May 3, 2021 7:30:15 GMT 1, On a side note, I can’t work out why there are none of his recent April fools day animals on eBay (of which there were 4) but loads of the penguin and goose
On a side note, I can’t work out why there are none of his recent April fools day animals on eBay (of which there were 4) but loads of the penguin and goose
|
|
|
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by ThatWasClose on May 4, 2021 10:37:19 GMT 1, AP available on Jealous site for £3900.
AP available on Jealous site for £3900.
|
|
|
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by ThatWasClose on May 4, 2021 12:02:30 GMT 1, and now sold out again.
and now sold out again.
|
|
|
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by ThatWasClose on May 4, 2021 15:16:24 GMT 1, AP by anything other than number? £3900 is quite a hike- thought top tier was £2.5k? Yes, top tier was @2.5k. AP now back on Jealous at £3.9k
AP by anything other than number? £3900 is quite a hike- thought top tier was £2.5k? Yes, top tier was @2.5k. AP now back on Jealous at £3.9k
|
|
|
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by Art for Love 1 on May 4, 2021 15:27:57 GMT 1, AP by anything other than number? £3900 is quite a hike- thought top tier was £2.5k? Yes, top tier was @2.5k. AP now back on Jealous at £3.9k
AP by anything other than number? £3900 is quite a hike- thought top tier was £2.5k? Yes, top tier was @2.5k. AP now back on Jealous at £3.9k
|
|
|
|
David Shrigley • Stop Panicking , by Art for Love 1 on May 4, 2021 15:28:09 GMT 1, i think there were 5 AP
i think there were 5 AP
|
|
