Haven't checked in recently. Where has this come from. And everyone was being so friendly in the queue.

In my honest opinion these prints are rubbish and won't be given the time of day on many people's walls. The so called 'collectors' who may have missed out would probably only put them in folders for a later day when they will sell them. The queuing and selling straight on of prints has been going on a long time, and there continues to be pages and pages of people moaning about it. If you really want a print so badly then you have to put in the time in the queue, although I realise there are some genuine grievences with queue jumpers. While there is a secondary market for prints that some people think they need in their collection, a lot of time they probably don't. All I can say from experience is be more choosy in what you buy. Only buy things you really believe will make it on your wall. If you do it to make money then fair enough. The market is out there.

Nice stuff Hanky I must take the kids along next year...... One of the best at the fair for me was Schoony some serious pieces with grenades and a Captain America shield. Hirst's banana? Nah grenades everytime.

Absolutley brilliant for both you guys. Love it! C is a top fella.

Chablis
hi - remember meeting you at Charlie's stall.
Wearology
PE's area was between Tracey Emin and a spanking stall!! My little boy had to write on the Monday after, what he did at the weekend as he spent most of it shouting "Pure Evil" after charlie had put a felt pen tattoo on him with those word on it (and "pure good" on my daughter which she thought highly appropriate) I am expecting a visit from social services any time now!!
smellmyfinger
well worth taking the children there is loads to do through the day and it calms down after the initial furore for the prints and you can get a good look at all the other stuff around which is easily accessible eg Tracey Emin book signing, smashing crockery with boules, smashing windscreens with hammers, Bob and Roberta Smith do it yourself stencil and then signed by the man, do it yourself penguin books at a pound, billy childish selling books on a butchers bicycle and many other prints and art projects you just need to seek them out

Well Hanky, these are my car boot acquisitions.

Pure Evil



I challenged the 'bring you own art team at the Art Car boot to do something with a 'Brothers Grimm - Magic Tales'



And on the way out I found Ben Oakley across the road

cheap as chips!!!!!!!

Pretty much the case with most releases, If it was not for flippers i doubt there would be half as much hype or buyers , most of this scene seems to consist of flippers, out to make a fast buck

Glad to see these have gone for such a low amount. Lots of people missed out on the day (many of whom queued for 10+ hours) thanks to very poor planning by the car boot organisers.

Should be fun!

Looking forward to this!

Total shambles last year!

How much would one of his prints cost at the fair? Cheaper than his website prices?