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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by its all about me on Jul 8, 2024 12:58:17 GMT 1, Is print number 1,000 any more 'complete' than print number 572?
Is print number 1,000 any more 'complete' than print number 572?
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by Londown 01 on Jul 8, 2024 13:53:29 GMT 1, Is print number 1,000 any more 'complete' than print number 572?
I think you can go down that path interpreting it: especially with street art, works seem to never be truly finished and always developing ... being created, altered, destroyed.
And if you drop the idea of a finished, final work, then no, print #1000 is not "more complete" than the others.
Is print number 1,000 any more 'complete' than print number 572? I think you can go down that path interpreting it: especially with street art, works seem to never be truly finished and always developing ... being created, altered, destroyed. And if you drop the idea of a finished, final work, then no, print #1000 is not "more complete" than the others. |
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by Dive Jedi on Jul 8, 2024 14:29:29 GMT 1, Is print number 1,000 any more 'complete' than print number 572? I think you can go down that path interpreting it: especially with street art, works seem to never be truly finished and always developing ... being created, altered, destroyed. And if you drop the idea of a finished, final work, then no, print #1000 is not "more complete" than the others.
WoW , that's deep, man.....
........like a crevice.....
Is print number 1,000 any more 'complete' than print number 572? I think you can go down that path interpreting it: especially with street art, works seem to never be truly finished and always developing ... being created, altered, destroyed. And if you drop the idea of a finished, final work, then no, print #1000 is not "more complete" than the others. WoW , that's deep, man..... ........like a crevice..... |
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by Inknart on Jul 8, 2024 17:28:35 GMT 1, Is print number 1,000 any more 'complete' than print number 572? I think you can go down that path interpreting it: especially with street art, works seem to never be truly finished and always developing ... being created, altered, destroyed. And if you drop the idea of a finished, final work, then no, print #1000 is not "more complete" than the others.
Is print number 1,000 any more 'complete' than print number 572? I think you can go down that path interpreting it: especially with street art, works seem to never be truly finished and always developing ... being created, altered, destroyed. And if you drop the idea of a finished, final work, then no, print #1000 is not "more complete" than the others. So how would one interpret one of the first prints as a stand alone piece? These pieces work as a set, otherwise seems pretty pointless to own something with 3 people with no context unless otherwise explained and shown pieces that don't accompany the larger crevice pieces .... more of a waste of paper from a so called environmentalist. Should have just done a smaller edition as triptych IMO. |
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by whob1 on Jul 8, 2024 17:34:42 GMT 1, I think you can go down that path interpreting it: especially with street art, works seem to never be truly finished and always developing ... being created, altered, destroyed. And if you drop the idea of a finished, final work, then no, print #1000 is not "more complete" than the others. So how would one interpret one of the first prints as a stand alone piece? These pieces work as a set, otherwise seems pretty pointless to own something with 3 people with no context unless otherwise explained and shown pieces that don't accompany the larger crevice pieces .... more of a waste of paper from a so called environmentalist. Should have just done a smaller edition as triptych IMO.
I think you can go down that path interpreting it: especially with street art, works seem to never be truly finished and always developing ... being created, altered, destroyed. And if you drop the idea of a finished, final work, then no, print #1000 is not "more complete" than the others. So how would one interpret one of the first prints as a stand alone piece? These pieces work as a set, otherwise seems pretty pointless to own something with 3 people with no context unless otherwise explained and shown pieces that don't accompany the larger crevice pieces .... more of a waste of paper from a so called environmentalist. Should have just done a smaller edition as triptych IMO. Pejac-hate! You must understand. You must use imagination and your knowledge knowing is a piece of a bigger ยซpictureยป. Then it makes total sense, its living. Like a zombie, lives totally fine missing its parts. |
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by cemltz on Jul 8, 2024 17:55:14 GMT 1, I think you can go down that path interpreting it: especially with street art, works seem to never be truly finished and always developing ... being created, altered, destroyed. And if you drop the idea of a finished, final work, then no, print #1000 is not "more complete" than the others. So how would one interpret one of the first prints as a stand alone piece? These pieces work as a set, otherwise seems pretty pointless to own something with 3 people with no context unless otherwise explained and shown pieces that don't accompany the larger crevice pieces .... more of a waste of paper from a so called environmentalist. Should have just done a smaller edition as triptych IMO.
105 of the 125 from the first drop have been sold as a set. Leaving only 20. I will bet those 20 people have exactly zero issue "interpreting" the piece on it's own. Hell, forget about the art...just interpret it as a hand signed (by Pejac) and hand-finished (by someone else) piece for โฌ200...
I think you can go down that path interpreting it: especially with street art, works seem to never be truly finished and always developing ... being created, altered, destroyed. And if you drop the idea of a finished, final work, then no, print #1000 is not "more complete" than the others. So how would one interpret one of the first prints as a stand alone piece? These pieces work as a set, otherwise seems pretty pointless to own something with 3 people with no context unless otherwise explained and shown pieces that don't accompany the larger crevice pieces .... more of a waste of paper from a so called environmentalist. Should have just done a smaller edition as triptych IMO. 105 of the 125 from the first drop have been sold as a set. Leaving only 20. I will bet those 20 people have exactly zero issue "interpreting" the piece on it's own. Hell, forget about the art...just interpret it as a hand signed (by Pejac) and hand-finished (by someone else) piece for โฌ200... |
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by jordansw on Jul 8, 2024 18:22:27 GMT 1, So how would one interpret one of the first prints as a stand alone piece? These pieces work as a set, otherwise seems pretty pointless to own something with 3 people with no context unless otherwise explained and shown pieces that don't accompany the larger crevice pieces .... more of a waste of paper from a so called environmentalist. Should have just done a smaller edition as triptych IMO. 105 of the 125 from the first drop have been sold as a set. Leaving only 20. I will bet those 20 people have exactly zero issue "interpreting" the piece on it's own. Hell, forget about the art...just interpret it as a hand signed (by Pejac) and hand-finished (by someone else) piece for โฌ200...
This is false. It says a "minimum of 20". No where does it say or allude to the number of pre orders. Stop spreading misinformation
So how would one interpret one of the first prints as a stand alone piece? These pieces work as a set, otherwise seems pretty pointless to own something with 3 people with no context unless otherwise explained and shown pieces that don't accompany the larger crevice pieces .... more of a waste of paper from a so called environmentalist. Should have just done a smaller edition as triptych IMO. 105 of the 125 from the first drop have been sold as a set. Leaving only 20. I will bet those 20 people have exactly zero issue "interpreting" the piece on it's own. Hell, forget about the art...just interpret it as a hand signed (by Pejac) and hand-finished (by someone else) piece for โฌ200... This is false. It says a "minimum of 20". No where does it say or allude to the number of pre orders. Stop spreading misinformation |
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by Londown 01 on Jul 8, 2024 18:50:59 GMT 1, 105 of the 125 from the first drop have been sold as a set This is false. It says a "minimum of 20". No where does it say or allude to the number of pre orders. Stop spreading misinformation
Somebody said that 100 triptychs were on pre-sale with each containing a print from the first batch. Also, supposedly, 5 sets of 8 were also on sale:
IF (and I have no opinion on whether this is actually true), that would leave 20 for the general sale. IF not all that were on pre-sale are actually sold it could be more than 20. Hence the "minimum of 20".
But since they say "a minimum" of, I'd say that even AA think that it is at least possible that only 20 go on sale for the general release.
105 of the 125 from the first drop have been sold as a set This is false. It says a "minimum of 20". No where does it say or allude to the number of pre orders. Stop spreading misinformation Somebody said that 100 triptychs were on pre-sale with each containing a print from the first batch. Also, supposedly, 5 sets of 8 were also on sale: IF (and I have no opinion on whether this is actually true), that would leave 20 for the general sale. IF not all that were on pre-sale are actually sold it could be more than 20. Hence the "minimum of 20". But since they say "a minimum" of, I'd say that even AA think that it is at least possible that only 20 go on sale for the general release. |
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by Acme Thunderer on Jul 8, 2024 19:04:07 GMT 1, This is false. It says a "minimum of 20". No where does it say or allude to the number of pre orders. Stop spreading misinformation Somebody said that 100 triptychs were on pre-sale with each containing a print from the first batch. Also, supposedly, 5 sets of 8 were also on sale: IF (and I have no opinion on whether this is actually true), that would leave 20 for the general sale. IF not all that were on pre-sale are actually sold it could be more than 20. Hence the "minimum of 20". But since they say "a minimum" of, I'd say that even AA think that it is at least possible that only 20 go on sale for the general release.
Itโs fairly safe to assume AA would have allocated all 105 to pre-sales based on how they love looking after their pre-sale customers. If there are a few more available to the mortals out there, then thatโs a bonus (but unlikely).
This is false. It says a "minimum of 20". No where does it say or allude to the number of pre orders. Stop spreading misinformation Somebody said that 100 triptychs were on pre-sale with each containing a print from the first batch. Also, supposedly, 5 sets of 8 were also on sale: IF (and I have no opinion on whether this is actually true), that would leave 20 for the general sale. IF not all that were on pre-sale are actually sold it could be more than 20. Hence the "minimum of 20". But since they say "a minimum" of, I'd say that even AA think that it is at least possible that only 20 go on sale for the general release. Yep, if there is a minimum of 20 available, that means 105 were on pre-sale. It was easy to work out there were 100 triptychโs and 5 full sets by the following. Itโs fairly safe to assume AA would have allocated all 105 to pre-sales based on how they love looking after their pre-sale customers. If there are a few more available to the mortals out there, then thatโs a bonus (but unlikely). |
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by Londown 01 on Jul 8, 2024 19:06:44 GMT 1, I think you can go down that path interpreting it: especially with street art, works seem to never be truly finished and always developing ... being created, altered, destroyed. So how would one interpret one of the first prints as a stand alone piece? These pieces work as a set
For a very long time, art was about the finished product, but Pejac focuses on the process of creation: just like it says on the AA page, figure by figure, step by step the work is made.
The interesting thing about the print release is that it is not a reproduction of a finished work, but documentation of the creation process. That is, the documentation is turned into the work itself!
If you buy only one, you have an equally valid piece of that process.
If you buy more than one, of course, something quite interesting happens: then you see the progression of the creation process.
Both are equally justified.
I think you can go down that path interpreting it: especially with street art, works seem to never be truly finished and always developing ... being created, altered, destroyed. So how would one interpret one of the first prints as a stand alone piece? These pieces work as a set For a very long time, art was about the finished product, but Pejac focuses on the process of creation: just like it says on the AA page, figure by figure, step by step the work is made. The interesting thing about the print release is that it is not a reproduction of a finished work, but documentation of the creation process. That is, the documentation is turned into the work itself! If you buy only one, you have an equally valid piece of that process. If you buy more than one, of course, something quite interesting happens: then you see the progression of the creation process. Both are equally justified. |
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by whob1 on Jul 8, 2024 19:40:33 GMT 1, So how would one interpret one of the first prints as a stand alone piece? These pieces work as a set For a very long time, art was about the finished product, but Pejac focuses on the process of creation: just like it says on the AA page, figure by figure, step by step the work is made. The interesting thing about the print release is that it is not a reproduction of a finished work, but documentation of the creation process. That is, the documentation is turned into the work itself! If you buy only one, you have an equally valid piece of that process. If you buy more than one, of course, something quite interesting happens: then you see the progression of the creation process. Both are equally justified.
So how would one interpret one of the first prints as a stand alone piece? These pieces work as a set For a very long time, art was about the finished product, but Pejac focuses on the process of creation: just like it says on the AA page, figure by figure, step by step the work is made. The interesting thing about the print release is that it is not a reproduction of a finished work, but documentation of the creation process. That is, the documentation is turned into the work itself! If you buy only one, you have an equally valid piece of that process. If you buy more than one, of course, something quite interesting happens: then you see the progression of the creation process. Both are equally justified. This is amazing, or Pejac-hate. Not sure. |
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by cjf on Jul 8, 2024 21:09:15 GMT 1, I like the concept of this. Iโll guess the gold finishing of a single person on each print will make it a hit or a miss. Especially in the early prints when the crevasse is not seen.
I like the concept of this. Iโll guess the gold finishing of a single person on each print will make it a hit or a miss. Especially in the early prints when the crevasse is not seen.
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by lukas01 on Jul 8, 2024 21:14:40 GMT 1, Pejac Hope 1-125 print for sale. Very nice!
Shipping paid by the recipient worldwide. I ask for 12k or alternatively money and accept a small change with Invader or something from Kaws.
If interested send DM.
Thank you
Pejac Hope 1-125 print for sale. Very nice!
Shipping paid by the recipient worldwide. I ask for 12k or alternatively money and accept a small change with Invader or something from Kaws.
If interested send DM.
Thank you
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by Londown 01 on Jul 8, 2024 21:23:59 GMT 1, Pejac Hope 1-125 print for sale. Very nice!
Please leave this thread alone. It has been great and you are contributing nothing.
Pejac Hope 1-125 print for sale. Very nice! Please leave this thread alone. It has been great and you are contributing nothing. |
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by lukas01 on Jul 8, 2024 21:35:19 GMT 1, Pejac Hope 1-125 print for sale. Very nice! Please leave this thread alone. It has been great and you are contributing nothing.
Obviously nothing serious.
I just wanted to be the first to write something like this in this thread.
In November there will be people who will do it and unfortunately they will ask for high prices.
I hope to get one, the rest doesn't matter.
Pejac Hope 1-125 print for sale. Very nice! Please leave this thread alone. It has been great and you are contributing nothing. Obviously nothing serious. I just wanted to be the first to write something like this in this thread. In November there will be people who will do it and unfortunately they will ask for high prices. I hope to get one, the rest doesn't matter. |
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by ubl on Jul 8, 2024 21:52:18 GMT 1, So how would one interpret one of the first prints as a stand alone piece? These pieces work as a set For a very long time, art was about the finished product, but Pejac focuses on the process of creation: just like it says on the AA page, figure by figure, step by step the work is made. The interesting thing about the print release is that it is not a reproduction of a finished work, but documentation of the creation process. That is, the documentation is turned into the work itself! If you buy only one, you have an equally valid piece of that process. If you buy more than one, of course, something quite interesting happens: then you see the progression of the creation process. Both are equally justified.
I am 99% sure, the print house got a finished image and a team broke it down and built it back up in Photoshop.
So how would one interpret one of the first prints as a stand alone piece? These pieces work as a set For a very long time, art was about the finished product, but Pejac focuses on the process of creation: just like it says on the AA page, figure by figure, step by step the work is made. The interesting thing about the print release is that it is not a reproduction of a finished work, but documentation of the creation process. That is, the documentation is turned into the work itself! If you buy only one, you have an equally valid piece of that process. If you buy more than one, of course, something quite interesting happens: then you see the progression of the creation process. Both are equally justified. I am 99% sure, the print house got a finished image and a team broke it down and built it back up in Photoshop. |
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by Arty Garfunkle on Jul 8, 2024 22:33:33 GMT 1, 99% huh?
99% huh?
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by ubl on Jul 8, 2024 22:42:12 GMT 1, Ok 98.781%
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by cemltz on Jul 8, 2024 22:43:17 GMT 1, For a very long time, art was about the finished product, but Pejac focuses on the process of creation: just like it says on the AA page, figure by figure, step by step the work is made. The interesting thing about the print release is that it is not a reproduction of a finished work, but documentation of the creation process. That is, the documentation is turned into the work itself! If you buy only one, you have an equally valid piece of that process. If you buy more than one, of course, something quite interesting happens: then you see the progression of the creation process. Both are equally justified. I am 99% sure, the print house got a finished image and a team broke it down and built it back up in Photoshop.
A subtle example below (there are more obvious, but this is a nice one):
For a very long time, art was about the finished product, but Pejac focuses on the process of creation: just like it says on the AA page, figure by figure, step by step the work is made. The interesting thing about the print release is that it is not a reproduction of a finished work, but documentation of the creation process. That is, the documentation is turned into the work itself! If you buy only one, you have an equally valid piece of that process. If you buy more than one, of course, something quite interesting happens: then you see the progression of the creation process. Both are equally justified. I am 99% sure, the print house got a finished image and a team broke it down and built it back up in Photoshop. Well, good thing you didnโt say you were 100% sure. Because - while one could understand the assumption made by a casual observer - the assumption is incorrect. The piece gets slightly reworked over time. You cannot take an eraser to image 1000 and get image 500โฆ A subtle example below (there are more obvious, but this is a nice one): |
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by ubl on Jul 9, 2024 0:27:32 GMT 1, I am 99% sure, the print house got a finished image and a team broke it down and built it back up in Photoshop. Well, good thing you didnโt say you were 100% sure. Because - while one could understand the assumption made by a casual observer - the assumption is incorrect. The piece gets slightly reworked over time. You cannot take an eraser to image 1000 and get image 500โฆ A subtle example below (there are more obvious, but this is a nice one):
He would have probably done it in a couple of stages. For example: 0-250, 250-500, 500-750, 750-1,000. I would be happy to be proven wrong, and huge kudos if they did, but realistically, that makes the most sense.
I am 99% sure, the print house got a finished image and a team broke it down and built it back up in Photoshop. Well, good thing you didnโt say you were 100% sure. Because - while one could understand the assumption made by a casual observer - the assumption is incorrect. The piece gets slightly reworked over time. You cannot take an eraser to image 1000 and get image 500โฆ A subtle example below (there are more obvious, but this is a nice one): He would have probably done it in a couple of stages. For example: 0-250, 250-500, 500-750, 750-1,000. I would be happy to be proven wrong, and huge kudos if they did, but realistically, that makes the most sense. |
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by cemltz on Jul 9, 2024 0:47:27 GMT 1, Well, good thing you didnโt say you were 100% sure. Because - while one could understand the assumption made by a casual observer - the assumption is incorrect. The piece gets slightly reworked over time. You cannot take an eraser to image 1000 and get image 500โฆ A subtle example below (there are more obvious, but this is a nice one): He would have probably done it in a couple of stages. For example: 0-250, 250-500, 500-750, 750-1,000. I would be happy to be proven wrong, and huge kudos if they did, but realistically, that makes the most sense.
Well, see, this is the thing about public forums and free opinions: you were 99% sure. Then you were 98.781% sure. But I'm 100% sure you have not used all of the information available to you.
Go to the AA website. For each of the 8 drops (your "stages") they have a specific (wow!) 10 second video showing how the "stage" evolves. Watch each one. Stage 2 is good. 5-7 are good. Blur your eyes a bit, to take in the general tone instead of the specifics. Do you see any areas getting lighter as the stage progresses? If so, those people are being erased/moved/reworked. All within a "stage".
I know we all want to bash this thing. I'm all for it. Critique the image all you want - its freakin' art. And not his best. But all the bitching about the process and launch based entirely on speculation ("but realistically, that makes the most sense") rather than the actual information give...it's just silly. They spent a month at it. It may not be your cup of tea, but they put some effort and intent in to it.
As you were!
Well, good thing you didnโt say you were 100% sure. Because - while one could understand the assumption made by a casual observer - the assumption is incorrect. The piece gets slightly reworked over time. You cannot take an eraser to image 1000 and get image 500โฆ A subtle example below (there are more obvious, but this is a nice one): He would have probably done it in a couple of stages. For example: 0-250, 250-500, 500-750, 750-1,000. I would be happy to be proven wrong, and huge kudos if they did, but realistically, that makes the most sense. Well, see, this is the thing about public forums and free opinions: you were 99% sure. Then you were 98.781% sure. But I'm 100% sure you have not used all of the information available to you. Go to the AA website. For each of the 8 drops (your "stages") they have a specific (wow!) 10 second video showing how the "stage" evolves. Watch each one. Stage 2 is good. 5-7 are good. Blur your eyes a bit, to take in the general tone instead of the specifics. Do you see any areas getting lighter as the stage progresses? If so, those people are being erased/moved/reworked. All within a "stage". I know we all want to bash this thing. I'm all for it. Critique the image all you want - its freakin' art. And not his best. But all the bitching about the process and launch based entirely on speculation ("but realistically, that makes the most sense") rather than the actual information give...it's just silly. They spent a month at it. It may not be your cup of tea, but they put some effort and intent in to it. As you were! |
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by ubl on Jul 9, 2024 1:15:16 GMT 1, He would have probably done it in a couple of stages. For example: 0-250, 250-500, 500-750, 750-1,000. I would be happy to be proven wrong, and huge kudos if they did, but realistically, that makes the most sense. Well, see, this is the thing about public forums and free opinions: you were 99% sure. Then you were 98.781% sure. But I'm 100% sure you have not used all of the information available to you. Go to the AA website. For each of the 8 drops (your "stages") they have a specific (wow!) 10 second video showing how the "stage" evolves. Watch each one. Stage 2 is good. 5-7 are good. Blur your eyes a bit, to take in the general tone instead of the specifics. Do you see any areas getting lighter as the stage progresses? If so, those people are being erased/moved/reworked. All within a "stage". I know we all want to bash this thing. I'm all for it. Critique the image all you want - its freakin' art. And not his best. But all the bitching about the process and launch based entirely on speculation ("but realistically, that makes the most sense") rather than the actual information give...it's just silly. They spent a month at it. It may not be your cup of tea, but they put some effort and intent in to it. As you were!
Lol, you don't have to take it so personally. I didn't even criticize it. I don't even care about the process, of creating a piece of art if it doesn't enhance it coneptually. I'm very happy for you that you are so into it, and sure they drew it character per character to make the work evolve and show the stages of the process. ๐ฅ๐
He would have probably done it in a couple of stages. For example: 0-250, 250-500, 500-750, 750-1,000. I would be happy to be proven wrong, and huge kudos if they did, but realistically, that makes the most sense. Well, see, this is the thing about public forums and free opinions: you were 99% sure. Then you were 98.781% sure. But I'm 100% sure you have not used all of the information available to you. Go to the AA website. For each of the 8 drops (your "stages") they have a specific (wow!) 10 second video showing how the "stage" evolves. Watch each one. Stage 2 is good. 5-7 are good. Blur your eyes a bit, to take in the general tone instead of the specifics. Do you see any areas getting lighter as the stage progresses? If so, those people are being erased/moved/reworked. All within a "stage". I know we all want to bash this thing. I'm all for it. Critique the image all you want - its freakin' art. And not his best. But all the bitching about the process and launch based entirely on speculation ("but realistically, that makes the most sense") rather than the actual information give...it's just silly. They spent a month at it. It may not be your cup of tea, but they put some effort and intent in to it. As you were! Lol, you don't have to take it so personally. I didn't even criticize it. I don't even care about the process, of creating a piece of art if it doesn't enhance it coneptually. I'm very happy for you that you are so into it, and sure they drew it character per character to make the work evolve and show the stages of the process. ๐ฅ๐ |
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by Londown 01 on Jul 9, 2024 7:22:20 GMT 1, If you buy only one, you have an equally valid piece of that process. If you buy more than one, of course, something quite interesting happens: then you see the progression of the creation process. I am 99% sure, the print house got a finished image and a team broke it down and built it back up in Photoshop.
"The process was documented 1000 times. Each stage corresponds with a unique print."
I think the claim here is that it's been documented while being made, and not edited later on a computer.
If you buy only one, you have an equally valid piece of that process. If you buy more than one, of course, something quite interesting happens: then you see the progression of the creation process. I am 99% sure, the print house got a finished image and a team broke it down and built it back up in Photoshop. "The process was documented 1000 times. Each stage corresponds with a unique print." I think the claim here is that it's been documented while being made, and not edited later on a computer. |
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Londown 01
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September 2021
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by Londown 01 on Jul 9, 2024 8:26:32 GMT 1,
However, if you watch the main video, the figure writing "HOPE" clearly moves, without leaving any visible traces. As these seem to be photos of the prints (distinctive background), this is quite odd and I wonder how this is achieved and how it fits with the story of the prints capturing the creation of the original.
However, if you watch the main video, the figure writing "HOPE" clearly moves, without leaving any visible traces. As these seem to be photos of the prints (distinctive background), this is quite odd and I wonder how this is achieved and how it fits with the story of the prints capturing the creation of the original.
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whob1
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October 2016
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by whob1 on Jul 9, 2024 8:31:32 GMT 1, However, if you watch the main video, the figure writing "HOPE" clearly moves, without leaving any visible traces. As these seem to be photos of the prints (distinctive background), this is quite odd and I wonder how this is achieved and how it fits with the story of the prints capturing the creation of the original.
However, if you watch the main video, the figure writing "HOPE" clearly moves, without leaving any visible traces. As these seem to be photos of the prints (distinctive background), this is quite odd and I wonder how this is achieved and how it fits with the story of the prints capturing the creation of the original. Regardless. Its a digital process. Digital camera, PC and its UV pigment printing - a digital process on a silkscreen background/paper. Its like printing out a text, each side is different- the process of writing. |
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Jimini Cricket
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by Jimini Cricket on Jul 9, 2024 9:18:32 GMT 1, This has been a clever way of making money. Marketing department deserves a raise.
This has been a clever way of making money. Marketing department deserves a raise.
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by Happy Go Lucky Chap on Jul 9, 2024 11:37:56 GMT 1, EBay will be flooded with the presales, so hopefully this will help keep a lid on prices.
EBay will be flooded with the presales, so hopefully this will help keep a lid on prices.
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Londown 01
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September 2021
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by Londown 01 on Jul 9, 2024 11:47:19 GMT 1, EBay will be flooded with the presales, so hopefully this will help keep a lid on prices.
You think (serious question)?
I think that the pricing by AA is very ambitious and could be close to market value (all apart from tier 1). Especially with the sheer volume of prints available, and the image being not the most convincing, these should not make great flips.
EBay will be flooded with the presales, so hopefully this will help keep a lid on prices. You think (serious question)? I think that the pricing by AA is very ambitious and could be close to market value (all apart from tier 1). Especially with the sheer volume of prints available, and the image being not the most convincing, these should not make great flips. |
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ubl
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by ubl on Jul 9, 2024 12:39:29 GMT 1, However, if you watch the main video, the figure writing "HOPE" clearly moves, without leaving any visible traces. As these seem to be photos of the prints (distinctive background), this is quite odd and I wonder how this is achieved and how it fits with the story of the prints capturing the creation of the original.
However, if you watch the main video, the figure writing "HOPE" clearly moves, without leaving any visible traces. As these seem to be photos of the prints (distinctive background), this is quite odd and I wonder how this is achieved and how it fits with the story of the prints capturing the creation of the original. Yep if you watch the figure writing hope, the 2 figures on the left jump as well, the magic of retouching and editing. |
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Poster Bob
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Pejac & Avant Arte - A new print series, by Poster Bob on Jul 9, 2024 13:11:54 GMT 1, EBay will be flooded with the presales, so hopefully this will help keep a lid on prices.
Anyone trying to flip this on EBay is a fool. AA pricing is almost always at hammer price or above. Recent results at Tat Ward suggest that there is no meat on these bones, and the extremely high edition size makes it even less profitable. If you get one of the โฌ150 prints, you certainly could make some money if youโre foolish enough to post an image of a unique print in your listing.
EBay will be flooded with the presales, so hopefully this will help keep a lid on prices. Anyone trying to flip this on EBay is a fool. AA pricing is almost always at hammer price or above. Recent results at Tat Ward suggest that there is no meat on these bones, and the extremely high edition size makes it even less profitable. If you get one of the โฌ150 prints, you certainly could make some money if youโre foolish enough to post an image of a unique print in your listing. |
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