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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by darrenrapley on Jan 14, 2009 15:34:07 GMT 1, Mmmm, lucky me
Mmmm, lucky me
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Pistol
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by Pistol on Jan 14, 2009 15:53:44 GMT 1, I must have PMT or something!
You don't have VLH but you do have PMT. Is that another new release? 
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by Art-el on Jan 14, 2009 16:51:58 GMT 1, I must have PMT or something! You don't have VLH but you do have PMT. Is that another new release?
It will be very soon.  ok I'll get my coat
I must have PMT or something! You don't have VLH but you do have PMT. Is that another new release? It will be very soon. ok I'll get my coat |
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by xtinaw on Jan 14, 2009 17:21:26 GMT 1, Ha ha ha good one guys!!!
Ha ha ha good one guys!!!
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by Sliding on the Walls on Jan 14, 2009 19:00:25 GMT 1, You don't have VLH but you do have PMT. Is that another new release? . ok I'll get my coat
brilliant
You don't have VLH but you do have PMT. Is that another new release? . ok I'll get my coat brilliant |
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by dkla on Jan 14, 2009 21:03:17 GMT 1, Love that Ruts track!
Love that Ruts track!
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by ecb on Jan 14, 2009 21:26:35 GMT 1, got my CoA for my grey nola today.
got my CoA for my grey nola today.
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by bobbymeachamjr on Jan 14, 2009 21:30:39 GMT 1, thanks but cash only. Will take offers on this. Oh and yes, comes w/the coa.
thanks but cash only. Will take offers on this. Oh and yes, comes w/the coa.
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by rrrich on Jan 14, 2009 21:36:10 GMT 1, got mine the other day, bent in half to get through the letterbox but in good condition still. really nice COA - nice little extra.
got mine the other day, bent in half to get through the letterbox but in good condition still. really nice COA - nice little extra.
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by Sundowner on Jan 15, 2009 0:03:46 GMT 1, Don't support flipping scum.......
Don't support flipping scum.......
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by xtinaw on Jan 15, 2009 10:17:05 GMT 1, Cheers Ikonoclast. Great vid! Gutted to have missed it. Here's hoping to this year!
Cheers Ikonoclast. Great vid! Gutted to have missed it. Here's hoping to this year!
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by dantefires on Jan 15, 2009 13:40:45 GMT 1, My poor VLH is still in its tube and will get round to framing shortly.
Is there any chance members can show me how they have framed theirs, so I can get an idea of what fame, colour etc, best suits the print.
Go on, you know you want to show it off...
My poor VLH is still in its tube and will get round to framing shortly.
Is there any chance members can show me how they have framed theirs, so I can get an idea of what fame, colour etc, best suits the print.
Go on, you know you want to show it off...
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by dantefires on Jan 15, 2009 13:47:20 GMT 1, got mine to, although a little damaged in post...pleased i am not the only one who gets a rolicking from the mrs everytime a brown tube turns up...ive learnt to get them delivered at work and smuggle in when shes not there...when shes in a good mood or if i have just bought her something, then i know nows the time to bring it out....
got mine to, although a little damaged in post...pleased i am not the only one who gets a rolicking from the mrs everytime a brown tube turns up...ive learnt to get them delivered at work and smuggle in when shes not there...when shes in a good mood or if i have just bought her something, then i know nows the time to bring it out....
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by dantefires on Jan 15, 2009 13:56:47 GMT 1, hey ap, thanks for the heads up..i thought id seen a thread on this...
theres only a few on there, surely other members have got theirs framed by now....
nice frame job btw..
hey ap, thanks for the heads up..i thought id seen a thread on this...
theres only a few on there, surely other members have got theirs framed by now....
nice frame job btw..
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by Agent Provocateur on Jan 15, 2009 14:02:58 GMT 1, No worries and thanks 
Think quite a few people are in the process of framing atm
No worries and thanks Think quite a few people are in the process of framing atm |
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by rosstierney on Jan 15, 2009 14:06:40 GMT 1, grey nola c.o.a. here
i didn't realise they were a4, a nice little accompaniment
grey nola c.o.a. here i didn't realise they were a4, a nice little accompaniment |
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by Guest on Jan 15, 2009 14:37:58 GMT 1, Is the framing by JJ?
looks quality!
Is the framing by JJ?
looks quality!
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by motor on Jan 15, 2009 14:43:34 GMT 1, Yeah, Tip-Top job.
Museum glass?
Yeah, Tip-Top job.
Museum glass?
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by Agent Provocateur on Jan 15, 2009 14:54:52 GMT 1, Yep, JJ... all archival type stuff, but I went for normal UV perspex rather than the top of the range version because it would have made the frame just too expensive!
Just on the subject of JJ, if you saw the back of this frame you'd wonder what they had done. Not only is it finished to perfection, but there's an added moulded rim between the frame and the back board which has four rubber circles on each corner. I think this is so that it will lie perfectly flat against the wall when hung!
Unless someone else knows the exact jackanory!
Yep, JJ... all archival type stuff, but I went for normal UV perspex rather than the top of the range version because it would have made the frame just too expensive! Just on the subject of JJ, if you saw the back of this frame you'd wonder what they had done. Not only is it finished to perfection, but there's an added moulded rim between the frame and the back board which has four rubber circles on each corner. I think this is so that it will lie perfectly flat against the wall when hung! Unless someone else knows the exact jackanory! |
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by Sacked... on Jan 15, 2009 21:29:54 GMT 1, Ross have you spoke to Dora yet ?
Ross have you spoke to Dora yet ?
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by ecb on Jan 15, 2009 21:42:48 GMT 1, The Thinkasaurus. (my appologies if you're tired of hearing that Dora)
The Thinkasaurus. (my appologies if you're tired of hearing that Dora)
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by cashman on Jan 16, 2009 16:20:39 GMT 1, Yep, JJ... all archival type stuff, but I went for normal UV perspex rather than the top of the range version because it would have made the frame just too expensive! Just on the subject of JJ, if you saw the back of this frame you'd wonder what they had done. Not only is it finished to perfection, but there's an added moulded rim between the frame and the back board which has four rubber circles on each corner. I think this is so that it will lie perfectly flat against the wall when hung! Unless someone else knows the exact jackanory!
Is your print starting to curl in the frame?
it looks like it....this is the reason everyone ive asked to float mount for me
has been against it (dont all have a go at me now, im just going by past experience)
Yep, JJ... all archival type stuff, but I went for normal UV perspex rather than the top of the range version because it would have made the frame just too expensive! Just on the subject of JJ, if you saw the back of this frame you'd wonder what they had done. Not only is it finished to perfection, but there's an added moulded rim between the frame and the back board which has four rubber circles on each corner. I think this is so that it will lie perfectly flat against the wall when hung! Unless someone else knows the exact jackanory! Is your print starting to curl in the frame? it looks like it....this is the reason everyone ive asked to float mount for me has been against it (dont all have a go at me now, im just going by past experience) |
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by Agent Provocateur on Jan 16, 2009 16:32:40 GMT 1, No worries Cashman... I know what you're saying, I've always stayed well clear of floating before. With going to JJ I decided I could trust them to know what they're doing... BUT you are right, there is a very slight curl at the bottom. This does not bother me as it reminds me it's a piece of paper. If I wanted it totally flat I would have gone down the window mount route.
But seriously if you think it looks like a bad job I will have a word with them and see what they say!
No worries Cashman... I know what you're saying, I've always stayed well clear of floating before. With going to JJ I decided I could trust them to know what they're doing... BUT you are right, there is a very slight curl at the bottom. This does not bother me as it reminds me it's a piece of paper. If I wanted it totally flat I would have gone down the window mount route.
But seriously if you think it looks like a bad job I will have a word with them and see what they say!
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by cashman on Jan 16, 2009 16:36:10 GMT 1, No worries Cashman... I know what you're saying, I've always stayed well clear of floating before. With going to JJ I decided I could trust them to know what they're doing... BUT you are right, there is a very slight curl at the bottom. This does not bother me as it reminds me it's a piece of paper. If I wanted it totally flat I would have gone down the window mount route. But seriously if you think it looks like a bad job I will have a word with them and see what they say!
sorry bro....not a bad job...I just have OCD with some things 
No worries Cashman... I know what you're saying, I've always stayed well clear of floating before. With going to JJ I decided I could trust them to know what they're doing... BUT you are right, there is a very slight curl at the bottom. This does not bother me as it reminds me it's a piece of paper. If I wanted it totally flat I would have gone down the window mount route. But seriously if you think it looks like a bad job I will have a word with them and see what they say! sorry bro....not a bad job...I just have OCD with some things |
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by howlinjack on Jan 16, 2009 16:56:13 GMT 1, Yep, JJ... all archival type stuff, but I went for normal UV perspex rather than the top of the range version because it would have made the frame just too expensive! Just on the subject of JJ, if you saw the back of this frame you'd wonder what they had done. Not only is it finished to perfection, but there's an added moulded rim between the frame and the back board which has four rubber circles on each corner. I think this is so that it will lie perfectly flat against the wall when hung! Unless someone else knows the exact jackanory! Is your print starting to curl in the frame? it looks like it....this is the reason everyone ive asked to float mount for me has been against it (dont all have a go at me now, im just going by past experience)
that's one of the reasons i love float mounting. even better when it ripples.
central heating will make it curl more drastically though as it saps the moisture from the air and is no good for prints as well as our skin. i tend to keep the humidity at around 45-55% in my place so me and my art are kept the best way possible.
nice and easy to do. either use a electric humidifier to up the moisture levels or place a few glasses of water about the room (they dont have to be on show) and they will, over time, evaporate into the air and make the room a better place for you and your art.
you'll need a Hygrometer to read the levels. most electronic thermometers have them inbuilt.
Yep, JJ... all archival type stuff, but I went for normal UV perspex rather than the top of the range version because it would have made the frame just too expensive! Just on the subject of JJ, if you saw the back of this frame you'd wonder what they had done. Not only is it finished to perfection, but there's an added moulded rim between the frame and the back board which has four rubber circles on each corner. I think this is so that it will lie perfectly flat against the wall when hung! Unless someone else knows the exact jackanory! Is your print starting to curl in the frame? it looks like it....this is the reason everyone ive asked to float mount for me has been against it (dont all have a go at me now, im just going by past experience) that's one of the reasons i love float mounting. even better when it ripples. central heating will make it curl more drastically though as it saps the moisture from the air and is no good for prints as well as our skin. i tend to keep the humidity at around 45-55% in my place so me and my art are kept the best way possible. nice and easy to do. either use a electric humidifier to up the moisture levels or place a few glasses of water about the room (they dont have to be on show) and they will, over time, evaporate into the air and make the room a better place for you and your art. you'll need a Hygrometer to read the levels. most electronic thermometers have them inbuilt. |
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by cashman on Jan 16, 2009 17:01:41 GMT 1, Is your print starting to curl in the frame? it looks like it....this is the reason everyone ive asked to float mount for me has been against it (dont all have a go at me now, im just going by past experience) that's one of the reasons i love float mounting. even better when it ripples.
Sorry im having a slow day.... is that a joke ?
Is your print starting to curl in the frame? it looks like it....this is the reason everyone ive asked to float mount for me has been against it (dont all have a go at me now, im just going by past experience) that's one of the reasons i love float mounting. even better when it ripples. Sorry im having a slow day.... is that a joke ? |
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by welikestatic on Jan 16, 2009 17:05:29 GMT 1, Framed by the same guy at John Jones that framed the Elms show. The best framing in the business with a price to match. Still looking to sell/swap the Neate. The Soup Can is off to John Jones in the New Year to be preserved for a lifetime of enjoyment. 
just seen this, that is the dogs mate. absolutely love it.
Framed by the same guy at John Jones that framed the Elms show. The best framing in the business with a price to match. Still looking to sell/swap the Neate. The Soup Can is off to John Jones in the New Year to be preserved for a lifetime of enjoyment. just seen this, that is the dogs mate. absolutely love it. |
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by Guest on Jan 16, 2009 17:06:01 GMT 1, Is your print starting to curl in the frame? it looks like it....this is the reason everyone ive asked to float mount for me has been against it (dont all have a go at me now, im just going by past experience) that's one of the reasons i love float mounting. even better when it ripples. central heating will make it curl more drastically though as it saps the moisture from the air and is no good for prints as well as our skin. i tend to keep the humidity at around 45-55% in my place so me and my art are kept the best way possible. nice and easy to do. either use a electric humidifier to up the moisture levels or place a few glasses of water about the room (they dont have to be on show) and they will, over time, evaporate into the air and make the room a better place for you and your art. you'll need a Hygrometer to read the levels. most electronic thermometers have them inbuilt.
will half empty beer cans have the same effect? ;D
Is your print starting to curl in the frame? it looks like it....this is the reason everyone ive asked to float mount for me has been against it (dont all have a go at me now, im just going by past experience) that's one of the reasons i love float mounting. even better when it ripples. central heating will make it curl more drastically though as it saps the moisture from the air and is no good for prints as well as our skin. i tend to keep the humidity at around 45-55% in my place so me and my art are kept the best way possible. nice and easy to do. either use a electric humidifier to up the moisture levels or place a few glasses of water about the room (they dont have to be on show) and they will, over time, evaporate into the air and make the room a better place for you and your art. you'll need a Hygrometer to read the levels. most electronic thermometers have them inbuilt. will half empty beer cans have the same effect? ;D |
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Banksy "Very Little Helps" Print, by howlinjack on Jan 16, 2009 17:07:27 GMT 1, that's one of the reasons i love float mounting. even better when it ripples. central heating will make it curl more drastically though as it saps the moisture from the air and is no good for prints as well as our skin. i tend to keep the humidity at around 45-55% in my place so me and my art are kept the best way possible. nice and easy to do. either use a electric humidifier to up the moisture levels or place a few glasses of water about the room (they dont have to be on show) and they will, over time, evaporate into the air and make the room a better place for you and your art. you'll need a Hygrometer to read the levels. most electronic thermometers have them inbuilt. will half empty beer cans have the same effect? ;D
probably. but the air may have a slight fragrance to it
that's one of the reasons i love float mounting. even better when it ripples. central heating will make it curl more drastically though as it saps the moisture from the air and is no good for prints as well as our skin. i tend to keep the humidity at around 45-55% in my place so me and my art are kept the best way possible. nice and easy to do. either use a electric humidifier to up the moisture levels or place a few glasses of water about the room (they dont have to be on show) and they will, over time, evaporate into the air and make the room a better place for you and your art. you'll need a Hygrometer to read the levels. most electronic thermometers have them inbuilt. will half empty beer cans have the same effect? ;D probably. but the air may have a slight fragrance to it |
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ok I'll get my coat
