I'm sorry my taste isn't as refined and superior as yours. Perhaps one day I'll learn to insult strangers on the internet to boost my own ego, just like you.

Little dabs of silicone tape

Cheers buddy, I’m really pleased with it and can’t wait to get it up on the wall. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on his stuff, Not sure if you saw my snippet in my original post regarding this, I’m aware he has a very similar style, and also further aware people often say he’s straight up biting Bast. I feel he’s more grouped within the same genre and style rather than straight up ripping him off. Of course it would be ridiculous to not consider them similar (wheatepaste, collage, cartoon characters, and consumer culture) . I would also love a Bast piece, but unfortunately out of my price range now. For me, over the last 15years (maybe longer?) Seeing Ace’s work in the streets of Ldn really reminds me a resonates with some of the good days of graffiti and street art. If I had grown up in Brooklyn and seeing Basts work more often maybe I’d feel the same way about him.

Always happy to chat through difference of opinions here, that’s what creates dialog here.

Not the latest, but a lovely little piece by 'Jess Wilson' from her light switch series, 'Champagne / More Champagne' hand drawn/mixed media original on handmade paper.

Really pleased to have snagged one of these on the last drop, 'Russell Herron, small cardboard portrait' original, hand drawn in pencil, the detail is absolutely amazing!

About to become the proud owner of ones of these.

I had the pleasure of meeting Russell Herron at the Art Car Boot Fair yesterday and added some more original drawings to my collection as well as some merch.

There were only eight of the mini drawings (on 15.5cm x 23cm paper) available so I was very pleased to get a set of three to frame together.

I saw his stall on insta and it looked great. Well done to all those who managed to pick up some bits.

I've been going to the Art Car Boot Fair for a few years now, and also really like the atmosphere and opportunity to talk to the artists. This year, I bought another Juno Calypso to add to my print of hers from last year. I also managed to secure a unique polaroid - really like the profoundly sinister/hyper-feminine/humorous nature of her work.

To sweeten the wait to (hopefully ) grab one of his drawings, I treated myself to one of his “real” cardboard faces.
Russell Herron is ace.

Here's mine:

http://instagram.com/p/CzwNl1fLZvu

I love this. A terrific acquisition. And the framing is perfect.

Not a purchase, a gift from a dear friend which also included a box of crayons to colour it in with and the message "it's what he would have wanted!"