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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by rottenredrooster on Jan 17, 2011 21:09:07 GMT 1, Tough to pick one but I'm going for this Peter Blake with added birds from Matt Sewell: 
Really like those birds. Had a look on his website, my favourite by far has to be the Bullfinch. And they're only £65 each and come complete with a hand printed nesting box with an assortment of extras!
spottingandjotting.co.uk/shop
Tough to pick one but I'm going for this Peter Blake with added birds from Matt Sewell: Really like those birds. Had a look on his website, my favourite by far has to be the Bullfinch. And they're only £65 each and come complete with a hand printed nesting box with an assortment of extras! spottingandjotting.co.uk/shop |
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by Coach on Jan 17, 2011 21:09:34 GMT 1, I enjoy looking at this/these when I get home.  A handy drinks cupboard too. Although a new EINE canvas due soon may make for some stiff competitionon.
Gorgeous. Matt Small is a master
I enjoy looking at this/these when I get home. A handy drinks cupboard too. Although a new EINE canvas due soon may make for some stiff competitionon. Gorgeous. Matt Small is a master |
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by James Smith 77 on Jan 17, 2011 21:18:45 GMT 1,
And I love your Shepard. I'm trying to get another Ahmed in the next few months. But, his waitlist is CRAZYYYY. Trying to work some magic.
Lots of fabulous pieces on this thread. BK83 that is one of the best Harringtons I have seen. jamesmith77 I am extremely envious of you piece by Alsoudani. Just fantastic. My Ahmed Alsoudani 
And I love your Shepard. I'm trying to get another Ahmed in the next few months. But, his waitlist is CRAZYYYY. Trying to work some magic. Lots of fabulous pieces on this thread. BK83 that is one of the best Harringtons I have seen. jamesmith77 I am extremely envious of you piece by Alsoudani. Just fantastic. My Ahmed Alsoudani |
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by speebe on Jan 17, 2011 21:49:21 GMT 1, I enjoy looking at this/these when I get home. A handy drinks cupboard too. Although a new EINE canvas due soon may make for some stiff competitionon. Gorgeous. Matt Small is a master
Cheers coach... Here's a pic of the third portrait.
I enjoy looking at this/these when I get home. A handy drinks cupboard too. Although a new EINE canvas due soon may make for some stiff competitionon. Gorgeous. Matt Small is a master Cheers coach... Here's a pic of the third portrait. |
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by scavos on Jan 17, 2011 22:07:59 GMT 1, Great thread and some wonderful pieces of art.
This is a tough call but today it is definitely this one...
Great thread and some wonderful pieces of art. This is a tough call but today it is definitely this one... |
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by Cardiff on Jan 17, 2011 22:58:09 GMT 1, this one gives me by far and away the most joy out of anything i own. 
Some beautiful Matt Small's...Speebe's is fantastic and Timba, this one is absolutely STUNNING!
this one gives me by far and away the most joy out of anything i own. Some beautiful Matt Small's...Speebe's is fantastic and Timba, this one is absolutely STUNNING! |
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by Coach on Jan 18, 2011 0:42:47 GMT 1, Great thread and some wonderful pieces of art. This is a tough call but today it is definitely this one...
Proper lovely, you ol' softy
Great thread and some wonderful pieces of art. This is a tough call but today it is definitely this one... Proper lovely, you ol' softy |
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by Coach on Jan 18, 2011 0:43:21 GMT 1, Gorgeous. Matt Small is a master Cheers coach... Here's a pic of the third portrait.
Nice - all three portraits are first class.
Gorgeous. Matt Small is a master Cheers coach... Here's a pic of the third portrait. Nice - all three portraits are first class. |
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by easycraig on Jan 19, 2011 20:43:14 GMT 1, having giving this thread and my collection some thought... - i would probably have to go with my elbow toe "brother can you spare a dime?" just because it was such a labor of love.... - when the wife gave me the ok to buy it (after a few drinks at opening night) i immediately felt sick... -since i was buying a piece that would not fit in my home... its 10+ feet tall, almost 7 feet wide, and 300 pounds. i remember i was shaking my head all the way home... - thinking... " can i put it outside somewhere?" lol ! - when i went to pick it up a month later, i really started kicking myself.... -it took two full grown men to load each piece into my van.... I had to leave it in the van until i could get a buddie to come over and help me unload it. -so it went in my office for 6 months laying up against the wall in 3 pieces. -everytime i walked by it... i shook my head.... finally, i got imy act together and built my daughter "the playhouse" i had promised her for the past 3 years.... - i made sure one wall had no windows and was at least 10 and a half feet tall and 10 feet wide.... ! -everyone really enjoys it, and the story behind it, when they come over...
my daughter on Brian's back opening night (pictures where on the net before we even got home... lol ) recreating the piece !
playhouse coming together:
finally in and up! - it took a good half a day to hang the thing i might add.... lol...
having giving this thread and my collection some thought... - i would probably have to go with my elbow toe "brother can you spare a dime?" just because it was such a labor of love.... - when the wife gave me the ok to buy it (after a few drinks at opening night) i immediately felt sick... -since i was buying a piece that would not fit in my home... its 10+ feet tall, almost 7 feet wide, and 300 pounds. i remember i was shaking my head all the way home... - thinking... " can i put it outside somewhere?" lol ! - when i went to pick it up a month later, i really started kicking myself.... -it took two full grown men to load each piece into my van.... I had to leave it in the van until i could get a buddie to come over and help me unload it. -so it went in my office for 6 months laying up against the wall in 3 pieces. -everytime i walked by it... i shook my head.... finally, i got imy act together and built my daughter "the playhouse" i had promised her for the past 3 years.... - i made sure one wall had no windows and was at least 10 and a half feet tall and 10 feet wide.... ! -everyone really enjoys it, and the story behind it, when they come over... my daughter on Brian's back opening night (pictures where on the net before we even got home... lol ) recreating the piece ! playhouse coming together: finally in and up! - it took a good half a day to hang the thing i might add.... lol... |
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by Deleted on Jan 19, 2011 21:18:28 GMT 1, having giving this thread and my collection some thought... - i would probably have to go with my elbow toe "brother can you spare a dime?" just because it was such a labor of love.... - when the wife gave me the ok to buy it (after a few drinks at opening night) i immediately felt sick... -since i was buying a piece that would not fit in my home... its 10+ feet tall, almost 7 feet wide, and 300 pounds. i remember i was shaking my head all the way home... - thinking... " can i put it outside somewhere?" lol ! - when i went to pick it up a month later, i really started kicking myself.... -it took two full grown men to load each piece into my van.... I had to leave it in the van until i could get a buddie to come over and help me unload it. -so it went in my office for 6 months laying up against the wall in 3 pieces. -everytime i walked by it... i shook my head.... finally, i got imy act together and built my daughter "the playhouse" i had promised her for the past 3 years.... - i made sure one wall had no windows and was at least 10 and a half feet tall and 10 feet wide.... ! -everyone really enjoys it, and the story behind it, when they come over... my daughter on Brian's back opening night (pictures where on the net before we even got home... lol ) recreating the piece ! playhouse coming together: finally in and up! - it took a good half a day to hang the thing i might add.... lol...
Superb, my favorite of this thread so far. Lovely.
having giving this thread and my collection some thought... - i would probably have to go with my elbow toe "brother can you spare a dime?" just because it was such a labor of love.... - when the wife gave me the ok to buy it (after a few drinks at opening night) i immediately felt sick... -since i was buying a piece that would not fit in my home... its 10+ feet tall, almost 7 feet wide, and 300 pounds. i remember i was shaking my head all the way home... - thinking... " can i put it outside somewhere?" lol ! - when i went to pick it up a month later, i really started kicking myself.... -it took two full grown men to load each piece into my van.... I had to leave it in the van until i could get a buddie to come over and help me unload it. -so it went in my office for 6 months laying up against the wall in 3 pieces. -everytime i walked by it... i shook my head.... finally, i got imy act together and built my daughter "the playhouse" i had promised her for the past 3 years.... - i made sure one wall had no windows and was at least 10 and a half feet tall and 10 feet wide.... ! -everyone really enjoys it, and the story behind it, when they come over... my daughter on Brian's back opening night (pictures where on the net before we even got home... lol ) recreating the piece ! playhouse coming together: finally in and up! - it took a good half a day to hang the thing i might add.... lol... Superb, my favorite of this thread so far. Lovely. |
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by connecta1 on Jan 19, 2011 21:52:54 GMT 1, ...buying it, then building an extension to house it, now THAT's commitment.
Great work 
...buying it, then building an extension to house it, now THAT's commitment. Great work |
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by doyle on Jan 19, 2011 22:55:21 GMT 1, easycraig, that is truly a spectacular piece and a great story too.thanks for showing the pics.
reminds me of a 7ft piece i got sent to be framed to be held in a perspex box casing and then on delivery could not fit it through the door!mr frameman not amused. but luckily a mate is housing it for me and maybe one day i'll be able to build a house @ the art haha.
easycraig, that is truly a spectacular piece and a great story too.thanks for showing the pics.
reminds me of a 7ft piece i got sent to be framed to be held in a perspex box casing and then on delivery could not fit it through the door!mr frameman not amused. but luckily a mate is housing it for me and maybe one day i'll be able to build a house @ the art haha.
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by Warm Gun on Jan 19, 2011 22:56:59 GMT 1, Is that a word written in the wings of the moth/butterfly in Life's to short? The markings certainly look like letters (even if the seem random)
Is that a word written in the wings of the moth/butterfly in Life's to short? The markings certainly look like letters (even if the seem random)
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by Deleted on Jan 19, 2011 22:58:51 GMT 1, Is that a word written in the wings of the moth/butterfly in Life's to short? The markings certainly look like letters (even if the seem random)
I believe it says 'Chaos'
Is that a word written in the wings of the moth/butterfly in Life's to short? The markings certainly look like letters (even if the seem random) I believe it says 'Chaos' |
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by fingerz on Jan 19, 2011 23:00:35 GMT 1, i think some people have been on the old jazz cigarettes ... lol
i think some people have been on the old jazz cigarettes ... lol
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by Ruggs on Jan 19, 2011 23:01:08 GMT 1, Is that a word written in the wings of the moth/butterfly in Life's to short? The markings certainly look like letters (even if the seem random)
'CHAOS'
Is that a word written in the wings of the moth/butterfly in Life's to short? The markings certainly look like letters (even if the seem random) 'CHAOS' |
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by br1stol on Jan 20, 2011 0:34:14 GMT 1, I want a playhouse...
I want a playhouse...
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by manty on Jan 20, 2011 21:24:16 GMT 1, Superb easycraig, job well done :-)
Superb easycraig, job well done :-)
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by Warm Gun on Jan 22, 2011 23:21:30 GMT 1, Thanks slammer and ruggs
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by F*X on Jan 23, 2011 10:25:08 GMT 1, easycraig
Fantastic post and a great piece of work.
easycraig
Fantastic post and a great piece of work.
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by georgec7 on Jan 29, 2011 0:49:45 GMT 1, Love the Matt Smalls - he's really grown on me over the last couple of years
Here's my favourite - on plywood - about 3 foot by 4 foot - it's not even on the wall, but I love it
Love the Matt Smalls - he's really grown on me over the last couple of years Here's my favourite - on plywood - about 3 foot by 4 foot - it's not even on the wall, but I love it |
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by Coach on Jan 29, 2011 0:57:58 GMT 1, Lovely Logan Hicks right there.
Huge talent, and that shows it at its best.
Get it on the wall!!
Lovely Logan Hicks right there.
Huge talent, and that shows it at its best.
Get it on the wall!!
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by Coach on Jan 29, 2011 1:08:11 GMT 1, having giving this thread and my collection some thought... - i would probably have to go with my elbow toe "brother can you spare a dime?" just because it was such a labor of love.... - when the wife gave me the ok to buy it (after a few drinks at opening night) i immediately felt sick... -since i was buying a piece that would not fit in my home... its 10+ feet tall, almost 7 feet wide, and 300 pounds. i remember i was shaking my head all the way home... - thinking... " can i put it outside somewhere?" lol ! - when i went to pick it up a month later, i really started kicking myself.... -it took two full grown men to load each piece into my van.... I had to leave it in the van until i could get a buddie to come over and help me unload it. -so it went in my office for 6 months laying up against the wall in 3 pieces. -everytime i walked by it... i shook my head.... finally, i got imy act together and built my daughter "the playhouse" i had promised her for the past 3 years.... - i made sure one wall had no windows and was at least 10 and a half feet tall and 10 feet wide.... ! -everyone really enjoys it, and the story behind it, when they come over... my daughter on Brian's back opening night (pictures where on the net before we even got home... lol ) recreating the piece ! playhouse coming together: finally in and up! - it took a good half a day to hang the thing i might add.... lol...
Great piece - great story, and hugely impressed with the commitment to the art! Brought a big smile to my face - quality - thanks.
having giving this thread and my collection some thought... - i would probably have to go with my elbow toe "brother can you spare a dime?" just because it was such a labor of love.... - when the wife gave me the ok to buy it (after a few drinks at opening night) i immediately felt sick... -since i was buying a piece that would not fit in my home... its 10+ feet tall, almost 7 feet wide, and 300 pounds. i remember i was shaking my head all the way home... - thinking... " can i put it outside somewhere?" lol ! - when i went to pick it up a month later, i really started kicking myself.... -it took two full grown men to load each piece into my van.... I had to leave it in the van until i could get a buddie to come over and help me unload it. -so it went in my office for 6 months laying up against the wall in 3 pieces. -everytime i walked by it... i shook my head.... finally, i got imy act together and built my daughter "the playhouse" i had promised her for the past 3 years.... - i made sure one wall had no windows and was at least 10 and a half feet tall and 10 feet wide.... ! -everyone really enjoys it, and the story behind it, when they come over... my daughter on Brian's back opening night (pictures where on the net before we even got home... lol ) recreating the piece ! playhouse coming together: finally in and up! - it took a good half a day to hang the thing i might add.... lol... Great piece - great story, and hugely impressed with the commitment to the art! Brought a big smile to my face - quality - thanks. |
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by georgec7 on Jan 29, 2011 1:08:32 GMT 1, Coach - I know it needs to go on the wall - the time it must have taken to cut the stencils and layer them and then spray them - for me anybody who says that 'urban' art is talentless is proved wrong by Mr Hicks!
Coach - I know it needs to go on the wall - the time it must have taken to cut the stencils and layer them and then spray them - for me anybody who says that 'urban' art is talentless is proved wrong by Mr Hicks!
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by boaty on Jan 29, 2011 1:15:38 GMT 1, having giving this thread and my collection some thought... - i would probably have to go with my elbow toe "brother can you spare a dime?" just because it was such a labor of love.... - when the wife gave me the ok to buy it (after a few drinks at opening night) i immediately felt sick... -since i was buying a piece that would not fit in my home... its 10+ feet tall, almost 7 feet wide, and 300 pounds. i remember i was shaking my head all the way home... - thinking... " can i put it outside somewhere?" lol ! - when i went to pick it up a month later, i really started kicking myself.... -it took two full grown men to load each piece into my van.... I had to leave it in the van until i could get a buddie to come over and help me unload it. -so it went in my office for 6 months laying up against the wall in 3 pieces. -everytime i walked by it... i shook my head.... finally, i got imy act together and built my daughter "the playhouse" i had promised her for the past 3 years.... - i made sure one wall had no windows and was at least 10 and a half feet tall and 10 feet wide.... ! -everyone really enjoys it, and the story behind it, when they come over... my daughter on Brian's back opening night (pictures where on the net before we even got home... lol ) recreating the piece ! .....
wow - how did I miss this post?...I'm a big fan of elbow-toe/Brian...well done ec!... brilliantly done!
having giving this thread and my collection some thought... - i would probably have to go with my elbow toe "brother can you spare a dime?" just because it was such a labor of love.... - when the wife gave me the ok to buy it (after a few drinks at opening night) i immediately felt sick... -since i was buying a piece that would not fit in my home... its 10+ feet tall, almost 7 feet wide, and 300 pounds. i remember i was shaking my head all the way home... - thinking... " can i put it outside somewhere?" lol ! - when i went to pick it up a month later, i really started kicking myself.... -it took two full grown men to load each piece into my van.... I had to leave it in the van until i could get a buddie to come over and help me unload it. -so it went in my office for 6 months laying up against the wall in 3 pieces. -everytime i walked by it... i shook my head.... finally, i got imy act together and built my daughter "the playhouse" i had promised her for the past 3 years.... - i made sure one wall had no windows and was at least 10 and a half feet tall and 10 feet wide.... ! -everyone really enjoys it, and the story behind it, when they come over... my daughter on Brian's back opening night (pictures where on the net before we even got home... lol ) recreating the piece ! ..... wow - how did I miss this post?...I'm a big fan of elbow-toe/Brian...well done ec!... brilliantly done! |
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by RPM on Jan 29, 2011 2:16:49 GMT 1, easycraig - Although I've never formally met you, I was at Thinkspace the night you bought this and watched the photo shoot with your daughter and Brian. I remember smiling and thinking that that was one lucky girl! Great story and a great piece!
RPM
easycraig - Although I've never formally met you, I was at Thinkspace the night you bought this and watched the photo shoot with your daughter and Brian. I remember smiling and thinking that that was one lucky girl! Great story and a great piece!
RPM
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by easycraig on Jan 29, 2011 4:38:35 GMT 1, - thanks for all the kind words everyone.... ec
some really beautiful works in this thread...
- thanks for all the kind words everyone.... ec
some really beautiful works in this thread...
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by Phear Loathing on Jan 29, 2011 5:06:09 GMT 1, amazing piece/story Craig!! Lucky girl/dad : )
amazing piece/story Craig!! Lucky girl/dad : )
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Whats the favorite work of art you own?, by moleman on Jan 29, 2011 10:33:46 GMT 1, 
It's the one I look at the most.
It's the one I look at the most.
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