No gain in paying £100-200 for an 'unknown' artist even if you think their work is genius. I bought Bomb Middle England & WSM cause they were £32 and Banksy was 'famous' then.

I personally would like to see an end to the £150 signed prints - although marketing a new price would be harder, I'm sure Grin Reaper has shown the way forward ie. anyone can get one if they want. Plus they don't sell out in days.

I've heard rumours, counter rumours regarding what Banksy does next in terms of prints. Remember folks, he doesn't get involved in the printing process, or the making of the screens - he just signs them and probably overseas the early print process. So based on that I can't see him stopping making prints. After all, its a good cash cow bringing in £120,000 just for Grin Reaper alone - minus costs obviously. But it's profitable nonetheless. I'm glad that prints are moving forward with quality - the original 2/3 colour prints are becoming complex, greater quality yet retaining the simplicity.

Anyway, I ramble on.... I'd like to see £300 prints, 200 edition all signed. But I'd like to see 3 or 4 prints released all at once.

aye - i agree, he shouldn't rest on his laurels. there is nothing to gain by stopping making prints, whether they are mass produced, limited, signed etc. its about put a piece of paper on a wall in a house, squat, bungalow etc.

whether the street art will continue is another debate - after all, if he was 'caught' then they may look at the money he has made from art and fine him appropriately..... maybe. don't quote me on this.

but as you say, there is no evidence, just hearsay; the last being Art Republic according to a poster on the ebay forum.

False Alarm...when you click on the print it comes up as no longer available SORRRY