'I stand corrected' (Said the man in the orthapedic shoe) ....my mistake it's now working fine!

Thanks for posting this thread...

misterx I browse in google chrome..

maybe you could try:

monikerprojects.com
art and eat
remi rough


hope it works for you! when it doesnt and you want the print, contact me (or anybody you know in the UK to save you 10 gbp on postage) and I will order it for you

misterx, ben je zuid-afrikaans? (you should be able to read that I guess if you are from south africa?)

I can acces it without any problems. No clue what is going on.. otherwise e-mail moniker

All other enquires
info@monikerprojects.com

Nie, ek is n pom, maar ek was daar gebly vir amper twintig yaar so ek can n klein sinne of twee scryf!!

Thanks for your help jop...not sure either, but appreciate your efforts!

dito that! beautiful colours - hope they looks as good on paper..

Really reasonable RR great piece for that price!

Just yellow not gonna go with any of Mrs G's colour schemes worst luck..... Need a jade or pink for the spaces she has in mind

on twitter it was just posted that these will be packed today and shipped this monday!

still some left as well

Thanks Kristakis... I believe they're almost gone now.
No other colour ways I'm afraid, I did do a couple of 1/1 editions, but they're also gone.
But if you're in the South bank area, the mural I did in the Wagamama there is up and running...

some people just have no idea how to pack art, as if its no value to them.

They should have gone flat!! My advice pop them into a framers as most framers have paper presses to flatten out prints. They'll suss it for you I'm sure... Really sorry about that. I did advise to put them in card as the paper is so thick...
Apologies...

georgec7 - I really would advise against pressing the print. The best thing to do is allow the paper to relax on its own. I once received a piece rolled exactly the same way, coincidentally, by the same people from whom you bought your print. My framer's paper expert - who went to school for such things - reverse rolled the piece and let it stay that way for several weeks...It still wasn't long enough for the paper to recover. It clearly takes awhile depending upon how long the print has been rolled, the type of paper, the medium, temperature/humidity. More recently I received a piece that had been in a tube since 1996! This time I contacted Rob Kipp (http://www.oldprints.com/). It took a year but the print is now flat and near mint (he cleaned some small spots).

Remi - Really like your art. Hope I'll get a chance at an original someday soon.

Same problem here, but the paper will flatten out with time. Just don't rush it and let the paper relax for a few days before popping on some light weights. After a week or so a heavier weight. Definitely not the end of the world and not the worst example of bad packaging I have received. In fact the packaging was fine just the tube diameter a problem.
Still doesn't take away the fact that it's a great original edition for a fantastic price.
Cheers Remi.

Here you go - actually mine is relaxing now, however not sure it will ever be as perfect as Remi's earlier in this thread - still lovely though

:\ not so happy with the packaging indeed! 6 cm was even smaller than I thought and the print was rolled even more thight and hold together with a brown piece of paper.. it is clear the paper was expanding and the brown piece probably left some marks on the paper. So curious why they choose to send it this way? I think 20 gbp was added for post and packaging, you might expect some more care for their own art isnt it???


but! on the bright side! the piece is beautiful! Bright colours and sharp lines, nice composition. will look great in a small black box frame!