That's when I don't mind seeing it used, but that isn't always the case.

Quite like this new one. Sold out.

would not be out of place in tkmaxx or the range. weirdly both trite and cynical at the same time.

I really like Kenny's work bought the musician prints on release still in the framing Que. but there a favourite with the family there's some nice stuff but spent to much as it is !

Prints look great, hard to pick a fav, would love a hand finished one but expect they will be hard to get!

Mo isn't happy (from his Facebook page):

'Its a sad day today. Some fake street artist called Kenny Random has ripped me off. He has produced prints with my image on them without permission.... oh and he's ripped off Banksy, Cope 2, Obey, Invader, Andre, Basquiat, Hirst and Stick Man. he will make £5,000 from my image alone. The fact remains. We have never met, spoken or worked together, and he is infringing my copyright. He even had the audacity to paste these up outside. See here.. www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152234905113052&set=a.10151226592773052.471920.46234513051&type=1&theater
Please let him know what you think.'

Mo said no

In what way is this a tribute?

When I saw these prints I thought these were some of his favorite artists .... because for me, Mighty Mo is not comparable to Banksy and Basquiat; and, maybe, for someone else Cope2 is not comparable to Hirst .. so, I think this is a tribute.

Wow. Just wow.

clown.

I don't mind the image, but he certainly has milked it over the years.

You have one big problem if you cannot workout the more respected street artist here.

you're missing the point he's taking other artist's trademarks to make money without permission, on the street fine, to trade on other's work for your own monetary gain - that's pretty shitty. In the bigger picture though why on Earth would anyone buy this work unless your kid's got a thing for Snoopy?

Correct me if I am wrong, but it seems that, "Kenny Random"'s sole purpose right from the start, was to create a "street artist" image to make money. It was quite apparent to me since the first original "Hard Times" print release. I think these new Hard Times Varied editions are fun little images - so was the original - but they are not for me worth the kind of amount of money he asks for.