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Stik figures, by richskara on Jan 12, 2012 21:24:41 GMT 1, Graffik gallery have 4 stik figures up for sale price circa £1k, you need to email franco over there.
Really nice, just can't justify that kind of money for something I can't really hang on the wall :\
Graffik gallery have 4 stik figures up for sale price circa £1k, you need to email franco over there.
Really nice, just can't justify that kind of money for something I can't really hang on the wall :\
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Stik figures, by fingerz on Jan 12, 2012 21:27:26 GMT 1, you could lay next to it in bed ... 
you could lay next to it in bed ... |
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Stik figures, by xmyart on Jan 12, 2012 21:27:48 GMT 1, They do hang from the wall!!
They do hang from the wall!!
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Stik figures, by richskara on Jan 12, 2012 21:30:18 GMT 1, It wouldn't look right in my flat.
my missus would prob kick me out of bed and sleep with the stik figure, she's obssessed!!!
It wouldn't look right in my flat.
my missus would prob kick me out of bed and sleep with the stik figure, she's obssessed!!!
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Stik figures, by rperry on Jan 12, 2012 22:09:35 GMT 1, I spoke to the guy about these this AM, there appears to be some variability in his pricing depending on with whom he is talking. Nice these, but have my little Stik flying it's way home to me as we speak 
I spoke to the guy about these this AM, there appears to be some variability in his pricing depending on with whom he is talking. Nice these, but have my little Stik flying it's way home to me as we speak |
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Stik figures, by letiss on Jan 13, 2012 8:51:39 GMT 1, I had the same conversation rperry. Was also told the price for a commission is now a minimum of £1750. That price seems to have gone up about £1k since the show in October.
I had the same conversation rperry. Was also told the price for a commission is now a minimum of £1750. That price seems to have gone up about £1k since the show in October.
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Stik figures, by Deleted on Jan 13, 2012 8:55:29 GMT 1, If there's one artist I seriously don't "get" the attraction of, it's Stik. is it the comedy value of having a giant stickman on your wall ?
If there's one artist I seriously don't "get" the attraction of, it's Stik. is it the comedy value of having a giant stickman on your wall ?
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Stik figures, by Hubble Bubble on Jan 13, 2012 8:59:43 GMT 1, kind of with you on that, Nuart. I don't 'get' stick either. Still, a lot of folk don't get Eine, so I hear...
kind of with you on that, Nuart. I don't 'get' stick either. Still, a lot of folk don't get Eine, so I hear...
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Stik figures, by Deleted on Jan 13, 2012 9:18:57 GMT 1, I think if he had some 'history' of work on the street to back it up, it would help (stik). As it is, it strikes me as a cheap idea lacking in longevity.
I think if he had some 'history' of work on the street to back it up, it would help (stik). As it is, it strikes me as a cheap idea lacking in longevity.
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Stik figures, by Hubble Bubble on Jan 13, 2012 9:20:50 GMT 1, Assuming you mean Stik and not Eine
Assuming you mean Stik and not Eine |
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Stik figures, by sohohoho on Jan 13, 2012 9:42:07 GMT 1, I think if he had some 'history' of work on the street to back it up, it would help (stik). As it is, it strikes me as a cheap idea lacking in longevity.
STIK has no history of work on the street? Where have you been forever? Here's a link to just a snippet of what he got up to last year alone:
tinyurl.com/6p9rss9
I think if he had some 'history' of work on the street to back it up, it would help (stik). As it is, it strikes me as a cheap idea lacking in longevity. STIK has no history of work on the street? Where have you been forever? Here's a link to just a snippet of what he got up to last year alone: tinyurl.com/6p9rss9 |
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Stik figures, by Deleted on Jan 13, 2012 9:46:22 GMT 1, 'history' not work clearly meant to publicise gallery work, the priority from the get go has been one thing. Which is fine but it means close to nothing for me because of that.
'history' not work clearly meant to publicise gallery work, the priority from the get go has been one thing. Which is fine but it means close to nothing for me because of that.
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Stik figures, by jcmerrick on Jan 13, 2012 10:01:30 GMT 1, hahah stik with no 'history' of street work. kiddin me.
hahah stik with no 'history' of street work. kiddin me.
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Stik figures, by richskara on Jan 13, 2012 10:21:21 GMT 1, Stiks been painting the 'street' at least three years and that's just from when I remember seeing them
Stiks been painting the 'street' at least three years and that's just from when I remember seeing them
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Stik figures, by richskara on Jan 13, 2012 10:28:23 GMT 1, I love Stik's work and have done long before I even became interested in urban art. I used to love seeing them round shoreditch. For me I think he captures a lot of emotion in those very simple drawings.
That said I thought lovers was a poor print the closed eyes didn't work and it. Seemed to awkward. Also some of the recent commissions I've seen appear to simplistic and comic like and have lost some of that charm in my opinion.
Still love him though
I love Stik's work and have done long before I even became interested in urban art. I used to love seeing them round shoreditch. For me I think he captures a lot of emotion in those very simple drawings.
That said I thought lovers was a poor print the closed eyes didn't work and it. Seemed to awkward. Also some of the recent commissions I've seen appear to simplistic and comic like and have lost some of that charm in my opinion.
Still love him though
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Stik figures, by sakyamuni on Jan 13, 2012 11:02:02 GMT 1, I love Stik's work and have done long before I even became interested in urban art. I used to love seeing them round shoreditch. For me I think he captures a lot of emotion in those very simple drawings. That said I thought lovers was a poor print the closed eyes didn't work and it. Seemed to awkward. Also some of the recent commissions I've seen appear to simplistic and comic like and have lost some of that charm in my opinion. Still love him though
+1.
I love Stik's work and have done long before I even became interested in urban art. I used to love seeing them round shoreditch. For me I think he captures a lot of emotion in those very simple drawings. That said I thought lovers was a poor print the closed eyes didn't work and it. Seemed to awkward. Also some of the recent commissions I've seen appear to simplistic and comic like and have lost some of that charm in my opinion. Still love him though +1. |
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Stik figures, by atomone on Jan 13, 2012 11:53:00 GMT 1, He's a bit of a guilty pleasure really, it feels like you shouldn't like it because it's so child-like and feels like you could do it yourself...but I can't help loving it! I wouldn't want to part with that kind of money for one, or any money for his works which is why I always carry a piece of card and a marker around on the off-chance that you can get a freebie doodle...Stik did this for me at his recent show and I love it! if I tried to draw it myself, I would get something so simple so wrong! Always feels better when it's original and hasn't cost the earth...
He's a bit of a guilty pleasure really, it feels like you shouldn't like it because it's so child-like and feels like you could do it yourself...but I can't help loving it! I wouldn't want to part with that kind of money for one, or any money for his works which is why I always carry a piece of card and a marker around on the off-chance that you can get a freebie doodle...Stik did this for me at his recent show and I love it! if I tried to draw it myself, I would get something so simple so wrong! Always feels better when it's original and hasn't cost the earth... |
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Stik figures, by thorkil on Jan 15, 2012 1:23:50 GMT 1, Really nice atomone.
Stik had been putting up his work for more than 10 years in London and Shoreditch before he did his first print and show so he does have the street cred and longivity! However I do agee the rise in price has been very steep lately.
Really nice atomone.
Stik had been putting up his work for more than 10 years in London and Shoreditch before he did his first print and show so he does have the street cred and longivity! However I do agee the rise in price has been very steep lately.
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Stik figures, by Deleted on Jan 15, 2012 2:46:56 GMT 1, 10 years are you sure about that? I'd be interested in proof? I've seen legal pieces over the last couple? Interested to know also the meaning of 'cred'. Is it good work? Or work done illegally that's good? I know which definition id go with.
10 years are you sure about that? I'd be interested in proof? I've seen legal pieces over the last couple? Interested to know also the meaning of 'cred'. Is it good work? Or work done illegally that's good? I know which definition id go with.
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Stik figures, by parp on Jan 15, 2012 9:58:30 GMT 1, £1750 for a drawing of a stick man is retarded
£1750 for a drawing of a stick man is retarded
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Stik figures, by dlton on Jan 15, 2012 10:36:32 GMT 1, I'm with NuArt on this one, its just bland.
Its a drawing of a stick man thats stuck up all over errrr Shoreditch, SHOREDITCH! Its so predictable.
If you want something like this but with more thought, history, and style go check out JACE.
www.google.co.uk/search?q=JACE+graffiti&hl=en&prmd=imvns&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.,cf.osb&biw=1440&bih=724&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&ei=DZ4ST7u3Jc7orQfw4czjAQ
I'm with NuArt on this one, its just bland. Its a drawing of a stick man thats stuck up all over errrr Shoreditch, SHOREDITCH! Its so predictable. If you want something like this but with more thought, history, and style go check out JACE. www.google.co.uk/search?q=JACE+graffiti&hl=en&prmd=imvns&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.,cf.osb&biw=1440&bih=724&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&ei=DZ4ST7u3Jc7orQfw4czjAQ |
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Stik figures, by jusdeep on Jan 15, 2012 10:38:45 GMT 1, £1750 for a drawing of a stick man is retarded
My thoughts exactly. I really don't see the appeal. His street work makes me smile for like 5 minutes, but once you've seen one you've seen them all. Nothing new or inspiring in my eyes or demonstrating any kind of skill.
Banksy's Morons comes to mind, but I suppose if you like his work then all's good. There, I said it. 
£1750 for a drawing of a stick man is retarded My thoughts exactly. I really don't see the appeal. His street work makes me smile for like 5 minutes, but once you've seen one you've seen them all. Nothing new or inspiring in my eyes or demonstrating any kind of skill. Banksy's Morons comes to mind, but I suppose if you like his work then all's good. There, I said it. |
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Stik figures, by Squarity on Jan 15, 2012 10:53:07 GMT 1, its interesting to see how divided opinion is on Stik, that Jace work is very nice indeed
its interesting to see how divided opinion is on Stik, that Jace work is very nice indeed
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Stik figures, by dlton on Jan 15, 2012 11:32:51 GMT 1, its interesting to see how divided opinion is on Stik, that Jace work is very nice indeed
JACE is amazing, but he rarely sells his paintings and does no prints to speak of sadly.
its interesting to see how divided opinion is on Stik, that Jace work is very nice indeed JACE is amazing, but he rarely sells his paintings and does no prints to speak of sadly. |
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Stik figures, by shower on Jan 15, 2012 15:16:51 GMT 1, His work on the street over the last 2 years was nice, it was a bit different. But thanks to Graffik Gallery who have tried to milk him for all his worth, his work has become common, bland and is now priced a completely stupid levels just to fill the pockets of the gallery owners.
Its a shame that his work used to be different with some emotion, but now its just boring and contrived simply to meet the commissions demanded from Graffik.
I also heard that when Alec Monopoly had a show there he said that he didnt care for any of the work his was producing, and was simply bashing it out in the week before the show just for the sake of it before stupid prices were added. Like Graffik, he was commanded by making money, not making good art.
His work on the street over the last 2 years was nice, it was a bit different. But thanks to Graffik Gallery who have tried to milk him for all his worth, his work has become common, bland and is now priced a completely stupid levels just to fill the pockets of the gallery owners.
Its a shame that his work used to be different with some emotion, but now its just boring and contrived simply to meet the commissions demanded from Graffik.
I also heard that when Alec Monopoly had a show there he said that he didnt care for any of the work his was producing, and was simply bashing it out in the week before the show just for the sake of it before stupid prices were added. Like Graffik, he was commanded by making money, not making good art.
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Stik figures, by dlton on Jan 15, 2012 16:08:41 GMT 1, Doesn't shock me much, see it all the time these days really, shows are not different vibrant and thought provoking, rather just white walls, handful of paintings and a pretty blonde standing there telling you what you want to hear before taking your money.
Doesn't shock me much, see it all the time these days really, shows are not different vibrant and thought provoking, rather just white walls, handful of paintings and a pretty blonde standing there telling you what you want to hear before taking your money.
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