I thought huh was a bit of fun at £70 but the more of these i saw they just seem a bit simple.
heres my word artistry, took the length of time to write this post, could prob do better if i had 1/2 an hr.
i ran out of ideas so i wrote this.
i got paid to do this.
what are you looking at?
Are you bored yet?
just my opinion, i know loads like his work.

You thinking of them thar Vogels?.

The response you get from the flyer:-

From: savethetrees
Sent: 18/05/2014 09:32 AST
To:
Subject: SAVE THE TREES



THANKS FOR GETTING IN CONTACT. FOR EVERY EMAIL RECEIVED WE PLEDGE TO PRINT 10 MORE FLYERS IN ORDER TO SPREAD THE WORD.

SAVE THE TREES!

Thats what I was thinking, there were 2 pieces priced at 950 and 1020 but the larger was 7x the size, makes no sense. In the street they seem more potent, in a home they seem a bit twee, fun but no real substance, genuis has been mentioned.....stretching a bit.

Send me your address mate, I've a few spares.

The show closed last night rather than today which is a shame as today was my only chance to get there.

Have managed to get a Dear Artist print tho via his email though so all not lost. Think there are others left if anyone was after one. Apparently need to be shipped flat due to thickness of print which is interesting. £90 plus £15 ship.

I thought it was a fun show.
Brought a smile to many a face.

For sale are the following two paintings - both have been on the wall for a number of years but tastes have moved on and it's time that they fly the nest and find a new home...

Mobstr.

A Masterpiece (2012)
100x65cm
£950 ono



Damon Ginandes

Percipients (2009)
117x66cm
£950 ono





Given the size of the works, cash on collection (Bristol) is preferred. I will consider delivering within reason and if petrol is covered (inc. London). Price is before any associated fees.

Finally, I've got a few prints for sale at cost or nearest offer:

Liqen: Wall Street Labrinth (£250)
Ben Eine: To Express (£225)


Questions and enquiries via PM please.

... and the Ginandes is turning heads

Hmm I do like the Mobstr

I thought I'd open a discussion on Mobstr and Dr D who both put up subversive and provocative messages around London and elsewhere. Both appear out of nowhere and both remind us how society is changing in front of our eyes. The messages are often not offensive or subliminal but an opinion the some people share.

Here are two recent examples




 

The concept was amusing but the fact he went back and corrected the grammar was brilliant

is dr d's work more londoncentric? (naturally would be i suppose) with more of a riff on royalty, drugs and civil disobedience. wheras mobstr's work is more philosophical and based in problematising (post)modern life and consumerism. whatever it is, it's a fine line between them. (fwiw i like them both but mobstr's work shades it for me).

afterthought - all of this work pi**es all over someone like oh, i don't know, jj adams (and mr brainwash).