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Polaroid Kidd works now up, by bonesy on Apr 29, 2008 10:03:43 GMT 1, Not sure what the prices are like, but everytime I click on a photo I get a rude message telling me internet explorer can not open the site. Not sure if it's my pc or the site, but probably worth checking it's not just the idiot this ends problem ;D
This happens on my home PC but not at my office. Dont know why.
Not sure what the prices are like, but everytime I click on a photo I get a rude message telling me internet explorer can not open the site. Not sure if it's my pc or the site, but probably worth checking it's not just the idiot this ends problem ;D This happens on my home PC but not at my office. Dont know why.
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Backdoor Banksy Prints, by bonesy on Apr 28, 2008 15:54:43 GMT 1, Never meant to be sold....well they were and they still are. There are hundreds of them doing the rounds. And they were sold at certain galleries a few years back. Also if you got sent a damaged print you returned it and they took a back door one numbered it the same as the damaged one and sent you it back... ive got a backdoor WSM that looked like it was damaged in transit slightly, with the number crossed out and TEST written next to it so i assume this is what happened.
First Ive heard of one like that, interesting. So presumably it was a damage that was sent back and instead of destroying it they crossed out the number and labeled it as a test print.
Never meant to be sold....well they were and they still are. There are hundreds of them doing the rounds. And they were sold at certain galleries a few years back. Also if you got sent a damaged print you returned it and they took a back door one numbered it the same as the damaged one and sent you it back... ive got a backdoor WSM that looked like it was damaged in transit slightly, with the number crossed out and TEST written next to it so i assume this is what happened. First Ive heard of one like that, interesting. So presumably it was a damage that was sent back and instead of destroying it they crossed out the number and labeled it as a test print.
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Backdoor Banksy Prints, by bonesy on Apr 27, 2008 23:23:50 GMT 1, It still amazes me how casually everyone in this scene accepts POWs printing of extra prints. Backdoors, replacements, gifts for friends, stacks of prints intended for tacking up at the Ghetto- theyre all the same; BS overruns on limited edition items. From the POW website "All screen prints are produced in-house under secure conditions and strictly to the edition number stated." Really? Well than how can my damaged print #352 of 500 be replaced with another 352 of 500 if only the edition number stated (500) were produced? Pretty simple really, they print extras for when damage etc happens, you return your no.352 print, they destroy it and number another (blank) print with that number. Would you prefer them not to do this?? and as for all the backdoor prints, it is always the older prints, which back when they were produced at a cost of £30 (not £thousands like they are worth now) and extras were printed for promo use etc. They are alot more strict now though, anyone seen a backdoor LA Banksy print?? To be honest it amazes me how much people slate POW - whenever I have bought from them, they have always been helpful, friendly and not forgetting they introduced alot of people into Banksy...
Them being friendly and helpful isnt the debate. I personally do not agree with printing more than the numbered edition even to replace damages, the integrity of the print run should be first. I know Im pretty alone on this feeling and replacing damages isnt my big issue. My big issue are: that they keep the extras long after all replacements have been made; people in the past, on this board, have said POW has replaced damaged prints for them 8 months after purchase which they themselves accidentally damaged (serious BS there); that they do give unnumbered prints to "friends" (tisk, tisk, tisk); the blatant lie on their site which Ive quoted (Why lie?).
It still amazes me how casually everyone in this scene accepts POWs printing of extra prints. Backdoors, replacements, gifts for friends, stacks of prints intended for tacking up at the Ghetto- theyre all the same; BS overruns on limited edition items. From the POW website "All screen prints are produced in-house under secure conditions and strictly to the edition number stated." Really? Well than how can my damaged print #352 of 500 be replaced with another 352 of 500 if only the edition number stated (500) were produced? Pretty simple really, they print extras for when damage etc happens, you return your no.352 print, they destroy it and number another (blank) print with that number. Would you prefer them not to do this?? and as for all the backdoor prints, it is always the older prints, which back when they were produced at a cost of £30 (not £thousands like they are worth now) and extras were printed for promo use etc. They are alot more strict now though, anyone seen a backdoor LA Banksy print?? To be honest it amazes me how much people slate POW - whenever I have bought from them, they have always been helpful, friendly and not forgetting they introduced alot of people into Banksy... Them being friendly and helpful isnt the debate. I personally do not agree with printing more than the numbered edition even to replace damages, the integrity of the print run should be first. I know Im pretty alone on this feeling and replacing damages isnt my big issue. My big issue are: that they keep the extras long after all replacements have been made; people in the past, on this board, have said POW has replaced damaged prints for them 8 months after purchase which they themselves accidentally damaged (serious BS there); that they do give unnumbered prints to "friends" (tisk, tisk, tisk); the blatant lie on their site which Ive quoted (Why lie?).
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Backdoor Banksy Prints, by bonesy on Apr 27, 2008 22:31:46 GMT 1, It still amazes me how casually everyone in this scene accepts POWs printing of extra prints. Backdoors, replacements, gifts for friends, stacks of prints intended for tacking up at the Ghetto- theyre all the same; BS overruns on limited edition items.
From the POW website "All screen prints are produced in-house under secure conditions and strictly to the edition number stated." Really? Well than how can my damaged print #352 of 500 be replaced with another 352 of 500 if only the edition number stated (500) were produced?
It still amazes me how casually everyone in this scene accepts POWs printing of extra prints. Backdoors, replacements, gifts for friends, stacks of prints intended for tacking up at the Ghetto- theyre all the same; BS overruns on limited edition items.
From the POW website "All screen prints are produced in-house under secure conditions and strictly to the edition number stated." Really? Well than how can my damaged print #352 of 500 be replaced with another 352 of 500 if only the edition number stated (500) were produced?
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Framed Stop & Search Photos , by bonesy on Apr 25, 2008 22:28:36 GMT 1, I like the white outer matte with the thin inner black matte and black frame. Ive framed alot of things through the years with colored mattes but like the classic clean look these days.
I like the white outer matte with the thin inner black matte and black frame. Ive framed alot of things through the years with colored mattes but like the classic clean look these days.
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Jeff Soto 🇺🇸 Pop Surrealism • Street Art, by bonesy on Apr 24, 2008 22:57:20 GMT 1, That print was very popular, people bought them as gifts for their girlfriends and to hang in their baby's room, etc.
I bought a couple a few years back for this exact purpose. My wife and young niece made a day of it and went to the craft store, bought frames, and then painted them together. My wife has one hanging at her office and my niece has one in her bedroom. Great image
That print was very popular, people bought them as gifts for their girlfriends and to hang in their baby's room, etc. I bought a couple a few years back for this exact purpose. My wife and young niece made a day of it and went to the craft store, bought frames, and then painted them together. My wife has one hanging at her office and my niece has one in her bedroom. Great image
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Jamie Hewlett 🇬🇧 The Gorillaz • Tank Girl • Comic Book, by bonesy on Apr 24, 2008 15:10:24 GMT 1, (not for sale)
Im sitting on one of these in the portfolio too. It'll go great in Bonesy Jr's room someday. ;D
(not for sale) Im sitting on one of these in the portfolio too. It'll go great in Bonesy Jr's room someday. ;D
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What happened to David Choe??, by bonesy on Apr 24, 2008 14:05:10 GMT 1, I thought David's Laz show was solid work though the print selection was weak, overall. People became attracted to him because of the City Girl 2 image but I dont think its the best representation of his overall work. Driving Home (which was probably my favorite print of '07) is a better representation IMO.
I thought David's Laz show was solid work though the print selection was weak, overall. People became attracted to him because of the City Girl 2 image but I dont think its the best representation of his overall work. Driving Home (which was probably my favorite print of '07) is a better representation IMO.
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Rene Gagnon 🇺🇸 Graffiti Art • Painting • Art For Sale, by bonesy on Apr 23, 2008 19:22:59 GMT 1, each to their own cashman, i can tell you this, its absolutely amazing in the flesh, especially when you see the amount of oil's used and the detail of the canvas, its a stunner imo
I have a large abstract by Rene 5' x 3' (maybe bigger) and agree 100%, these things have to be seen in person. The layers and texture cant be captured by photo. The colors and drips and pools of paint are incredible! I was fortunate to check out a solo exhibition he had last year with many large canvas's displayed and instantly thought "Which one am I buying?"
each to their own cashman, i can tell you this, its absolutely amazing in the flesh, especially when you see the amount of oil's used and the detail of the canvas, its a stunner imo I have a large abstract by Rene 5' x 3' (maybe bigger) and agree 100%, these things have to be seen in person. The layers and texture cant be captured by photo. The colors and drips and pools of paint are incredible! I was fortunate to check out a solo exhibition he had last year with many large canvas's displayed and instantly thought "Which one am I buying?"
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Chris Stain at Ad-Hoc, by bonesy on Apr 23, 2008 18:54:31 GMT 1, Unfortunately I cant make it to the opening, but will hopefully get to check it out sometime in May. Sounds like its gonna be a great exhibition.
Unfortunately I cant make it to the opening, but will hopefully get to check it out sometime in May. Sounds like its gonna be a great exhibition.
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Chris Stain at Ad-Hoc, by bonesy on Apr 23, 2008 16:25:05 GMT 1, I love this batch as well, and purchased numbers 6 and 11 nice score on 11. if you would have given me a little more time it would have been mine
My wife's a school social worker so these pieces of "urban kids" appeal to her as well. Whenever there is something that we both like I jump on it with the quickness
I love this batch as well, and purchased numbers 6 and 11 nice score on 11. if you would have given me a little more time it would have been mine My wife's a school social worker so these pieces of "urban kids" appeal to her as well. Whenever there is something that we both like I jump on it with the quickness
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Chris Stain at Ad-Hoc, by bonesy on Apr 23, 2008 9:02:55 GMT 1, I love this batch as well, and purchased numbers 6 and 11 damn, those are the pieces I wanted!! Congrats. I got #8 instead.
Nice grab, great deal on these. Im really hoping I can check out the exhibition in person too. Ive been a big fan of Chris's and Mike Brodie's for awhile now, but both their work is somewhat difficult to find. Im looking forward to seeing what Mike has available too
I love this batch as well, and purchased numbers 6 and 11 damn, those are the pieces I wanted!! Congrats. I got #8 instead. Nice grab, great deal on these. Im really hoping I can check out the exhibition in person too. Ive been a big fan of Chris's and Mike Brodie's for awhile now, but both their work is somewhat difficult to find. Im looking forward to seeing what Mike has available too
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Chris Stain at Ad-Hoc, by bonesy on Apr 22, 2008 19:19:37 GMT 1, I love this batch as well, and purchased numbers 6 and 11
I love this batch as well, and purchased numbers 6 and 11
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help selling a removed piece., by bonesy on Apr 21, 2008 14:36:54 GMT 1,
Im not as vocal as many about the evils of removing street art but did Banksy create it with your living room and vacation in mind?
Im not as vocal as many about the evils of removing street art but did Banksy create it with your living room and vacation in mind?
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WHAT PEOPLE ARE AFRAID TO POST, by bonesy on Apr 19, 2008 13:12:07 GMT 1, While I agree with alot of points made in the list I dont think many are afraid to post their feelings.
It makes sense the hyped up "this months flavor" threads are more rampant (Nick Waker right now perfect example), people are excited.
And if you take this point you made, which I agree with: "If you don't believe everyone is self-interested to a certain extent you're an idiot." It also makes sense that people arent going to trash artists if they own anything by them because that can only hurt values. Not that theyre scared to post their opinions.
While I agree with alot of points made in the list I dont think many are afraid to post their feelings.
It makes sense the hyped up "this months flavor" threads are more rampant (Nick Waker right now perfect example), people are excited.
And if you take this point you made, which I agree with: "If you don't believe everyone is self-interested to a certain extent you're an idiot." It also makes sense that people arent going to trash artists if they own anything by them because that can only hurt values. Not that theyre scared to post their opinions.
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In My Honest Opinion, by bonesy on Apr 18, 2008 21:06:11 GMT 1,
Come on, he's atleast a Reebok Pump
Come on, he's atleast a Reebok Pump
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In My Honest Opinion, by bonesy on Apr 18, 2008 21:00:18 GMT 1, (I wrote this in another thread but it more applies here) Agree 100%. I had a Orange Baby Moll Edition of 10 that I bought from Nick back in January 07 for $400-$500, I think. January 08 listed it on ebay and couldnt get a $350 BIN, 2 weeks ago I got like $800. And probably could get like twice that right now. Nick does good work but this sudden attraction and demand is odd. His work is no better now IMO than it has been all along. Goods used to sit on his site forver. Everything of his is over-inflated and wont hold. Peeps are looking for the next "big guy", thats all it is. Sell it now and buy back next year if you really like something. Banksy's were in POW for months before selling out...
Comparing the 2 is ridiculous. Every artist had work available for purchase at one time. My point is that I dont think Nick's work now is any better than a couple months ago when alot was available on his site. Its just that now there are 45 threads on him. People are looking for the next big guy and these values wont hold, but hey if anyone wants to trade their Banksys and shell out $XX,XXX go for it.
(I wrote this in another thread but it more applies here) Agree 100%. I had a Orange Baby Moll Edition of 10 that I bought from Nick back in January 07 for $400-$500, I think. January 08 listed it on ebay and couldnt get a $350 BIN, 2 weeks ago I got like $800. And probably could get like twice that right now. Nick does good work but this sudden attraction and demand is odd. His work is no better now IMO than it has been all along. Goods used to sit on his site forver. Everything of his is over-inflated and wont hold. Peeps are looking for the next "big guy", thats all it is. Sell it now and buy back next year if you really like something. Banksy's were in POW for months before selling out... Comparing the 2 is ridiculous. Every artist had work available for purchase at one time. My point is that I dont think Nick's work now is any better than a couple months ago when alot was available on his site. Its just that now there are 45 threads on him. People are looking for the next big guy and these values wont hold, but hey if anyone wants to trade their Banksys and shell out $XX,XXX go for it.
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In My Honest Opinion, by bonesy on Apr 18, 2008 20:22:06 GMT 1, (I wrote this in another thread but it more applies here)
Agree 100%.
I had a Orange Baby Moll Edition of 10 that I bought from Nick back in January 07 for $400-$500, I think. January 08 listed it on ebay and couldnt get a $350 BIN, 2 weeks ago I got like $800. And probably could get like twice that right now.
Nick does good work but this sudden attraction and demand is odd. His work is no better now IMO than it has been all along. Goods used to sit on his site forver. Everything of his is over-inflated and wont hold. Peeps are looking for the next "big guy", thats all it is. Sell it now and buy back next year if you really like something.
(I wrote this in another thread but it more applies here)
Agree 100%.
I had a Orange Baby Moll Edition of 10 that I bought from Nick back in January 07 for $400-$500, I think. January 08 listed it on ebay and couldnt get a $350 BIN, 2 weeks ago I got like $800. And probably could get like twice that right now.
Nick does good work but this sudden attraction and demand is odd. His work is no better now IMO than it has been all along. Goods used to sit on his site forver. Everything of his is over-inflated and wont hold. Peeps are looking for the next "big guy", thats all it is. Sell it now and buy back next year if you really like something.
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sale ends today for sale (yes the original), by bonesy on Apr 18, 2008 18:13:35 GMT 1,
I dont stay up to date with the high end auction house stuff, but isnt this alot even for a Banksy canvas? There are so much better images on canvas out there IMO.....
I dont stay up to date with the high end auction house stuff, but isnt this alot even for a Banksy canvas? There are so much better images on canvas out there IMO.....
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How much to fork out on vandel, by bonesy on Apr 18, 2008 16:47:42 GMT 1, This is complete and utter nonsense. Two months ago you couldn't get cost back for any Walker print, and could barely get cost back on a hand sprayed piece. There were prints and originals available that just sat and collected dust because very few people if any wanted to buy them. NOW all of a sudden (and with ONE auction record to site), everyone thinks he is huge and a must have. Give me a break! Also consider the strong possibility the prices on ebay are BS. You don't know if any of them are actually selling (cash changing hands) at these prices, or if people are messing with the auctions by hitting the BIN... or further, that people are running up bids to make it appear the prints are more valuable than they are. Do people really believe its rational to pay more for a Nick Walker than a Banksy?! Use your heads, and keep your cash for when the prices sort out to their true values... anyone else that feels the need to go spend huge cash on a Walker print should remember the Tusser quote “A fool and his money are soon parted.”
Agree 100%
I had a Orange Baby Moll Edition of 10 that I bought from Nick back in January 07 for $400-$500, I think. January 08 listed it on ebay and couldnt get a $350 BIN, 2 weeks ago I got like $800. And probably could get like twice that right now.
Nick does good work but this sudden attraction and demand is odd. His work is no better now IMO than it has been all along. Goods used to sit on his site forver. Everything of his is over-inflated and wont hold. Peeps are looking for the next "big guy", thats all it is. Sell it now and buy back next year if you really like something.
This is complete and utter nonsense. Two months ago you couldn't get cost back for any Walker print, and could barely get cost back on a hand sprayed piece. There were prints and originals available that just sat and collected dust because very few people if any wanted to buy them. NOW all of a sudden (and with ONE auction record to site), everyone thinks he is huge and a must have. Give me a break! Also consider the strong possibility the prices on ebay are BS. You don't know if any of them are actually selling (cash changing hands) at these prices, or if people are messing with the auctions by hitting the BIN... or further, that people are running up bids to make it appear the prints are more valuable than they are. Do people really believe its rational to pay more for a Nick Walker than a Banksy?! Use your heads, and keep your cash for when the prices sort out to their true values... anyone else that feels the need to go spend huge cash on a Walker print should remember the Tusser quote “A fool and his money are soon parted.” Agree 100% I had a Orange Baby Moll Edition of 10 that I bought from Nick back in January 07 for $400-$500, I think. January 08 listed it on ebay and couldnt get a $350 BIN, 2 weeks ago I got like $800. And probably could get like twice that right now. Nick does good work but this sudden attraction and demand is odd. His work is no better now IMO than it has been all along. Goods used to sit on his site forver. Everything of his is over-inflated and wont hold. Peeps are looking for the next "big guy", thats all it is. Sell it now and buy back next year if you really like something.
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Swap Banksy for Vandal Airways, by bonesy on Apr 17, 2008 16:43:28 GMT 1, you can sell a vandals for £3000 - 4000 and wait till 13th may and buy a signed one from Bonhams New York for the same money
Thats a ridiculous estimate IMO.
you can sell a vandals for £3000 - 4000 and wait till 13th may and buy a signed one from Bonhams New York for the same money Thats a ridiculous estimate IMO.
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Acid Free Taped, by bonesy on Apr 16, 2008 13:30:23 GMT 1, Framers will tell you its completely reversible but it typically removes a small amount of paper from the back of the print. Frame with mylar corners and strips. Why stick something to your art when there are alteratives?
Framers will tell you its completely reversible but it typically removes a small amount of paper from the back of the print. Frame with mylar corners and strips. Why stick something to your art when there are alteratives?
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2 new Chris Stain originals from our upcoming show, by bonesy on Apr 15, 2008 18:21:46 GMT 1, Both great pieces. That 2nd one is from a Mike Brodie photo, right?
Both great pieces. That 2nd one is from a Mike Brodie photo, right?
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Biggest Art Regret, by bonesy on Apr 14, 2008 16:52:35 GMT 1, I have lots of wish I woulda boughts, like everyone...... I sold a Signed Jack & Jill for $600, that one hurts the most.
I have lots of wish I woulda boughts, like everyone...... I sold a Signed Jack & Jill for $600, that one hurts the most.
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Which signed Banksy for 5 grand?, by bonesy on Apr 14, 2008 14:10:04 GMT 1, About 1/50 pieces I've purchased have been damaged when shipped tubed. About 1/4 pieces I've purchased have been damaged when shipped flat.
Agree. People speak about flat packaging like it is the be all and end all of packaging but it is so much more vulnerable to damage. I would much rather the print be rolled, tubed, and shipped properly. Assuming the piece is on typical stock.
About 1/50 pieces I've purchased have been damaged when shipped tubed. About 1/4 pieces I've purchased have been damaged when shipped flat. Agree. People speak about flat packaging like it is the be all and end all of packaging but it is so much more vulnerable to damage. I would much rather the print be rolled, tubed, and shipped properly. Assuming the piece is on typical stock.
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Banksy in Norwich but could be wishful thinking!, by bonesy on Apr 13, 2008 22:54:16 GMT 1, Def not. Not only the imagery but it also looks to have a tag on the bottom
Def not. Not only the imagery but it also looks to have a tag on the bottom
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Artists Proof, by bonesy on Apr 12, 2008 21:13:11 GMT 1, all i know is that i hate it when the artist puts out large AP edition. Mark Ryden did this for one of his prints recently where he released 50 and had a AP of 50 for his friends...so, it's really an edition of 100
What print was that? The Creatrix was an edition of 200 Artist Edition (sold by the artist) and 200 Museum Edition (sold mostly by galleries). Mark has always been very good with listing every print of the edition on his Certificates of Authenticty. Im very surprised to hear he would produce as many Artist Proof's as the edition size.
I will say that Mark's originals are very hard to get if you are not a celebrity or friend. I flew out to the Tree Show opening and had been on the buy list since it was available, like a year out. I was in touch with the gallery and they knew I was flying 3000 miles to attend the opening, but I still was unable to get on the Friday night preview list. I was allowed in early Saturday and it was an amazing show but everything was already sold, as I thought it would be. No movie credits = no Ryden originals. Sorry for the rant.
all i know is that i hate it when the artist puts out large AP edition. Mark Ryden did this for one of his prints recently where he released 50 and had a AP of 50 for his friends...so, it's really an edition of 100 What print was that? The Creatrix was an edition of 200 Artist Edition (sold by the artist) and 200 Museum Edition (sold mostly by galleries). Mark has always been very good with listing every print of the edition on his Certificates of Authenticty. Im very surprised to hear he would produce as many Artist Proof's as the edition size. I will say that Mark's originals are very hard to get if you are not a celebrity or friend. I flew out to the Tree Show opening and had been on the buy list since it was available, like a year out. I was in touch with the gallery and they knew I was flying 3000 miles to attend the opening, but I still was unable to get on the Friday night preview list. I was allowed in early Saturday and it was an amazing show but everything was already sold, as I thought it would be. No movie credits = no Ryden originals. Sorry for the rant.
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SEEN 🇺🇸 Richard "Richie" Mirando • Godfather of Graffiti, by bonesy on Apr 12, 2008 8:45:47 GMT 1,
Those people "talking Banksy" make me want to throw something. I dont see why people would question this being a collab with Seen, it was labeled as such at the time of the show.
Those people "talking Banksy" make me want to throw something. I dont see why people would question this being a collab with Seen, it was labeled as such at the time of the show.
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