What is your latest proud print acquisition?
http://society6.com/product/Pulp-Street_Printleveronea wrote:Where can this be obtained?eAkira wrote:From society6. Like it a lot.
Some crease along the border. Im ok with it since it can be matted out.
So my frankestein testprint i won in the MS fundraiser arrived today
and while i fully understand it is a testprint i wonder what i can do with this? it got 4 big tears in the middle of the image? is there anyway i could fix this or something?
or should i just recycle this for old paper
the fold in the middle doesn't really bug me, but 4 holes in the middle of the image?
i had bought test prints and mono prints before but never got something like this.
and while i fully understand it is a testprint i wonder what i can do with this? it got 4 big tears in the middle of the image? is there anyway i could fix this or something?
or should i just recycle this for old paper
the fold in the middle doesn't really bug me, but 4 holes in the middle of the image?
i had bought test prints and mono prints before but never got something like this.
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sidewaysscott
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Send it to postermountain
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Yep. See if John can work his magic.sidewaysscott wrote:Send it to postermountain
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http://www.postermountain.com/ And then, there, postermount@aol.comPhilpenn wrote:What's the best email to send pictures of your damaged print to for an estimate and/or whether or not they can fix the damage? Thanks.
While you can send pics and they can give you possible figures, depending in the damage, they will need to see it in person. To flatten creases, usually runs $75.00.
With that Frank, they would need to flatten it to get the middle crease out and to line it all up, then possibly airbrush the tears that do not line up after the flattening process. (Just assumptions of mine though. They have my ripped Mummy and that's what I experienced.)
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Calling something a "test print" is really deceiving and should join the ranks with the word drymount.
What a test print hole.
What a test print hole.
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stoffel wrote:So my frankestein testprint i won in the MS fundraiser arrived today
and while i fully understand it is a testprint i wonder what i can do with this? it got 4 big tears in the middle of the image? is there anyway i could fix this or something?
or should i just recycle this for old paper
the fold in the middle doesn't really bug me, but 4 holes in the middle of the image?
i had bought test prints and mono prints before but never got something like this.
that sucks...but if you want to sell it to me for a fair price, taking all that into account, holler.
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graphicjim24 wrote:Please note guys:
The nature of test prints. These are literally test prints, so they have tears, dings, and creases in them. I'd just hate to send it off and get accused of damaging them.
- This comes from Kevin Tong himself. However the photos I have of them don't look all that bad.
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mycrospazm
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It was a prize, not something that was outright bought. You people are drymounting ridiculous.bone811 wrote:I would be pissed if I got that as a test print. That print should be listed as dented, ripped, creased, test print. I don't give a fudge if it is for charity or not. Don't lie about what it is.
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ackirkpatrick
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When Sperry or many others release a test print it is literally a test, usually missing one of the colors.
A finished print that is destroyed isn't a test it's a reject. I would challenge Tong to explain what makes a damaged print a test.
A finished print that is destroyed isn't a test it's a reject. I would challenge Tong to explain what makes a damaged print a test.
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The Frankenstein test prints were FREE...part of a prize pool for a MS fundraising raffle.
From the moment they were listed as prizes, they were represented accurately. For those folks that didn't take part in the raffle/fundraiser, I suggest you read the comment from graphicjim in finneganm's quote a few posts previous to this one.
Congrats on winning!
From the moment they were listed as prizes, they were represented accurately. For those folks that didn't take part in the raffle/fundraiser, I suggest you read the comment from graphicjim in finneganm's quote a few posts previous to this one.
Congrats on winning!
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