congrats, please post pics when its finished!greasy wrote:
i know its not a rare emek or anything.......but its my first emek. and to me, its a 'proud print aquisition'. i should have it on the wall framed and matted within the week.
What is your latest proud print acquisition?
dougr wrote:congrats, please post pics when its finished!greasy wrote:
i know its not a rare emek or anything.......but its my first emek. and to me, its a 'proud print aquisition'. i should have it on the wall framed and matted within the week.
thanks, i will.
the other day i got 3 back from the framer, which i posted in the framed stuff threadif you want to take a look. those i had done professionally, double matted. this one, im going to have a go at doing it myself.
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If you know firehouse at all, you know what their prints look like when
you see em.
They rock.
you see em.
They rock.
not dead
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Are those all firehouse prints? They remind of a print I sold regrettably a couple years back.. I loved this one....
lee scratch perry, the 2 qosta, melvins are, and they look great in person. especially the 2 qotsa. been chasing the slims one for some time.
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Nice haul, D !itsdug wrote:lee scratch perry, the 2 qosta, melvins are, and they look great in person. especially the 2 qotsa. been chasing the slims one for some time.
That Firehouse QOTSA / Throw rag is prize - easily one of the best print jobs in the last couple of years.
A psychedelic woodblock?
