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Contact the Williamstown Conservation Center. Ask for Leslie Paisley.

stuckeyc wrote:Jesus I paid 19.36 in shipping. Maybe they are shipping the original mural wall and all

They ship flat so that could account for the shipping cost.

At a doctor appointment, +1 with the iPhone.

What's the value of the print. I'd take that into consideration. Removing a drymount can be costly. And I would have stern words with the framer that drymounted the piece in the first place.

I'm still very confused. I chalked it up to rich people on urban art forums who have enough money to buy Mr. Brainwash, but not enough for Banksy, and want a print on their wall that they can say Banksy's name when discussing it with their dumbass friends. Some of his stuff isn't terrible. "His" is...

The Love Me 150 is finally in the database but you can't add comments and there is no "Release Discussion"

ajaxbro wrote:No candy stamp but got one of the two colorways I was hoping for.

ajaxbro I think the back of my print lines up perfectly with the back of yours.

No Candy Stamp, but I'm happy with what I got.

soupysound wrote:nice. my chance of a candy stamp just increased!

Candy Stamp is my first choice for color too.

So, I've done a ton of framing through FrameDestination, including an oversized Geddes, but I've never floated a print before. I recently picked up 'Power & Glory' Letterpress and I was thinking of trying my hand at floating it. Would this guide, and the accompanying video above, be a good starting...

Check your junk mail if you didn't receive a confirmation e-mail.

With every 150 drop there is the same discussion about the shipping cost. FAILE does an amazing job packing their prints. Just pretend you paid $185 for a FAILE print and the shipping was free.

Phish12799 wrote:

CHR1S wrote:Except for Bad Lands, all the 150 series images have been women.

Band Lands imo is the best image.

I agree....Bad Lands and Heartbreak in Brooklyn are my favorite images in the 150 series. Maybe it's the Bunny that I like.

Except for Bad Lands, all the 150 series images have been women.

Also depends on how much tape the framer used and how much room he left in the frame for the paper to move. If there is too much tape across the top of the print it's going to be more prone buckling and waves. If the frame was cut the exact size of the print then there is no room for the print/paper...