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finneganm wrote:This might be his worst since:


Which, sadly, I own.

I always thought this one was hilarious. I could see that being in a modern art gallery and having people staring at it, waiting for the image to load.

I wish it was a Whatson collab. I really like the little graphics Whatson adds into his scribbles. Don't get wrong, I like this piece; just would like it more with Whatson.

calarochelle wrote:Anyone know when is the print supposed to be shipped or how long does it usually take for them to process & ship? Cheers

Brainwash is usually super-fast on shipping. If you bought one, I expect you'll have it in 1-2 weeks.

fredo wrote:Maybe subtle isn't the right word. But those bright colors aren't well captured in most pics.

That's true. These pics aren't mine, but my camera did the same thing: turned the mint green paper a mustard yellow. Hoping to get some better shots in the next few days.

It made it feel even more Vegas-y. I wonder if Marq hit roulette with #22?

Just got my set, but instead of Gold, it's Absinthe. Matching numbered set of 22. My phone can't handle the green, but I'll try to get some decent pictures once my camera charges.

MoviePosterEmpire wrote:EDIT: Found out the reg run of that mystery print is only 500 which means that when you stated that the variant would be 20% or less of the reg run, you lied. That's 24%. Pretty sure that's false advertising.

Look out everybody, we got a math whiz lawyer in the group.

My mystery tube droid is a black and white version numbered from 120. Is this the standard or the variant?

I never even saw a buy button for the variant I wanted.

Up

http://store.thewho.com/index.php/poste ... oster.html

Those hand-finished variants are seriously awesome. I've been kicking myself for passing on a Going to NY variant, may have to pull the trigger on one of these.

The show's nuts. 141 pieces starting at $2000, a good chunk of which are already sold. Almost everything above $7500 is already gone.

Count wrote:wtf? Is that gray block seriously part of the print?

Read on another forum that the gray block is supposed to be the graffiti after it is painted over.

Pawel wrote:is the "giant" version just regular printed on a slightly larger piece of paper?

The paper stock on the giant version is higher quality than the standard. The giant version uses Couché Bio Next 300gr paper; the standard uses Fedrigoni 250gr. The giant version should be brighter and heavier.

+1 H/F white