Kramerica wrote:Please say I can buy one...
Agree
The Good, The Bad And The Ugly 14 Weston
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63schoeffling
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I just block out commish pieces and pretend they don't exist. Kind of like the ones where there are only 10, or 20 or however many there end up being.
Helps ease the pain.
Helps ease the pain.
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mindtrick33
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Wish I would have gone in on this one. One of my favorite movies but bad timing for me $$$$. Great piece!
Good luck on future drops
Rainbolt wrote:This is what happens when a commission works. I have been in a few where I wasn't happy with the end result but a commission = commitment and you deal with it. So far in all the Chris Weston commissions I have been in have been run really well, with a few minor speed bumps but the lead commissioner has done an amazing job. Its easy to collect money but its not so easy to convey art direction from the group to the artist.
I'm happy with the end result and cant wait for it to be printed.
Listen to Bob Marley!
great job
Codeblue wrote:Ya know they'll put out at least 1 "ZOMG gotta rub mah nuts on another dukes butt to get in line for it" poster.
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darksidetone
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Couldn't have said it better myself.badascii wrote:whoa. already a fan of Weston's but this piece feels special.
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jeffreyjonesbsme
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It's just perfect! PERFECT!
Most of what you read on the internet is not true....signed Abraham Lincoln
Have you ever seen the movie?jojobadass wrote:I didn't realize this was a civil war movie
Commissions are great because we get to have discussions with the artist about the prints before they are finalized. We all work together to make the print the best it can be. Chris was amazing about listening to are opinions and trying to incorporate them as best he could while sticking with his vision. For example at one point Clint's gun hand was way bigger and it looked a bit off. I think Chris was trying for a more forced perspective but after talking with the group he made it more proportional. You would never be able to do anything like that with MondoCinlabyrinth wrote:yeah but the commish groups have almost no limits, people are willing to spend much more on pieces because they're able to get exactly what the want. it's probably not as easy for mondo to do that, considering they release licensed.. just a guess.63schoeffling wrote:It's funny, there's been more great private commish pieces in all the groups than what Mondo has put out this year.
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Benjames500
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Definitely my favourite Weston piece so far. His detailed line work works so well with the movie.