Hey everyone,
I dropped off everyone's first tube at the post office on December 29th (except for orders received after December 15th or so, those were sent out January 2nd). I received Punchgut's tubes the night before and I stayed up until 3:30 am stuffing tubes to make sure the orders could go out without delay.
I know it's taking awhile to get to you and I appreciate everyone's patience. There is a faster way to ship prints from Canada to the US (5 business days guaranteed). However, this is more expensive and if I went that course, the sub would have cost around $50 - $75 more. My main concern was to make this available at the lowest possible price to make it affordable to most. I feel that the extra few weeks of wait are worth it for the savings.
Thanks again for your patience and feel free to e-mail me if you have any specific questions: carl(at)modernrockart(dot)com
First and Last to Fall 07 Punchgut
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looks freaking great!!
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Is this print blue or grey? The images are wildly varying.
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It is definitely gray.
As for the half-toning. To me, sometimes I like, sometimes I hate it, on this print I think it works pretty well.
As for the half-toning. To me, sometimes I like, sometimes I hate it, on this print I think it works pretty well.
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So for those who have gotten theirs, did theirs also have the 2 minor rolling marks?
I am thinking that because this one was so much longer then the other prints in the tube that the pressure from the tight roll caused the other prints to lightly crease this print where the rest of the prints stopped.
I am thinking that because this one was so much longer then the other prints in the tube that the pressure from the tight roll caused the other prints to lightly crease this print where the rest of the prints stopped.
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And that, is why I don't like buying subs! I think from now on I am going to make a point never to ship more than three posters of different sizes in a tube... flat is nice!Mapman wrote:So for those who have gotten theirs, did theirs also have the 2 minor rolling marks?
I am thinking that because this one was so much longer then the other prints in the tube that the pressure from the tight roll caused the other prints to lightly crease this print where the rest of the prints stopped.
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what size tube are these showing up in?
mine did that too, but it seemed pretty minor. probably won't notice once it flattens out.Mapman wrote:So for those who have gotten theirs, did theirs also have the 2 minor rolling marks?
I am thinking that because this one was so much longer then the other prints in the tube that the pressure from the tight roll caused the other prints to lightly crease this print where the rest of the prints stopped.