I'll trade my Horkey's for EMEKs...
They are both amazing, totally different styles, and by far two of the most talented artists creating art right now...
Init Fest 08 Horkey
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mistersmith
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Oh, yeah, I didn't interpret it that way. I mean, you compared dude to Jimi, probably the best thing you can say about someone. I just thought it would be a fun discussion...but I felt like such a fanboy nerd that I dropped it.lightyears2010 wrote:no disrespect intended toward anyone at BoNA...
Take this man at his word:electrachrome, mostly kidding wrote:mr smith, EB's poet laureate.
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lightyears2010
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mistersmith wrote:Oh, yeah, I didn't interpret it that way. I mean, you compared dude to Jimi, probably the best thing you can say about someone. I just thought it would be a fun discussion...but I felt like such a fanboy nerd that I dropped it.lightyears2010 wrote:no disrespect intended toward anyone at BoNA...
nothin wrong with getting excited about aarons work IMO. thats what great art should do...create discussion.
mistersmith wrote:I dunno. I could listen to Jimi do that acoustic solo "Hear My Train A'Comin" all damn day. Jimi could have stood on his own, and all the suporting players behind him, even guys like Buddy Miles, were always secondary.lightyears2010 wrote:i was recently talking to brad klausen about aaron and he used a spot on analogy. he said he is the jimi hendrix of the scene.
In this case, don't forget about the Burlesque crew always stepping it up and actually pulling off these prints. It takes more than just Horkey to get these things on paper.
Or, maybe that makes Burlesque an Eddie Kramer to Horkey's Jimi. I dunno. the more I type the more I think it's stupid to belabor this point.
I agree with some points, but I own most horkey's and my favorite by the man was not printed by BoNA
Maybe you'll buy my orange Aepyornis for more than what I paid for...Tundra wrote:mistersmith wrote:I dunno. I could listen to Jimi do that acoustic solo "Hear My Train A'Comin" all damn day. Jimi could have stood on his own, and all the suporting players behind him, even guys like Buddy Miles, were always secondary.lightyears2010 wrote:i was recently talking to brad klausen about aaron and he used a spot on analogy. he said he is the jimi hendrix of the scene.
In this case, don't forget about the Burlesque crew always stepping it up and actually pulling off these prints. It takes more than just Horkey to get these things on paper.
Or, maybe that makes Burlesque an Eddie Kramer to Horkey's Jimi. I dunno. the more I type the more I think it's stupid to belabor this point.
I agree with some points, but I own most horkey's and my favorite by the man was not printed by BoNA
that's a 50/50 shot. he could also mean nesting.jodeci78 wrote:Maybe you'll buy my orange Aepyornis for more than what I paid for...Tundra wrote:mistersmith wrote:I dunno. I could listen to Jimi do that acoustic solo "Hear My Train A'Comin" all damn day. Jimi could have stood on his own, and all the suporting players behind him, even guys like Buddy Miles, were always secondary.lightyears2010 wrote:i was recently talking to brad klausen about aaron and he used a spot on analogy. he said he is the jimi hendrix of the scene.
In this case, don't forget about the Burlesque crew always stepping it up and actually pulling off these prints. It takes more than just Horkey to get these things on paper.
Or, maybe that makes Burlesque an Eddie Kramer to Horkey's Jimi. I dunno. the more I type the more I think it's stupid to belabor this point.
I agree with some points, but I own most horkey's and my favorite by the man was not printed by BoNA
very curious if it sells.
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lightyears2010
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if you want one dont be too hasty. patience. ben already said the artist edition is larger than the show edition...so that tells you BoNA will be selling them soon enough.
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mistersmith
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Ugh, $250. Burlesque will probably sell it for what, $50-60? Regardless, that one eBay moron is gonna mess it up for all of us in the secondary market.
Take this man at his word:electrachrome, mostly kidding wrote:mr smith, EB's poet laureate.
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phillefour
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Very nice!
