Phish Las Vegas 21 Welker
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JeffD27177
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Artwork is phenomenal but I have to say I’m a little disappointed in the print quality. Sort of feels more like a digital reproduction than a screen print. Just a little flat and washed out, and almost pixelated.
Appreciate the effort on the artwork though. Welker’s work is always impressive.
Appreciate the effort on the artwork though. Welker’s work is always impressive.
Collecting Phish and Pollock posters
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ajharrington321
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- Location: Denver, Colorado
"I’ll say it again… This is the most exquisite screen print work I’ve ever seen. Has to been seen in person to be fully understood. Thank you"
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Sterlingpiper83
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These aren't great, the next time I have a chance to take it out of the sleeve I will take better close ups of the detail for You bubbie 
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Grateful69Phish
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thanks for taking the time.....
still believe it's the color tone choices that draw the washed out comment
print had GID potential
still believe it's the color tone choices that draw the washed out comment
print had GID potential
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Sterlingpiper83
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GID? Glow In Dark? That would be amazing!
Grateful69Phish I, at first, thought it was a bit of a blah colorway, after having spent some time staring at the detail, I get it. I live in Vegas, the color choices are very fitting for the desert, it doesn't pop like the neon lights of the Strip, but the beauty is real, the love is there, the symbolism he has injected into this print is just fantastic, these colors work on many levels, in my worthless to all but me opinion
Grateful69Phish I, at first, thought it was a bit of a blah colorway, after having spent some time staring at the detail, I get it. I live in Vegas, the color choices are very fitting for the desert, it doesn't pop like the neon lights of the Strip, but the beauty is real, the love is there, the symbolism he has injected into this print is just fantastic, these colors work on many levels, in my worthless to all but me opinion
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Grateful69Phish
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excellent insight on the color choices - that had not occurred to me! YOU GET ITSterlingpiper83 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 09, 2021 12:20 pmGID? Glow In Dark? That would be amazing!
Grateful69Phish I, at first, thought it was a bit of a blah colorway, after having spent some time staring at the detail, I get it. I live in Vegas, the color choices are very fitting for the desert, it doesn't pop like the neon lights of the Strip, but the beauty is real, the love is there, the symbolism he has injected into this print is just fantastic, these colors work on many levels, in my worthless to all but me opinion
it's that green color that quirked my GID comment, kind of seemed in the ballpark and probably a little wishful dreaming by me.
be well