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Deer-e-me is still available for pretty cheap:AKBAPE wrote:
Oh believe me I do too. The Good, The Bad, and the Moon may have been my favorite image from the CANS festival. That said, I was not lucky enough to get either of them for retail whereas Visitor has been more readily available.
Definitely about periods. The two-faced (hormonal mood swings) woman, the dark "rain." Pretty obvious, right?cerebus wrote:I thought that the 'Visitor' in question was related to the women in the print having her period. I often find my wife, squatting down in the back yard, baying at the full moon when she's having hers. The print is a unnervingly similar representation of such occurrences.dangerboy wrote:i kinda like the simplicity of the print itself, but i have to agree, i need someone to explain what's going on there...
Exactly. All this stuff about aliens is just complete nonsense.jjbehren wrote:Definitely about periods. The two-faced (hormonal mood swings) woman, the dark "rain." Pretty obvious, right?cerebus wrote:I thought that the 'Visitor' in question was related to the women in the print having her period. I often find my wife, squatting down in the back yard, baying at the full moon when she's having hers. The print is a unnervingly similar representation of such occurrences.dangerboy wrote:i kinda like the simplicity of the print itself, but i have to agree, i need someone to explain what's going on there...
(Ladies, sorry for the stereotyping. I say the above tongue-in-cheek.)
Hate to keep bring this back to Grafter but maybe Splash is about that?jjbehren wrote:Definitely about periods. The two-faced (hormonal mood swings) woman, the dark "rain." Pretty obvious, right?cerebus wrote:I thought that the 'Visitor' in question was related to the women in the print having her period. I often find my wife, squatting down in the back yard, baying at the full moon when she's having hers. The print is a unnervingly similar representation of such occurrences.dangerboy wrote:i kinda like the simplicity of the print itself, but i have to agree, i need someone to explain what's going on there...
(Ladies, sorry for the stereotyping. I say the above tongue-in-cheek.)
I was about to make a similar comment, but refrained due to the girl's obvious young age in the piece... But that sure didn't stop you, nice job pervertAKBAPE wrote:
Hate to keep bring this back to Grafter but maybe Splash is about that?
bloodthrust wrote:I'm sorry, but this has to be one of the stupidest drymounting things I've ever read on here....actually disgusting to some extent.AKBAPE wrote: I've just been a little frustrated with the ebb and flows of artists popularity. I'm beginning to realize I should keep my mouth shut though. The more I support an artist openly the more their work will move out of my price range.
When i first saw this before reading this thread i thought of a woman going thru her cycle, even the wording on eelus,s website about the print supports this, also in the UK alot of woman call getting there period, "getting a visitor" On the grafter front its a year on since AKBAPE suggested he will bet top dollar he could get a splash,(any of the versions) a year on for less than cost 
Well your skint mate and its harder and harder to find them for reasonable money, the last splash sale recorded on here, white and red canvas, sold for $2000 a couple of months back.... Alot of Eelus,s work is harder and harder to find for fair money and certain pieces will just continue to rise, I look forward to seeing what Eelus comes up with for 2010. 
