talkingdeads wrote:i can't get it up for a giclee anymore.
no bona, no soul.
I don't think you can get it up all anymore...lol
talkingdeads wrote:i can't get it up for a giclee anymore.
no bona, no soul.
RupertPupkin wrote:Bollox.
For the first time in a long time I've not been on EB for a couple of days and this one already came and went. drymounting gutted.
This is a painting I was praying would be turned into a print. From elation at finding out it is going to be a print to guttedness that I missed it in 5 minutes.
I'll add myself to that listheavyconsumer wrote: If anyone bought to sell/trade, please get in touch. Discretion assured.
I hope they have a 2nd edition that's a screen print with a low run, physically smaller, and half the price.blazedoutbee wrote:I hope to God that they don't make another print of this...I like that it's a small edition
I strongly disagree.....Stroma wrote:I hope they have a 2nd edition that's a screen print with a low run, physically smaller, and half the price.blazedoutbee wrote:I hope to God that they don't make another print of this...I like that it's a small edition
Sometimes? Sure. Unquestionably? No way.heavyconsumer wrote:Screen print? Why? Giclee unquestionably does a better job of capturing the essence of the original.
Take this man at his word:electrachrome, mostly kidding wrote:mr smith, EB's poet laureate.
misterx wrote:Don't enter into discourse with me.
mistersmith wrote:Sometimes? Sure. Unquestionably? No way.heavyconsumer wrote:Screen print? Why? Giclee unquestionably does a better job of capturing the essence of the original.
I won't buy a giclee anymore unless I've seen it in person, or seen a few things by that printer. And even then, some very reliable printers have let me down with some pretty high-profile giclees. I've seen super-fancy-pants expensive giclees range from "yeah that pretty much looks like the painting" to "well there's a fuzzy jpeg on a fancy piece of paper."
Giclee has its place, but considering what can be done with a screenprint, to say it's "unquestionably" better is either overestimating giclee or underestimating screenprinting.
And for this print, since Choe has a relationship with a pretty damn good screen, who could probably pull this off pretty respectably (though maybe not at 48 x 48 inches), well, we're into it.