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Resisted this sultry siren's call, kept your edition smaller.

VaughanJer wrote:
2008 - just started collecting - $300-$500
2009 - starting to get hooked - $1000 +
2010 - now I'm in trouble - $6000 +
2011 - off to a good start - $1000 +

A yes, I have not framed a damn thing yet!

You might want to reassess what you're doing with $10,000 worth of prints without putting any on the walls...

VaughanJer wrote:

entropy wrote: I'm uneasy about buying these unplanned for prints, even if they're only $20 (I'm sure we can all relate to the cumulative nickel and dime assault on our wallets after say, a year. Doesn't seem like it when you're buying... but after you tally the results, you tell yourself, I could have bought an original painting or drawing if I hadn't purchased these ten prints..)

I'm sure I'll be happy with it

I have my tally sir, I did this at the end of last year by going through all my PayPal receipts, so this doesn't include anything I bought without using my PayPal account...

2008 - just started collecting - $300-$500
2009 - starting to get hooked - $1000 +
2010 - now I'm in trouble - $6000 +
2011 - off to a good start - $1000 +

A yes, I have not framed a damn thing yet!

How bout this for paypal receipts

2011--$4,000.00 so far. Starting to get really hooked.

I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one. And to think that the framing bills will most likely be double! I am going to have to go through my collection at some point and whittle it down before the bank does it for me

I like to think of it in terms of good investments though by "diversifying my portfolio" while still getting to enjoy the fruits of my hard work and large bills on a daily basis instead of some stock.

tlaz wrote:I really like the way it was sold, nearly everyone who wanted on will get one and it will still be a limited ed. easy +1

Me too. I'd love it if he took this approach on his next big movie release. Everyone who wants to buy one gets one. Should stave off a lot of the people looking to just do a quick flip, but in the long run it's still a limited edition. This would be a good way for him to release a Back To The Future print.....

guinness78 wrote:

tlaz wrote:I really like the way it was sold, nearly everyone who wanted on will get one and it will still be a limited ed. easy +1

Me too. I'd love it if he took this approach on his next big movie release. Everyone who wants to buy one gets one. Should stave off a lot of the people looking to just do a quick flip, but in the long run it's still a limited edition. This would be a good way for him to release a Back To The Future print.....

Problem is then it'd be a run of 3000...

As with all of Stout's work, looks pretty great to me. Thanks, Tyler, for making this an open edition.

rmoore wrote:

VaughanJer wrote:
2008 - just started collecting - $300-$500
2009 - starting to get hooked - $1000 +
2010 - now I'm in trouble - $6000 +
2011 - off to a good start - $1000 +

A yes, I have not framed a damn thing yet!

You might want to reassess what you're doing with $10,000 worth of prints without putting any on the walls...

I assess the situation daily, sir.

Hey, I just got matte samples from AmericanFrame.com so at least that's a step in the right direction!

New image Herja 11 Stout
Detail Shots of actual print - from tstout.com

New image Herja 11 Stout
Detail Shots of actual print - from tstout.com

New image Herja 11 Stout
Detail Shots of actual print - from tstout.com

New image Herja 11 Stout
Detail Shots of actual print - from tstout.com

Detail shots of the actual print might have those who passed regretting their decision, looks fantastic. I'm sure there will be plenty to be had in time though.

Stunning. Glad I'm in for one.

Stout does a great job on the art prints of women ... dig these as well ...

pewter14 wrote:Stout does a great job on the art prints of women ...

i bought it for the grasshopper