The Most Underrated Prints

zefarrett · Sun Jun 09, 2013 11:28 pm

Absolutely LOVE this. Have it framed up and can't help but smile looking at it

dinkydoggy · Mon Jun 10, 2013 12:40 am

sugarhiccup wrote:

Laurent Durieux Buck Rogers. Maybe it's just because people aren't all that familiar with Buck, but regardless, it's a great print - gorgeous colors and a perfectly-captured pulpy vibe. Looks insane in person.

Very true!

Ctg9095 · Mon Jun 10, 2013 12:44 am

Sexy in person. Really love the color scheme. BAM

harrykeogh · Mon Jun 10, 2013 4:12 am

sugarhiccup wrote:

Laurent Durieux Buck Rogers. Maybe it's just because people aren't all that familiar with Buck, but regardless, it's a great print - gorgeous colors and a perfectly-captured pulpy vibe. Looks insane in person.

Hell yeah, it's a beaut!

Ctg9095 wrote:[/url]

Sexy in person. Really love the color scheme. BAM

Thanks for posting that. Just bought one. Never knew this existed,flew right by me.

Brichella · Mon Jun 10, 2013 7:05 am

theperfecttree wrote:such an amazing and tense movie captured quite well in a single stiff but elegant pose by Craig Drake. I can see how many would be turned off by this style but with as many Drake and Aronofsky fans around here I'm surprised this gets almost no attention.

Nice, but here's an even more beautiful Black Swan print by Adam Simpson. An artist well respected in England, but unknown (I'm sure) amongst the EB/Mondo crowd.

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downtown · Mon Jun 10, 2013 7:45 am

mrcarstairs wrote:
Brichella wrote:How can any mondo poster be described as underrated?

Here is the most underrated mondo poster.

Buckhammer · Mon Jun 10, 2013 8:02 am

expand to 12 x 36, slap the titles on this, print a 1000 and watch it sell out in 1 minute.

Why is this not worth more? One of Taylors best IMO, the colors are amazing. Is it because it has GOT titles?

Beautifully executed.

DonPiano · Mon Jun 10, 2013 10:06 am

Buckhammer wrote:
Why is this not worth more? One of Taylors best IMO, the colors are amazing. Is it because it has GOT titles?

There are a fair few Taylor's that deserve to be higher valued on the aftermarket, but aren't. American Werewolf in London, Creature from the Black Lagoon, At the Drive-In. I'd say it's not worth more because the market was saturated with Game of Thrones prints at the time. So, don't look at it that it's under appreciated, it's just a great print that could be gotten cheap.

Ctg9095 · Mon Jun 10, 2013 10:10 am

Buckhammer wrote:
Beautifully executed.

And the GID is sexy too :drool:

veltri · Mon Jun 10, 2013 10:20 am

zefarrett wrote:
Absolutely LOVE this. Have it framed up and can't help but smile looking at it

Oh yeah, out of all the possible underrated Jay Ryan prints, this one belongs here the most.

HappaHaoli · Mon Jun 10, 2013 10:29 am

veltri wrote:
zefarrett wrote:
Absolutely LOVE this. Have it framed up and can't help but smile looking at it
Oh yeah, out of all the possible underrated Jay Ryan prints, this one belongs here the most.

While watching Just Like Being There on Netflix I realized why Jay went with a Dutch style bike for the print. Draw what you know.

veltri · Mon Jun 10, 2013 10:33 am

HappaHaoli wrote:
veltri wrote:
zefarrett wrote:
Absolutely LOVE this. Have it framed up and can't help but smile looking at it
Oh yeah, out of all the possible underrated Jay Ryan prints, this one belongs here the most.
While watching Just Like Being There on Netflix I realized why Jay went with a Dutch style bike for the print. Draw what you know.

That's so cool! I'm reposting this in the Cargo Flip thread.

zefarrett · Mon Jun 10, 2013 10:47 am

veltri wrote:
zefarrett wrote:
Absolutely LOVE this. Have it framed up and can't help but smile looking at it
Oh yeah, out of all the possible underrated Jay Ryan prints, this one belongs here the most.

There are a ton of underrated prints by Jay, but I agree that this is totally #1!