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THE VACVVM: Official Discussion Thread
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Timbrh2001
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Yeah, I debated including the sleeve of the Basement Set along with both prints in one big frameup but decided to leave it out and just frame both prints separately (w/o the sleeve) because I wasn't sure if it was gonna work out.greenhorn1 wrote:I think it is very difficult to frame up multiple prints in a single frame and have it look good. Especially when the sizes vary as dramatically as these do. 99% of the time I think it would look better using separate frames and displayed side by side.
Now prove me wrong people!
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Timbrh2001
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Doubt someone is gonna care that much to steal a timed edition Horkey with a run size in the 400s off your wall. Even if they did, what's it gonna cost to replace it? $150-200? Wouldn't worry about it, haha.Whitey9457 wrote:I personally don't understand why someone would frame a COA at all... It might be beautiful.... but it is still just a COA...mfaith wrote:I personalty don't understand why someone would frame a certificate of authenticity seperate from the print it's certifying. I know people have done it; i just don't understand it. My frameup will have them pairedjtanner11 wrote:Just opened mine up. The craftsmanship on this is unreal and the larger size of the COA is awesome. They definitely deserve to be framed separately.
At first I was thinking that (if I had purchased this) I would probably just tuck the COA in the back of the frame so that they aren't lost/separated, but I'm pretty sure I see merit in keeping the two in different locations... Just in case something got stolen, etc. (although i guess this would be more important with more valuable art)
Anti-hype!! With that embossing and coa this is worth $400 or $500 easy! :pTimbrh2001 wrote:Doubt someone is gonna care that much to steal a timed edition Horkey with a run size in the 400s off your wall. Even if they did, what's it gonna cost to replace it? $150-200? Wouldn't worry about it, haha.Whitey9457 wrote:I personally don't understand why someone would frame a COA at all... It might be beautiful.... but it is still just a COA...mfaith wrote:I personalty don't understand why someone would frame a certificate of authenticity seperate from the print it's certifying. I know people have done it; i just don't understand it. My frameup will have them pairedjtanner11 wrote:Just opened mine up. The craftsmanship on this is unreal and the larger size of the COA is awesome. They definitely deserve to be framed separately.
At first I was thinking that (if I had purchased this) I would probably just tuck the COA in the back of the frame so that they aren't lost/separated, but I'm pretty sure I see merit in keeping the two in different locations... Just in case something got stolen, etc. (although i guess this would be more important with more valuable art)
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UrsusMorris
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Well, i'm in love with mine, as was expected. #200.
mattkardish wrote:the polar bear would take the great white to the corner of jabroni drive and know your role boulevard and rock bottom his ass onto that stop sign and finish him off with the people's elbow. clearly y'all can't smell what the polar bear is cookin.
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UrsusMorris
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That was my thoughts. I can get down on some 200
mattkardish wrote:the polar bear would take the great white to the corner of jabroni drive and know your role boulevard and rock bottom his ass onto that stop sign and finish him off with the people's elbow. clearly y'all can't smell what the polar bear is cookin.
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sidewaysscott
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All of this. +1Xander wrote:Received mine tonight. Not much else to say, it's just perfect.HappaHaoli wrote:jtanner11 wrote:Just opened mine up. The craftsmanship on this is unreal and the larger size of the COA is awesome. They definitely deserve to be framed separately.
Thank you, Mitch! Really looking forward to the 2015 releases.mcnail wrote:Glad folks are enjoying them. We are super proud of how this release turned out. Thanks again.
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UrsusMorris
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+2 
mattkardish wrote:the polar bear would take the great white to the corner of jabroni drive and know your role boulevard and rock bottom his ass onto that stop sign and finish him off with the people's elbow. clearly y'all can't smell what the polar bear is cookin.
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Sithlord32
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Not sure if anyone had seen or was following the progress of the Supersonic Invitational @Spokeart but it looks as though Ruas will be having new work(s) to contribute. Curious to see if whats up and coming from him at the Invitational will be available at The VACVVM in a variant or otherwise.
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uhg what a lame place to be...at least I know it on the way
