then, these. so good.
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this one means the most to me -- i bet you can guess why. and it came out AWESOME.
then, these. so good.
then, these. so good.
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Oh my god, did Stout do that? It looks amazing.tj wrote:this one means the most to me -- i bet you can guess why. and it came out AWESOME.
Honestly, I would love to commission a piece like that in the future.
The Robocop one is superb as well. I wanted to purchase it but have no space for it at the moment.
yup -- that's tyler stout. he really did my invites as a favor for me more than for money. like, seriously, i freaked OUT when i saw them.
they were actually printed by andy diesels old printer -- seizure palace - and they turned out crazy good. it's funny, tyler gave 'em the art and he was supposed to drop by the next day to see them get printed and when he got there, they were already done. those guys are so fast. really killer print job. it was one poster and 5 handbills per sheet. i also had them phantasy 'em up and print them on whatever they had lying around, including chipboard. that's definitely the "ethnic" variant. heh.
last thing i'll say about them -- he was actually doing that print when his big lebowski opportunity came up. he put my poster on hold for 2 days and completely did that big lebowski print. pretty crazy how fast he can work without sacrificing quality.
they were actually printed by andy diesels old printer -- seizure palace - and they turned out crazy good. it's funny, tyler gave 'em the art and he was supposed to drop by the next day to see them get printed and when he got there, they were already done. those guys are so fast. really killer print job. it was one poster and 5 handbills per sheet. i also had them phantasy 'em up and print them on whatever they had lying around, including chipboard. that's definitely the "ethnic" variant. heh.
last thing i'll say about them -- he was actually doing that print when his big lebowski opportunity came up. he put my poster on hold for 2 days and completely did that big lebowski print. pretty crazy how fast he can work without sacrificing quality.
That's one of the greatest things I've ever seen!
Holy fudge!
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These came to mind quite easily without recourse to any Fillmore posters:
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That's awesome. Tyler is one of my favourite artists, not only because of his wonderful art, but partly because he's so down-to-earth and his prices are more than reasonable.tj wrote:yup -- that's tyler stout. he really did my invites as a favor for me more than for money. like, seriously, i freaked OUT when i saw them.
they were actually printed by andy diesels old printer -- seizure palace - and they turned out crazy good. it's funny, tyler gave 'em the art and he was supposed to drop by the next day to see them get printed and when he got there, they were already done. those guys are so fast. really killer print job. it was one poster and 5 handbills per sheet. i also had them phantasy 'em up and print them on whatever they had lying around, including chipboard. that's definitely the "ethnic" variant. heh.
last thing i'll say about them -- he was actually doing that print when his big lebowski opportunity came up. he put my poster on hold for 2 days and completely did that big lebowski print. pretty crazy how fast he can work without sacrificing quality.
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Thanks for replying! My first thread, so I had to make it a good one.wneff wrote:Thanks for the thread machination
Glad to see some love for this one... it also figures in my top 5..wneff wrote:Wow, I'm loving that McPherson. Very nice.110thStreet wrote:These came to mind quite easily without recourse to any Fillmore posters:
and btw, I can't wait to receive one of your top 5, DD's Toru Okada..
thx to this thread, I realized I had overlooked that vintage Danger print for long enough..
*** my mind might be playin' some tricks on me right now.. can't find your top 5 post.. Toru Okada was on juice top 5 though..
Kramerica wrote:There are a ton of really nice people who come across as complete dickheads on EB.
I hadn't really looked closely at "How They Fly Away.." before. Based on the EB gallery photo, it must be incredible in person. And your other McPherson pick, "Idealization", looks fantastic too.tranito wrote:Glad to see some love for this one... it also figures in my top 5..
As for Toru Okada, I chose it as one of my "What single print defines your favorite artist/artists?" thread picks. It really deserves to be in my Top 5 list too. It's time to adopt your decimal approach...I'll designate it Pick 1.2
"Idealization" is out of this world. as for "fly away" the print quality,glossy screen print layer on top, embossement ... etc is top notch, but the image just didn't work for me. i hope paypal clears my payment soon so my "sometimes i just want a hug" AP can get onto it's way.wneff wrote:I hadn't really looked closely at "How They Fly Away.." before. Based on the EB gallery photo, it must be incredible in person. And your other McPherson pick, "Idealization", looks fantastic too.tranito wrote:Glad to see some love for this one... it also figures in my top 5..
As for Toru Okada, I chose it as one of my "What single print defines your favorite artist/artists?" thread picks. It really deserves to be in my Top 5 list too. It's time to adopt your decimal approach...I'll designate it Pick 1.2
Yes, I remember now... The decimal approach is more fun for sure!! It gives the opportunity to bring more depth and put things a little bit more in perspective.. Let's see that list!!
About How They Fly Away, you'll never love a giclee more than you'd love the original that's for sure. But if the image is your thing like in my case, the print is something to be seen..
The decimal approach is more fun for sure!! It gives the opportunity to bring more depth and put things a little bit more in perspective.. Let's see that list!!About How They Fly Away, you'll never love a giclee more than you'd love the original that's for sure. But if the image is your thing like in my case, the print is something to be seen..
Kramerica wrote:There are a ton of really nice people who come across as complete dickheads on EB.
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