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Anyone have any info on the upcoming misfits stuff this Friday

thefiend5 wrote:Anyone have any info on the upcoming misfits stuff this Friday

ciphe wrote:

https://obeyclothing.com/products/obey- ... 7226586122

This went pretty quick.

i like the box design too. was kinda hoping they would be stenciled but still looks cool. wonder how many they sold

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Shepard-Fairey ... SwKGxazGfr

Dis looks like a forgery to me. The paper seems way too textured , and mistake in color offset . Well, what do we expect for an expensive print
that Obey gives away the PDF file to download and " print your own" and this one has a passable signature
I expect fakes will be an increasing problem as his prints get costly .

on to[pic, So many fake Dali prints out there, it's funny
There is a story published about Dali being stopped at the Belgium border with 20,000 sheets of Dali signed blank printing papers
he realized he could make more money just selling his signature to "do it your selfers"

Luls. Looks fine to me.

Codeblue wrote:Luls. Looks fine to me.

this. seems like it might be legit. paper seems to be within the realm of the normal speckletone paper. seller has sold many APs previously. seems to have a connections with getting APs.

Arterre wrote:https://www.ebay.com/itm/Shepard-Fairey ... SwKGxazGfr

Dis looks like a forgery to me. The paper seems way too textured , and mistake in color offset . Well, what do we expect for an expensive print
that Obey gives away the PDF file to download and " print your own" and this one has a passable signature
I expect fakes will be an increasing problem as his prints get costly .

on to[pic, So many fake Dali prints out there, it's funny
There is a story published about Dali being stopped at the Belgium border with 20,000 sheets of Dali signed blank printing papers
he realized he could make more money just selling his signature to "do it your selfers"

What about the hairs stuck in the ink in the upper right pics , never seen hair before , and speckletone cream is smooth,
that looks like 120 lb Arches water color paper to me

Eyes be playing tricks on ya homie. the hair is prolly a leftover pube from duke having one final peen rub before listing it.

Seriously. People need to drymounting think before they starting accusing others' of forgeries. FYI. The digital version is different from the print version if you get the urge to grind a few out with the office printer.

Years ago I had a EBer tell me that the Imperial Glory screen print I was selling was a fake because the print was never numbered, was larger, and still available on the Obey site.

People are drymounting idiots...

- Rup

Arterre wrote:

Arterre wrote:https://www.ebay.com/itm/Shepard-Fairey ... SwKGxazGfr

Dis looks like a forgery to me. The paper seems way too textured , and mistake in color offset . Well, what do we expect for an expensive print
that Obey gives away the PDF file to download and " print your own" and this one has a passable signature
I expect fakes will be an increasing problem as his prints get costly .

on to[pic, So many fake Dali prints out there, it's funny
There is a story published about Dali being stopped at the Belgium border with 20,000 sheets of Dali signed blank printing papers
he realized he could make more money just selling his signature to "do it your selfers"

What about the hairs stuck in the ink in the upper right pics , never seen hair before , and speckletone cream is smooth,
that looks like 120 lb Arches water color paper to me

Jesus. This print is absolutely not a forgery. I've purchased from this seller before, and not only is this seller legitmate, but like halftone says, the seller has valid access to APs.

Oh yeah, also -- that's definitely not Arches watercolor paper. Arches watercolor paper is cotton rag. Cotton rag doesn't have the flecks and shives that the pulp-based speckletone that Fairey uses has.

stuckeyc wrote:i like the box design too. was kinda hoping they would be stenciled but still looks cool. wonder how many they sold

I wish it was stencilled. I would've bought a dozen.