please - review his shipping technique. my FB wall is empty without another review from you.35mmpaul wrote:Yeah, Josh has never shipped anything before ever. NOooooob
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Sorry, I guess I should have included sarcasm tags...Cinlabyrinth wrote:Pretty sure they've considered the effects of tossing a small piece of metal in the middle of a poster and come up with a simple solution (as outlined above).
damn, 10 hours ago. thought it was last night.acidburn wrote:creature was today?cotis wrote:please - review his shipping technique. my FB wall is empty without another review from you.35mmpaul wrote:Yeah, Josh has never shipped anything before ever. NOooooob
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i think you're right about the previews looking better right now on our screens with the lightsabers crossing the borders, but I think that once each piece is framed it'll look much better with the light saber not crossing the molding ....simonldt wrote:The preview with the sabers crossing the borders really is the better version. It really adds extra depth to the print. I respect the artist's final decision but if you ask me, it is the wrong decision.
Thats usually cuz i fail on my phone and my work comp blocks your website for whatever reasonacidburn wrote:haha you do this every time. I watch! Love you though and thank you for your support in the thread.phips wrote:Says who?
Dammit is the yaoi page live already, acidburn?phips wrote:Thats usually cuz i fail on my phone and my work comp blocks your website for whatever reasonacidburn wrote:haha you do this every time. I watch! Love you though and thank you for your support in the thread.phips wrote:Says who?
35mmpaul wrote:We are addicted to things that hurt our butts.
Not really. There are plenty of grainy/tracer artists these days. And no one cares about the lifted image? At least Manev reworked the Punisher into a new character.Diabolos80 wrote:KSUvet wrote:I think the poster looks pretty good, but it certainly isn't breaking any new ground. I don't really care for the key image of Luke taken right off the original Jedi poster, with the looming Vader also very similar. I get that it's hard to avoid similarities on a property like this, but at least make the main elements different. The rest appear to be a bunch of promotional stills put through a grainy filter. Is there really anything that makes it unique to the artist like the takes by Stout or Moss?
Well, it does have evvverything. And the colors and "grain" make it unique to Gabz.
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I don't think lifted image/tracing is unique to this one piece, look at his Mulholland or some other posters from him.KSUvet wrote:Not really. There are plenty of grainy/tracer artists these days. And no one cares about the lifted image? At least Manev reworked the Punisher into a new character.Diabolos80 wrote:KSUvet wrote:I think the poster looks pretty good, but it certainly isn't breaking any new ground. I don't really care for the key image of Luke taken right off the original Jedi poster, with the looming Vader also very similar. I get that it's hard to avoid similarities on a property like this, but at least make the main elements different. The rest appear to be a bunch of promotional stills put through a grainy filter. Is there really anything that makes it unique to the artist like the takes by Stout or Moss?
Well, it does have evvverything. And the colors and "grain" make it unique to Gabz.