Anything OBEY related

[mrB7LACK]

Ozzy, personally, has been on a farewell tour since '92 and I am pretty sure Sabbath has been on one since "99. Milking the teat, am I right?

[misterwhisper]

Be Reasonable, Shepard Fairey x Jamie Reid. 18 inches by 24 inches on white Speckle Tone paper. Numbered Edition of 375. Signed by Shepard Fairey. Available Tuesday, March 1 at 10AM PST on ObeyGiant.com in Prints section. $70. Limit 1 per person/household.



Suburban Pressure, Shepard Fairey x Jamie Reid. 18 inches by 24 inches on white Speckle Tone paper. Numbered Edition of 375. Signed by Shepard Fairey. Available Tuesday, March 1 at 10AM PST on ObeyGiant.com in Prints section. $70. Limit 1 per person/household.

[mfaith]

[bulkhead72]

Shoplifters is still my favorite collab, but I am digging these, too.

[samuraiwriter]

Again with the text.



I think he's figured making art for people who need it literally spelled out for them is the best way to go forward.

Oh well.

[bulkhead72]

Fair critique. These hit you over the head with the message, but are still fun collabs. Love the colors.

[samuraiwriter]

Fair critique. These hit you over the head with the message, but are still fun collabs. Love the colors.

I agree about the colors and collaboration with a legend, but he's underestimating his audience and that is a shame.

[PDC]

Fair critique. These hit you over the head with the message, but are still fun collabs. Love the colors.

I agree about the colors and collaboration with a legend, but he's underestimating his audience and that is a shame.

The second one is obviously a cover for a publication so the type makes sense. That one is really nice.
If someone wants to convey a message through typography instead of graphics and imagery, so be it.
It shouldn't offend anyone's intelligence.

[bulkhead72]

[samuraiwriter]

Fair critique. These hit you over the head with the message, but are still fun collabs. Love the colors.

I agree about the colors and collaboration with a legend, but he's underestimating his audience and that is a shame.

The second one is obviously a cover for a publication so the type makes sense. That one is really nice.
If someone wants to convey a message through typography instead of graphics and imagery, so be it.
It shouldn't offend anyone's intelligence.

All I am saying is he has evolved into something less than where he started. Devolved, I guess that's the word. Are you arguing his more recent work surpasses his older work, PDC? Of course not. It's not even in the same league.

Some artists get better with age, some don't. Who cares, right? As long as it "sells out" and folks can flip it.

[misterwhisper]

Y'all can feel free to complain about text in Fairey's solo stuff, but honestly, Jamie Reid is all about text and typography. It's a distinctive and defining aspect of his work.

[Kramerica]

I dig the Suburban Pressure. Will definitely try and pick one up.

[hogie777]

I dig the Suburban Pressure. Will definitely try and pick one up.

I don't see info for this on obey giant. Is it dropping elsewhere?

[halftonegraphics]

I dig the Suburban Pressure. Will definitely try and pick one up.

I don't see info for this on obey giant. Is it dropping elsewhere?

https://obeygiant.com/?id=74860

Available Tuesday, March 1 at 10AM PST on ObeyGiant.com in Prints section. $70. Limit 1 per person/household.

and if clothing is more of your thing, the series is up at http://obeyclothing.com/collections/man ... eid?page=1

[no1gdman]

I know Jamie Reid is probably in his late 60's now, but why didn't they both sign it?