The Dharma Van 09 Methane Studios
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If the folks at Methane, who created this print, sell it at a higher price now than earlier, that really shouldn't be called "flipping". They have raised the price from the original release price, as market demand indicates they should, but they are the original owners and creators. They did not "speculate", they did not buy and resell at a higher price, which is my understanding of the classic "flipper" definition used around here. Why should not the artist get the financial benefit of high demand for their own work?
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Grateful69Phish
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What are you babbling about?
This print has already been sold out
This print has already been sold out
they have a few extra they'll be selling next week. They'll sell them at whatever price they want, so it's pointless to bitch about it now.Grateful69Phish wrote:What are you babbling about?
This print has already been sold out
mistersmith wrote: Yet another pair of prints that I freak over, plan to frame for my office, buy for too much money, then stash away in a flat file because framing is balls expensive. Can't wait.
The van arrived in Phoenix today. Hubby and I just went over it with a scorpion light (UV) and it is Sweet. Glad it's on black paper or I'd be worried about ink scratches (the light never touched it btw and neither did we). Love the Methane logo between the bumper and the rear tire, and of course the skull.
My interview with Mark McDevitt of Methane Studios is now posted at LOSTblog.com.
Comments are encouraged. Thanks!
- Alex
Comments are encouraged. Thanks!
- Alex
Same fudge, different drop.
Still available. I guess $175 is more than most can spare in this economy. Personally this is the only of the 5 Lost prints that I managed to get that I have no qualms about keeping. It's a cool print.gonzo303 wrote:back up http://methanestudios.com/category/prints?item=2942
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middayshadows
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Ditto all that. They obviously want every penny as much as it is averaging on ebay. Great print, and I'm very glad I got it for a reasonable price.kj1nyr wrote:Still available. I guess $175 is more than most can spare in this economy. Personally this is the only of the 5 Lost prints that I managed to get that I have no qualms about keeping. It's a cool print.gonzo303 wrote:back up http://methanestudios.com/category/prints?item=2942
from the pics looks like bottom right-hand cornertdimatt wrote:can anyone confirm the location of the signature and number on these prints?
mistersmith wrote: Yet another pair of prints that I freak over, plan to frame for my office, buy for too much money, then stash away in a flat file because framing is balls expensive. Can't wait.