[Catman 74]

scnomad...that's not bad mate..

[M]

Apr 3, 2015 20:46:04 GMT 1 Catman 74 said:

3 quid???I will buy all the pieces by NW at that price..hahaha..

You have still a chance.

issuu.com/widewalls6/docs/liste_des_oeuvres_2015/4?e=15137275/11916166

[M]

Apr 3, 2015 20:45:29 GMT 1 scnomad said:

Apr 3, 2015 20:44:11 GMT 1 scnomad said:

$1000 for the print
$86.09 for shipping to UK

Total: £735.63

+Tax & UPS fees no doubt......

yep UPS is bankser but fedex is the worst!

[Catman 74]

Was kidding..got the pdf from Eric at Brugier-Rigail long time ago..was really interested in the Air France piece..but when I saw the price I was like..oops..need to sell a kidney..

[scnomad]

Apr 3, 2015 20:47:10 GMT 1 Catman 74 said:

scnomad...that's not bad mate..

I'm quite pleased with the price really. Hopefuly it will live up to my expectations, as I plan on having it up on my wall for the forceable future.

I got some prices for some NW originals from a HK gallery yesterday, they were asking up to £40k each.......

[M]

Apr 3, 2015 21:02:31 GMT 1 Catman 74 said:

Was kidding..got the pdf from Eric at Brugier-Rigail long time ago..was really interested in the Air France piece..but when I saw the price I was like..oops..need to sell a kidney..

Congrats to those who bought i hope it will finish on the wall not on the ebay. Thanks

[Catman 74]

He might not get too much love here but he's still a legend in the urban art world..Would like to own an original but it's big bucks..would love a TMA canvas..stop dreaming Catman!!..hahaha..

[M]

Apr 3, 2015 21:02:59 GMT 1 scnomad said:

Apr 3, 2015 20:47:10 GMT 1 Catman 74 said:

scnomad...that's not bad mate..

I'm quite pleased with the price really. Hopefuly it will live up to my expectations, as I plan on having it up on my wall for the forceable future.

I got some prices for some NW originals from a HK gallery yesterday, they were asking up to £40k each.......

Gallery always asks for more! Try to negotiate...

[scnomad]

Don't worry, mines not one of those on ebay already.

I'll post a Pic when I get it on the wall.

Thinking about it; any advice on framing or would it be best not framed? This is my first 'print on wood'!

[Catman 74]

Personally I wouldn't frame it..but that's just me..

[jonvespa]

thanks everyone for your support on this one...I don't work for Prints on Wood, but facilitated this release (I did D*Face last year).

The prints look amazing. Hope ya'll enjoy them.

If you happen to be headed to a fest in the desert next week, I have some news for you next week, hehe.

jon

[jonvespa]

Apr 3, 2015 21:20:48 GMT 1 Catman 74 said:

Personally I wouldn't frame it..but that's just me..

you won't need to frame it.....the wood is sanded and polished.

[oe32]

Apr 4, 2015 2:40:48 GMT 1 jonvespa said:

Apr 3, 2015 21:20:48 GMT 1 Catman 74 said:

Personally I wouldn't frame it..but that's just me..

you won't need to frame it.....the wood is sanded and polished.

sounds nice

[scnomad]

Apr 4, 2015 8:40:02 GMT 1 oe32 said:

Apr 4, 2015 2:40:48 GMT 1 jonvespa said:

you won't need to frame it.....the wood is sanded and polished.

sounds nice

Possibly a daft question; so what's the best way to keep the print clean if it's not mounted behind UV glass etc.? I've got young kids, so I'm a bit concerned about possible damage and build up of dust etc.

[thesewalls]

If anyone doesn't end up keeping theirs and want's to trade/sell do get in touch!

[Liverpool ste123]

Apr 4, 2015 9:57:23 GMT 1 scnomad said:

Apr 4, 2015 8:40:02 GMT 1 oe32 said:

sounds nice

Possibly a daft question; so what's the best way to keep the print clean if it's not mounted behind UV glass etc.? I've got young kids, so I'm a bit concerned about possible damage and build up of dust etc.

I was thinking of sitting it behind a sheet of Perspex on Perspex pegs covered in velvet to protect the wood & not put indentations in it?

What do you think or anyone got any suggestions for those of us that will want to protect it?

Thanks in advance

[jonvespa]

Apr 4, 2015 10:20:18 GMT 1 Liverpool ste123 said:

Apr 4, 2015 9:57:23 GMT 1 scnomad said:

Possibly a daft question; so what's the best way to keep the print clean if it's not mounted behind UV glass etc.? I've got young kids, so I'm a bit concerned about possible damage and build up of dust etc.

I was thinking of sitting it behind a sheet of Perspex on Perspex pegs covered in velvet to protect the wood & not put indentations in it?

What do you think or anyone got any suggestions for those of us that will want to protect it?

Thanks in advance

i agree, behind plexi would look rad, but this is solid wood, it WILL be very heavy.....

jon

[Forbidden Love]

I heard that these are being delivered any day now. any pics?

[scnomad]

Missed the delivery today, but got an import invoice for £172...................

[Art Fan 2011]

Apr 29, 2015 16:02:41 GMT 1 scnomad said:

Missed the delivery today, but got an import invoice for £172...................

Ouch

[trapnel1]

Apr 29, 2015 16:02:41 GMT 1 scnomad said:

Missed the delivery today, but got an import invoice for £172...................

They've coded it wrong and charged the incorrect amount of VAT.  You should be able to challenge it successfully..........

[trapnel1]

Apr 29, 2015 16:02:41 GMT 1 scnomad said:

Missed the delivery today, but got an import invoice for £172...................

You will find all the answers and lots of useful information in this thread:

urbanartassociation.com/thread/92410/vat-answers-horses-mouth

As to why it varies - it depends partly on what the seller writes (how the art is described, and the value thay assign to it). The rest of the time (all too often), the people handling the import simply get it wrong. If this happens, and you persist, you can usually get a refund!

Read more: urbanartassociation.com/thread/110218/import-duty?page=1#ixzz3YiEEfjeI

[scnomad]

Apr 29, 2015 16:25:12 GMT 1 trapnel1 said:

Apr 29, 2015 16:02:41 GMT 1 scnomad said:

Missed the delivery today, but got an import invoice for £172...................

They've coded it wrong and charged the incorrect amount of VAT.  You should be able to challenge it successfully..........

Should it be reduced VAT (5%) for a 'digital' print?

Will get the refund form filled out tomorrow when it gets delivered.

[trapnel1]

Apr 29, 2015 16:31:32 GMT 1 scnomad said:

Should it be reduced VAT (5%) for a 'digital' print?

Will get the refund form filled out tomorrow when it gets delivered.

I think it's described as a Fine art wood print on 3/4" sustainable Birch wood, bright white finish.  Hand signed and numbered.   If you persist and word things correctly you should be fine.   Somewhere in  that older thread there's wording I used previously.......

[scnomad]

Apr 29, 2015 16:26:58 GMT 1 trapnel1 said:

Apr 29, 2015 16:02:41 GMT 1 scnomad said:

Missed the delivery today, but got an import invoice for £172...................

You will find all the answers and lots of useful information in this thread:

urbanartassociation.com/thread/92410/vat-answers-horses-mouth

As to why it varies - it depends partly on what the seller writes (how the art is described, and the value thay assign to it). The rest of the time (all too often), the people handling the import simply get it wrong. If this happens, and you persist, you can usually get a refund!

Read more: urbanartassociation.com/thread/110218/import-duty?page=1#ixzz3YiEEfjeI

Cheers for posting the link

[randomname]

Apr 3, 2015 20:36:44 GMT 1 M said:

Apr 1, 2015 10:55:18 GMT 1 Winter said:

Can't understand the attitude to digital print on this forum. I love screen print but sometimes a piece of art translates better to print if it's done digitally. No better or worse, just different. Some of the best prints I have are digital, inkjets, giclees and sometimes a mixture. I would guess if a row of prints was produced using a mixture of print techniques most people would struggle to identify which was which, me included.

I strongly believe that the best medium to the stencil artists is screen prints. Secondly You could buy Nick Walker canvas for 3quid from his last exhibition in France. Finally The shipping costs to the Europe are very high 300$ + 20/100*1300 ;p taxes. PS. For these people who are paid in other currency then $ i have one more argument ;P right? 

Personally, I think the best medium for this would have been hand-painted multiples. In this case, spray painted stencils. It would have been more work than an inkjet, of course. But the end product would have essentially been an original in terms of quality. 

That said, it sold out. So he found the right balance of cost and quality. 

[randomname]

Apr 4, 2015 9:57:23 GMT 1 scnomad said:

Apr 4, 2015 8:40:02 GMT 1 oe32 said:

sounds nice

Possibly a daft question; so what's the best way to keep the print clean if it's not mounted behind UV glass etc.? I've got young kids, so I'm a bit concerned about possible damage and build up of dust etc.

I have a few wood pieces. Dust hasn't been an issue. If you need to, I would lightly wipe it with a clean, dry microfiber towel. As far as young kids go, that could be an issue. My framer would charge about as much for a frame as the art cost, so personally I would ask them nicely not to destroy it and take my chances.

[scnomad]

"Art print on wood, hand signed and numbered by the artist, limited edition of 25"

I'm getting all confused on how to describe the print or if its even eligible for a refund, does it fall under this category?

Original engravings, prints and lithographs, being impressions produced in limited numbers directly in black and white or in colour of one or several plates executed entirely by hand by the artist, irrespective of the process or of the material employed by him, but not including any mechanical or photomechanical process (Tariff code 9702 00 00)

[scnomad]

Apr 29, 2015 17:27:17 GMT 1 scnomad said:

"Art print on wood, hand signed and numbered by the artist, limited edition of 25"

I'm getting all confused on how to describe the print or if its even eligible for a refund, does it fall under this category?

Original engravings, prints and lithographs, being impressions produced in limited numbers directly in black and white or in colour of one or several plates executed entirely by hand by the artist, irrespective of the process or of the material employed by him, but not including any mechanical or photomechanical process (Tariff code 9702 00 00)

or could I describe it as "Photograph of the original art taken by the artist, printed under supervision of the artist, signed and numbered to 25 copies"?

Under the following category:

photographs taken by the artist, printed by him or under his supervision, signed and numbered and limited to 30 copies, all sizes and mounts included

[11]

Apr 29, 2015 16:31:32 GMT 1 scnomad said:

Apr 29, 2015 16:25:12 GMT 1 trapnel1 said:

They've coded it wrong and charged the incorrect amount of VAT.  You should be able to challenge it successfully..........

Should it be reduced VAT (5%) for a 'digital' print?

Will get the refund form filled out tomorrow when it gets delivered.

Mine just arrived (UK) - and had to pay UPS £52 on the door-step - which is probably still a bit over what it should be 

Some serious packaging on it too :-



But looks lovely