[jB]

Would love to add a little sweettoof to the collection...Please PM if you have anything you are looking to sell.  Please PM with pictures and pricing of the work/s.  


US Based, happy to provide references.

Cheers!

[Ilgalmovman]

Try pandemicgallery.bigcartel.com they have a few bits.


pandemicgallery.bigcartel.com/artist/sweet-toof

[11]

There's still plenty been popping up on ST's bigcartel and expect more to come

sweettoof.bigcartel.com

[jB]

I would love a vase or a piece pottery, but have had no luck sadly. Anyone want to help a pal out?

[Ilgalmovman]

Haha you have to be very lucky to get one off sweettoofs cartel. As soon as I get a notification that sweettoof is adding something new. its a matter of hitting the refesh button a million times hopping your get it before anyone else does.
Good luck mate you never know.

[ed]

Dec 29, 2015 23:44:38 GMT 1 Ilgalmovman said:

Try pandemicgallery.bigcartel.com they have a few bits.


pandemicgallery.bigcartel.com/artist/sweet-toof

Having a look through the above site, a couple of the things they have for sale seem very similar to bits i own by ST. I'm not suggesting they're knock off's; when i look close up, there are slight differences in the frame and work but (especially Cobalt Ruff Neck pandemicgallery.bigcartel.com/product/sweet-toof-cobalt-ruff-neck ) they are almost identical, including the name of the work.



Was just wondering what peoples thoughts are. (sorry for taking over your FS thread)

[Cornish Crayon]

A lot of the cans are American style, how has sweet toof obtained these I've not seen these before.
Also there are a lot of cheap pieces in comparison to what's available on sweet toofs big cartel site


Just saying.......

[tigerblood]

Dec 31, 2015 14:23:47 GMT 1 avec art said:

oh yeah. They're clearly duplicates of some kind.

They are not dupes. They were unsold from the show last year at Pandemic in BK and were sent back to London recently. They need to be removed from the Pandemic site.

[11]

Sweet has been a prolific and consistent street artist and really has no regard for product - his prices have been way below market value - when you compare him to some of the new upstarts and consider you can buy originals from sweet at less than what some newbies price their first print at it has been incredible - and if you didn't take advantage then you can't now grumble that his prices are more realistic (but still bloody cheap IMO)

Pandemic looks like it is out of date and prices probably reflected his market at the time - some of the work didn't sell so he brought it back and sold through this current show. He's now had a solo show that has gone beyond all expectations and he is still trying to keep everyone happy by pricing things very reasonably. People still seem to want something for next to nothing and that isn't fair on the artist.

If you want some of his work I'd say now is the last chance as I reckon this is the beginning of a steady climb for him (and totally deserved too)

[ed]

Dec 31, 2015 16:33:38 GMT 1 11 said:

Sweet has been a prolific and consistent street artist and really has no regard for product - his prices have been way below market value - when you compare him to some of the new upstarts and consider you can buy originals from sweet at less than what some newbies price their first print at it has been incredible - and if you didn't take advantage then you can't now grumble that his prices are more realistic (but still bloody cheap IMO)

Pandemic looks like it is out of date and prices probably reflected his market at the time - some of the work didn't sell so he brought it back and sold through this current show. He's now had a solo show that has gone beyond all expectations and he is still trying to keep everyone happy by pricing things very reasonably. People still seem to want something for next to nothing and that isn't fair on the artist.

If you want some of his work I'd say now is the last chance as I reckon this is the beginning of a steady climb for him (and totally deserved too)

Thanks for clearing it up 11 and tigerblood, was just confused. Totally agree with what you said about this finally being his time and am loving the way he's releasing work

[Dibbs 45]

I get the feeling that there will be a new wave of work coming some time after the current show. This show has some work from the wick show and the show in the states. Still great prices that will rise in his next wave of work. They are up there with the best purchases last year.

[Matt]

kashi I think you are absolutely spot on both about his art and talent, and his future secondary prices.

That's what makes him and his art so great. No hype, no investment crap, just great art outside and in.

[chads007]

Agree with what's said. Nice to have on the wall to enjoy without thinking of value. Not sure I could spend 4 figures on his work though. Suprised how quick some sold as it was uploaded when previously went unsold. I think a lot of it works better on the street. The odd piece in an overall collection is nice to have though.

[Harveyn]

Personally I am big fan of both his street work and gallery pieces. Always reminds me of my visits to Shoreditch. Compared to some artists people spend 4 figure some on for prints never mind originals I know where my money would go. His oils on canvas really do have real depth and considering his Royal Academy training that does not come as a surprise to me.

I am certainly not advocating any investment potential but I think from the genre of street art he floats my boat.

[jB]

Added a lovely sculpture...but would still love a vase should anyone be willing to talk. Thanks again!

[maseo7]

Harvey,
Any chance we can see that Roller Gang canvas up on the wall?

[Harveyn]

Jan 4, 2016 23:40:01 GMT 1 maseo7 said:

Harvey,
Any chance we can see that Roller Gang canvas up on the wall?

Its still on show but when it arrives and I have it framed I will post images.