[Dungle]

I was given a signed showcard so now have 2 to give away.

Tell me your favourite piece of art that you own and why it's your favourite to be entered.

[phischa]

My favorite peace is WTWNFU by Eelus. It was one of the favorite prints of me and my girlfriend anyway and I finally bought it for me and her when I proposed to her last year as a symbol for the upcoming life beeing "back to back".

Great competition! Thank you Dungle

[bonesy]

This is probably the only new piece to hit my walls in the past year. Never thought I would own one of these. Was able to pick it up in Brooklyn- brought the family, got a pizza, it was a great day.

[Aza]

Nice one Dungle

My favourite is my Banksy Morons.



Not only did it take forever for me to get the money to buy it, but if one day it crashes and burns in value, I wouldn't give a shit. I can't believe you morons actually buy this shit

[oxfordwelshchap]

My favourite is my martin whatson angel. I paid too much for it but it looks amazing in the room it is in and makes me smile when I have to walk out the door to work!

[Dungle]

I will also add that the my are far and away the highest quality show cards ever!

[nds]

affordable art, I'm assuming you mean.



Conor Harrington- Small Town Tale with a Global Punch.



The image is not devoid of morality which I feel most contemporary art is . For me it captures raw emotion, in essence it captures feeling. The feeling that unities us all together, the unilateral understanding of hate, power, brutality. I suppose, rather than attempting to define what virtue truly is.........instead, this piece for me accepts what man is not, stripping the beast back to its true nature.



Unfortunately I do not own this piece and was planning on purchasing it during the summer hopefully from someone on this forum, however plans change, 'curse you Peter Blake and my art addiction for stealing my fund for this print'. 'so maybe towards the end of the year i will get it.

(edit) is that common when mentioning an artists name it links to ebay? 

[Greekboy]

Hey Dungle,
Thanks so much for the opportunity to win of these. Never enter these types of competitions, but I would love one of these.

My favorite piece in my collection by my favorite artist. After much thought about spending a month and a half's wages, I knew that if I let this pass, it would never again cross my path. My first original and the last piece to go if needs be. I believe this freehand painting really embodies the rawness and energy in Bast's work. Hopefully my children will appreciate art the way that I do.

The Duke

[Jameszee]

My Mehdi Ghadyanloo - Hat Trick Without Encouragement is the favourite print that I own.

It was an impulse buy when I was taking my then heavily pregnant wife out for lunch in East London. It's a raw, but dark and strong image. Those children playing are blissfully unaware of the power that can crush them at any moment. Luckily my 11 month old girl doesn't have a clue what's going on in that image (yet)

The icing on the cake was by chance bumping into Mehdi painting his wall in East Dulwich a few weeks later. Possibly one of the most nicest and unegotistical artists that I've ever met. I look forward to seeing what is in his new show very much.

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Apr 15, 2016 22:33:54 GMT 1 Jameszee said:

My Mehdi Ghadyanloo - Hat Trick Without Encouragement is the favourite print that I own.

It was an impulse buy when I was taking my then heavily pregnant wife out for lunch in East London. It's a raw, but dark and strong image. Those children playing are blissfully unaware of the power that can crush them at any moment. Luckily my 11 month old girl doesn't have a clue what's going on in that image (yet)

The icing on the cake was by chance bumping into Mehdi painting his wall in East Dulwich a few weeks later. Possibly one of the most nicest and unegotistical artists that I've ever met. I look forward to seeing what is in his new show very much.

Very cool James. I have my first Mehdi en route. Really interesting artist.

[Lroy]

My favorite piece of art is without contest the first prints I bought when I knew about street-art and prints , after seing Exit : the Stik Single Mum ( my best one ) and Pins Target ( my first print ever ) . It was epic to find a frame then.
Thank you Dungle..

http://instagram.com/p/BBxXBdEvmAt

[treweman]

A difficult task. My favorite piece, at least at the moment I'm writing this, is probably the 4 layer stencil on canvas that I recently acquired from forum member Tinku. It is very, very large, and the colors are wonderful. It actually glows even in low light, as if it has gold leaf. This may be the best stencil work I've ever seen, and that is saying a lot. And to be honest, as impressive as this is, it s even more special because I had an opportunity to meet the artist and his father while on a recent trip to Mexico City. Titled Retorno ...

[Dungle]

Good odds of winning in this comp as only 9 entries so far!

Will run till Friday so let us know your favourite art piece to have a chance

[tech]

Mine is the future relic 2 by Daniel Arsham as he is my favorite artist and i'm into photography. Thanks so much for this amazing giveaway Dungle.

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[inkedup]

Pixel Pancho "Decomposition"

One of the few prints I was able to score directly from the gallery and not in the second market.  I just love the image and it reminds me of the History channel tv series "Life After People" which I found fascinating.

[taz66]

I like all of my Art but one that reminds me of my youth is Dead rebels Sid. The Sex Pistols seem to send shivers down my spine when I listen to them. Apart from being a great band I love the story behind them.
Great Music, Great times Rock n roll !!!!

[longshanks]

oh man, I'd love a show card as I missed the show, but to pick a favourite would be like picking a favourite child. I guess my Sandra Chevrier holds a place in my heart as it's an original, and most of my other bits are prints. But then my first ever print also holds a place. That'd be Banksy - Toxic Mary. But my first Hush - Twin Light really got me going with regards to collecting and lead me to this place....
Nope, cant do it. Bugger good luck everyone else, I've failed

[nds]

Apr 18, 2016 19:02:34 GMT 1 Yes its Me said:

I've got two Paul Insect Show Cards if anyone wants one inbox me I don't need two of them. There's a few on eBay. I don't believe you should sell them.

Despite the give away which is a very nice offer, I think it is generally nice to read about peoples favourite art pieces.
in that case I think you should do what dungle is doing, it adds a bit more interest. 

[S.A.S]

This is my favourite piece of art I own.
reason been it's a great piece itself and the fact my own mother painted it makes it priceless to me.

http://instagram.com/p/BEWyf1qlM86

www.instagram.com/p/BEWyf1qlM86/

[S.A.S]

Good luck everyone.hoping to be lucky with this one.
great prize and great pieces off art people.
thanks for the chance Dungle.

[ferg]

Adam Neate paid his rent with these type of street piece before he became famous I have a letter telling the story of this one which has been confirmed by Adam.its my fave. Because of the story and it's simplicity, great lines and shows how much Adams work has progressed compared to others IMO.

[Schrödinger's Chat]

Okay, I don't want to be the one to come out with the X-Factor sob story but my Martin Whatson ER is my absolute favourite piece I own.

I bought this with money I inherited from my Grandparents (part of my Mum's share of the inheritance since she passed away when I was just 16). I bought it because I love the beauty of the image combining the furthest reaches of scientific discovery (space travel) with the natural beauty (and complexity - have you ever seen how a butterfly flies?) of the butterfly.

I'm not a religious person (quite the opposite) but I still have this weird sentimentality that those close to me that have passed on are out there somewhere looking down/watching and making sure myself and my family are well and every time I look at this image I am reminded of them.  

[Coach]

Apr 22, 2016 12:43:42 GMT 1 Schrödinger's Chat said:

Okay, I don't want to be the one to come out with the X-Factor sob story but my Martin Whatson ER is my absolute favourite piece I own.

I bought this with money I inherited from my Grandparents (part of my Mum's share of the inheritance since she passed away when I was just 16). I bought it because I love the beauty of the image combining the furthest reaches of scientific discovery (space travel) with the natural beauty (and complexity - have you ever seen how a butterfly flies?) of the butterfly.

I'm not a religious person (quite the opposite) but I still have this weird sentimentality that those close to me that have passed on are out there somewhere looking down/watching and making sure myself and my family are well and every time I look at this image I am reminded of them.  

Beautiful.

[Dungle]

S.A.S and Greekboy ping me your details and I'll send you a showcard.

[S.A.S]

Thank you very much dungle.
overjoyed to have been picked.
Also thanks to everyone else for your comments on your favourite pieces off art.I'm always learning on here and appreciate members sharing their knowledge and opinions.

[oxfordwelshchap]

Thanks for the great giveaway dungle. Sad I didn't win but hopefully we can return the favour one day.

[Dibbs 45]

Apr 22, 2016 22:23:09 GMT 1 oxfordwelshchap said:

Thanks for the great giveaway dungle. Sad I didn't win but hopefully we can return the favour one day.

Great giveaway Dungle. I have a spare pm me your addy and I will get one to you.

[Greekboy]

Many thanks Dungle! What a great way to start the weekend. I really appreciate it and enjoyed reading everyone's entries. Some great pieces with even better stories behind them.