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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by Deleted on Nov 25, 2017 4:51:35 GMT 1, I really hope I can get one of these, hope it isn't too expensive.
I really hope I can get one of these, hope it isn't too expensive.
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jbelleit
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by jbelleit on Nov 27, 2017 21:48:39 GMT 1, $475/500 edition
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by timmundo on Nov 27, 2017 22:10:23 GMT 1, Gulp.
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nighthawk
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by nighthawk on Nov 27, 2017 22:19:40 GMT 1, Exactly like Ballet. No surprises on price and run.
Only surprise to me is the colours they chose to go with...
OG ![](http://preview.ibb.co/mpCf7m/qWofyQg.jpg)
vs Print
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Exactly like Ballet. No surprises on price and run. Only surprise to me is the colours they chose to go with... OG ![](http://preview.ibb.co/mpCf7m/qWofyQg.jpg) vs Print ![](http://image.ibb.co/fKZMDR/24058868_10155876144577442_4337095350323349614_n.jpg)
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ca
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by ca on Nov 27, 2017 22:28:22 GMT 1, why so much brown though? What can brown do for you?
why so much brown though? What can brown do for you?
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yobaby
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by yobaby on Nov 27, 2017 22:29:40 GMT 1, A blue ground would have looked better as an offset to those lovely oranges. Missed a trick there.
A blue ground would have looked better as an offset to those lovely oranges. Missed a trick there.
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by Pawel on Nov 27, 2017 22:39:03 GMT 1, To be fair, I'd prefer the print to be only the top. without the reflection. Does not add much imho. That said, one of the best images they released in the last couple of years.
To be fair, I'd prefer the print to be only the top. without the reflection. Does not add much imho. That said, one of the best images they released in the last couple of years.
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by Board Stupid on Nov 27, 2017 22:40:47 GMT 1, Yeah this print doesn’t really do it for me - image is great but colour combo just puts me off...
...I might snag me a signed poster though.
Yeah this print doesn’t really do it for me - image is great but colour combo just puts me off...
...I might snag me a signed poster though.
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by oxfordwelshchap on Nov 27, 2017 23:17:31 GMT 1, Im a big faile fan but all the brown is not for me...
Im a big faile fan but all the brown is not for me...
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darren6
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by darren6 on Nov 27, 2017 23:49:59 GMT 1, Wrong colour choice
Wrong colour choice
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by shinkaiser on Nov 27, 2017 23:55:07 GMT 1, I want to like it....I really do, but....
Nice image but the colours really let this piece down.
I want to like it....I really do, but....
Nice image but the colours really let this piece down.
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nighthawk
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by nighthawk on Nov 28, 2017 0:00:47 GMT 1, Meh, I'd give the benefit of the doubt to the Patricks; i'm sure this will look fantastic in the flesh! Plus, think how good a nice wood frame is going to work for a change! ![8-)](//storage.proboards.com/forum/images/smiley/cool.png)
Meh, I'd give the benefit of the doubt to the Patricks; i'm sure this will look fantastic in the flesh! Plus, think how good a nice wood frame is going to work for a change! ![8-)](//storage.proboards.com/forum/images/smiley/cool.png)
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Jaylove
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by Jaylove on Nov 28, 2017 0:01:20 GMT 1, I want to like it....I really do, but.... Nice image but the colours really let this piece down. Feel the exact same way. Easy pass for me.
I want to like it....I really do, but.... Nice image but the colours really let this piece down. Feel the exact same way. Easy pass for me.
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hungry
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by hungry on Nov 28, 2017 1:30:59 GMT 1, WHY COULDN'T THEY STICK CLOSE TO THE OG PALETTE!
Imagery and design is still awesome for me. Color is alright, just doesn't stand out, and for something like this it would be SO good to stand out.
Think I'll still consider buying it, though I'll need to find a pretty penny in my 2017 coffers...
WHY COULDN'T THEY STICK CLOSE TO THE OG PALETTE!
Imagery and design is still awesome for me. Color is alright, just doesn't stand out, and for something like this it would be SO good to stand out.
Think I'll still consider buying it, though I'll need to find a pretty penny in my 2017 coffers...
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by louic on Nov 28, 2017 8:43:21 GMT 1, Think this is one of the ‘looks great in the flesh’ ones. They have never failed me yet though....
Think this is one of the ‘looks great in the flesh’ ones. They have never failed me yet though....
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by syprux on Nov 28, 2017 10:53:04 GMT 1, I always wanted a Faile print including tiles design.. this one would be perfect but my eyes are caught all the time with the size,shape and reflection of the woman's shadow. Don't know yet if I will try to buy this one....
I always wanted a Faile print including tiles design.. this one would be perfect but my eyes are caught all the time with the size,shape and reflection of the woman's shadow. Don't know yet if I will try to buy this one....
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cjwhitey
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by cjwhitey on Nov 28, 2017 13:20:24 GMT 1, I’ve been waiting to acquire a Faile piece for quite some time, and while I love this imagery, I sadly have to agree with most of the other forum members when I say that I don’t love the color palette. I also don’t love the price for an edition of 500, although I suppose that’s what happens when artists become as notable as Faile. I guess I’ll just have to wait for some upcoming releases.
I’ve been waiting to acquire a Faile piece for quite some time, and while I love this imagery, I sadly have to agree with most of the other forum members when I say that I don’t love the color palette. I also don’t love the price for an edition of 500, although I suppose that’s what happens when artists become as notable as Faile. I guess I’ll just have to wait for some upcoming releases.
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by nighthawk on Nov 28, 2017 14:03:10 GMT 1, I’ve been waiting to acquire a Faile piece for quite some time, and while I love this imagery, I sadly have to agree with most of the other forum members when I say that I don’t love the color palette. I also don’t love the price for an edition of 500, although I suppose that’s what happens when artists become as notable as Faile. I guess I’ll just have to wait for some upcoming releases. Don't know how long you've been collecting for, but Faile has always been "this expensive". It's actually not even expensive for their works, and that's taking into consideration the 500 run. You should really look into their past works to see what I'm talking about. Albeit much smaller editions, much more expensive. Besides the 150 series, this is almost as "cheap" as Faile comes.
I’ve been waiting to acquire a Faile piece for quite some time, and while I love this imagery, I sadly have to agree with most of the other forum members when I say that I don’t love the color palette. I also don’t love the price for an edition of 500, although I suppose that’s what happens when artists become as notable as Faile. I guess I’ll just have to wait for some upcoming releases. Don't know how long you've been collecting for, but Faile has always been "this expensive". It's actually not even expensive for their works, and that's taking into consideration the 500 run. You should really look into their past works to see what I'm talking about. Albeit much smaller editions, much more expensive. Besides the 150 series, this is almost as "cheap" as Faile comes.
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by Lunch Special on Nov 28, 2017 14:19:06 GMT 1, I’ve been waiting to acquire a Faile piece for quite some time, and while I love this imagery, I sadly have to agree with most of the other forum members when I say that I don’t love the color palette. I also don’t love the price for an edition of 500, although I suppose that’s what happens when artists become as notable as Faile. I guess I’ll just have to wait for some upcoming releases.
I believe Faile's prices to be spot on with the market. The printing is beyond comparison and others printing capabilities ( with few exceptions GP, MBW, pace etcand it's a 25 color screen print not a giclee. The feel smell and look of these are amazing to see touch and smell. So funny. How do you feel about the £500 price which was $712 for banksys 2 color silkscreen of sale ends today edition of 500 print?
I’ve been waiting to acquire a Faile piece for quite some time, and while I love this imagery, I sadly have to agree with most of the other forum members when I say that I don’t love the color palette. I also don’t love the price for an edition of 500, although I suppose that’s what happens when artists become as notable as Faile. I guess I’ll just have to wait for some upcoming releases. I believe Faile's prices to be spot on with the market. The printing is beyond comparison and others printing capabilities ( with few exceptions GP, MBW, pace etcand it's a 25 color screen print not a giclee. The feel smell and look of these are amazing to see touch and smell. So funny. How do you feel about the £500 price which was $712 for banksys 2 color silkscreen of sale ends today edition of 500 print?
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Jaylove
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by Jaylove on Nov 28, 2017 14:26:03 GMT 1, Don't know how long you've been collecting for, but Faile has always been "this expensive". It's actually not even expensive for their works, and that's taking into consideration the 500 run. You should really look into their past works to see what I'm talking about. Albeit much smaller editions, much more expensive. Besides the 150 series, this is almost as "cheap" as Faile comes. Failed prices are spot on with the market. The printing is behind others capabilities and it's a 25 color screen print not a giclee. The feel smell and look of these are amazing to see touch and smell. So funny. How do you feel about the £500 price which was $712 for banksys 2 color silkscreen of sale ends today edition of 500 print? I won't comment on whether the pricing is fair or not. But I think the clear difference between Banksy and Faile is Banksy pieces go for way more than 500 pounds. Faile pieces don't really go up too much these days. I buy what I like regardless of edition size, but I can understand how some may take a step back here.
Still, it's a large print and for that size they tend to cost around that price....the edition is huge though but at least it means more people will have a shot at it instead of other releases that sell out in 0.0004 seconds.
In an age where no name artists are charging quite a bit of money for giclees I guess I can understand the pricing on this one.
Don't know how long you've been collecting for, but Faile has always been "this expensive". It's actually not even expensive for their works, and that's taking into consideration the 500 run. You should really look into their past works to see what I'm talking about. Albeit much smaller editions, much more expensive. Besides the 150 series, this is almost as "cheap" as Faile comes. Failed prices are spot on with the market. The printing is behind others capabilities and it's a 25 color screen print not a giclee. The feel smell and look of these are amazing to see touch and smell. So funny. How do you feel about the £500 price which was $712 for banksys 2 color silkscreen of sale ends today edition of 500 print? I won't comment on whether the pricing is fair or not. But I think the clear difference between Banksy and Faile is Banksy pieces go for way more than 500 pounds. Faile pieces don't really go up too much these days. I buy what I like regardless of edition size, but I can understand how some may take a step back here. Still, it's a large print and for that size they tend to cost around that price....the edition is huge though but at least it means more people will have a shot at it instead of other releases that sell out in 0.0004 seconds. In an age where no name artists are charging quite a bit of money for giclees I guess I can understand the pricing on this one.
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by GMA on Nov 28, 2017 15:10:08 GMT 1, I find this one grows on me the more I see it and I don't have an issue with the blue and brown, I find the colour choice unusual, but in a good way and I think it works fine. But I've given myself an art buy ban until the new year, so it's a no from me.
I find this one grows on me the more I see it and I don't have an issue with the blue and brown, I find the colour choice unusual, but in a good way and I think it works fine. But I've given myself an art buy ban until the new year, so it's a no from me.
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by nighthawk on Nov 28, 2017 16:13:38 GMT 1, I’ve been waiting to acquire a Faile piece for quite some time, and while I love this imagery, I sadly have to agree with most of the other forum members when I say that I don’t love the color palette. I also don’t love the price for an edition of 500, although I suppose that’s what happens when artists become as notable as Faile. I guess I’ll just have to wait for some upcoming releases. I believe Faile's prices to be spot on with the market. The printing is beyond comparison and others printing capabilities ( with few exceptions GP, Mr Brainwash, pace etcand it's a 25 color screen print not a giclee. The feel smell and look of these are amazing to see touch and smell. So funny. How do you feel about the £500 price which was $712 for banksys 2 color silkscreen of sale ends today edition of 500 print? You can't compare artist's prices, simple as that!
You can only really compare artist's own works to their own works, and even then, they can charge, change, and essentially do whatever they want. Hell, look at the most recent Pejac release. His prices went up by roughly 335%, from his last print (Wound) with the same edition size, in only a year! I don't know if you want to debate the stone litho technique used vs screenprint, but I doubt it "cost" that much more to produce. Are all his prints now going to start at that price point? Who knows.
With regards to Faile, Sweet Sins (2015), Les Ballets de Faile (2013), and Surgere Supra Bestias (2013) are the exact same as this new one in terms of execution, size, price and run. So in almost five years, they haven't charged more for a print.
If you go back to 2011, you see them doing lower runs on these block prints like, Brooklyn Bedtime Stories (2011), which cost $785 and was a run of only 125 prints, and Fashion Chimps (2011), which cost $800 but had a 300 print run.
Faille are damn near legends in this urban art world, and are giving everyone a little bit of something, at pretty affordable prices. Buy if you like it and don't buy it if you don't; it's that simple! To debate the price/run, is it "worth it" scenario, especially without doing a bit of homework, is just a tad silly IMO.
I’ve been waiting to acquire a Faile piece for quite some time, and while I love this imagery, I sadly have to agree with most of the other forum members when I say that I don’t love the color palette. I also don’t love the price for an edition of 500, although I suppose that’s what happens when artists become as notable as Faile. I guess I’ll just have to wait for some upcoming releases. I believe Faile's prices to be spot on with the market. The printing is beyond comparison and others printing capabilities ( with few exceptions GP, Mr Brainwash, pace etcand it's a 25 color screen print not a giclee. The feel smell and look of these are amazing to see touch and smell. So funny. How do you feel about the £500 price which was $712 for banksys 2 color silkscreen of sale ends today edition of 500 print? You can't compare artist's prices, simple as that! You can only really compare artist's own works to their own works, and even then, they can charge, change, and essentially do whatever they want. Hell, look at the most recent Pejac release. His prices went up by roughly 335%, from his last print (Wound) with the same edition size, in only a year! I don't know if you want to debate the stone litho technique used vs screenprint, but I doubt it "cost" that much more to produce. Are all his prints now going to start at that price point? Who knows. With regards to Faile, Sweet Sins (2015), Les Ballets de Faile (2013), and Surgere Supra Bestias (2013) are the exact same as this new one in terms of execution, size, price and run. So in almost five years, they haven't charged more for a print. If you go back to 2011, you see them doing lower runs on these block prints like, Brooklyn Bedtime Stories (2011), which cost $785 and was a run of only 125 prints, and Fashion Chimps (2011), which cost $800 but had a 300 print run. Faille are damn near legends in this urban art world, and are giving everyone a little bit of something, at pretty affordable prices. Buy if you like it and don't buy it if you don't; it's that simple! To debate the price/run, is it "worth it" scenario, especially without doing a bit of homework, is just a tad silly IMO.
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by sugar72 on Nov 28, 2017 19:05:09 GMT 1, I believe Faile's prices to be spot on with the market. The printing is beyond comparison and others printing capabilities ( with few exceptions GP, Mr Brainwash, pace etcand it's a 25 color screen print not a giclee. The feel smell and look of these are amazing to see touch and smell. So funny. How do you feel about the £500 price which was $712 for banksys 2 color silkscreen of sale ends today edition of 500 print? You can't compare artist's prices, simple as that! You can only really compare artist's own works to their own works, and even then, they can charge, change, and essentially do whatever they want. Hell, look at the most recent Pejac release; his scattercrow print. His prices went up by roughly 335%, from his last print (Wound) with the same edition size, in only a year!! I don't know if you want to debate that it was because of the stone litho technique used vs screenprint, but I doubt it "costed" that much more to produce. Are all his prints now going to start at that price point? Who knows. With regards to Faile, Sweet Sins (2015), Les Ballets de Faile (2013), and Surgere Supra Bestias (2013) are the exact same as this new one in terms of execution, size, price and run. So in almost five years, they haven't charged more for a print. If you go back to 2011, you see them doing lower runs on these block prints like, Brooklyn Bedtime Stories (2011), which cost $785 and was a run of only 125 prints, and Fashion Chimps (2011), which cost $800 but had a 300 print run. Faille are damn near legends in this urban art world, and are giving everyone a little bit of something, and at pretty affordable prices. Buy if you like it and don't buy it if you don't; it's that simple! To debate the price/run, is it "worth it" scenario, especially without doing a bit of homework, is just a tad silly IMO.
Bloody well said!!!
I believe Faile's prices to be spot on with the market. The printing is beyond comparison and others printing capabilities ( with few exceptions GP, Mr Brainwash, pace etcand it's a 25 color screen print not a giclee. The feel smell and look of these are amazing to see touch and smell. So funny. How do you feel about the £500 price which was $712 for banksys 2 color silkscreen of sale ends today edition of 500 print? You can't compare artist's prices, simple as that! You can only really compare artist's own works to their own works, and even then, they can charge, change, and essentially do whatever they want. Hell, look at the most recent Pejac release; his scattercrow print. His prices went up by roughly 335%, from his last print (Wound) with the same edition size, in only a year!! I don't know if you want to debate that it was because of the stone litho technique used vs screenprint, but I doubt it "costed" that much more to produce. Are all his prints now going to start at that price point? Who knows. With regards to Faile, Sweet Sins (2015), Les Ballets de Faile (2013), and Surgere Supra Bestias (2013) are the exact same as this new one in terms of execution, size, price and run. So in almost five years, they haven't charged more for a print. If you go back to 2011, you see them doing lower runs on these block prints like, Brooklyn Bedtime Stories (2011), which cost $785 and was a run of only 125 prints, and Fashion Chimps (2011), which cost $800 but had a 300 print run. Faille are damn near legends in this urban art world, and are giving everyone a little bit of something, and at pretty affordable prices. Buy if you like it and don't buy it if you don't; it's that simple! To debate the price/run, is it "worth it" scenario, especially without doing a bit of homework, is just a tad silly IMO. Bloody well said!!!
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cjwhitey
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by cjwhitey on Nov 28, 2017 20:30:17 GMT 1, I believe Faile's prices to be spot on with the market. The printing is beyond comparison and others printing capabilities ( with few exceptions GP, Mr Brainwash, pace etcand it's a 25 color screen print not a giclee. The feel smell and look of these are amazing to see touch and smell. So funny. How do you feel about the £500 price which was $712 for banksys 2 color silkscreen of sale ends today edition of 500 print? You can't compare artist's prices, simple as that! You can only really compare artist's own works to their own works, and even then, they can charge, change, and essentially do whatever they want. Hell, look at the most recent Pejac release. His prices went up by roughly 335%, from his last print (Wound) with the same edition size, in only a year! I don't know if you want to debate the stone litho technique used vs screenprint, but I doubt it "cost" that much more to produce. Are all his prints now going to start at that price point? Who knows. With regards to Faile, Sweet Sins (2015), Les Ballets de Faile (2013), and Surgere Supra Bestias (2013) are the exact same as this new one in terms of execution, size, price and run. So in almost five years, they haven't charged more for a print. If you go back to 2011, you see them doing lower runs on these block prints like, Brooklyn Bedtime Stories (2011), which cost $785 and was a run of only 125 prints, and Fashion Chimps (2011), which cost $800 but had a 300 print run. Faille are damn near legends in this urban art world, and are giving everyone a little bit of something, at pretty affordable prices. Buy if you like it and don't buy it if you don't; it's that simple! To debate the price/run, is it "worth it" scenario, especially without doing a bit of homework, is just a tad silly IMO. I agree with everything you said, and I should clarify that I meant this print is a little pricey for me at the moment - not in general.
I am aware of the historical Faile prices ($500 for the most recent runs of block prints and more expensive limited runs prior) and I'm aware of their notoriety - I visited their exhibit at Brooklyn Museum back in 2015 and instantly fell in love with their works.
I recently purchased several high-layer screenprints (POSE "Doll" and Mr. Jago "Cenote") and I would gladly pay the $500 for a print like the new Faile, but I don't like the colors. I should have just stuck with that excuse.
I believe Faile's prices to be spot on with the market. The printing is beyond comparison and others printing capabilities ( with few exceptions GP, Mr Brainwash, pace etcand it's a 25 color screen print not a giclee. The feel smell and look of these are amazing to see touch and smell. So funny. How do you feel about the £500 price which was $712 for banksys 2 color silkscreen of sale ends today edition of 500 print? You can't compare artist's prices, simple as that! You can only really compare artist's own works to their own works, and even then, they can charge, change, and essentially do whatever they want. Hell, look at the most recent Pejac release. His prices went up by roughly 335%, from his last print (Wound) with the same edition size, in only a year! I don't know if you want to debate the stone litho technique used vs screenprint, but I doubt it "cost" that much more to produce. Are all his prints now going to start at that price point? Who knows. With regards to Faile, Sweet Sins (2015), Les Ballets de Faile (2013), and Surgere Supra Bestias (2013) are the exact same as this new one in terms of execution, size, price and run. So in almost five years, they haven't charged more for a print. If you go back to 2011, you see them doing lower runs on these block prints like, Brooklyn Bedtime Stories (2011), which cost $785 and was a run of only 125 prints, and Fashion Chimps (2011), which cost $800 but had a 300 print run. Faille are damn near legends in this urban art world, and are giving everyone a little bit of something, at pretty affordable prices. Buy if you like it and don't buy it if you don't; it's that simple! To debate the price/run, is it "worth it" scenario, especially without doing a bit of homework, is just a tad silly IMO. I agree with everything you said, and I should clarify that I meant this print is a little pricey for me at the moment - not in general. I am aware of the historical Faile prices ($500 for the most recent runs of block prints and more expensive limited runs prior) and I'm aware of their notoriety - I visited their exhibit at Brooklyn Museum back in 2015 and instantly fell in love with their works. I recently purchased several high-layer screenprints (POSE "Doll" and Mr. Jago "Cenote") and I would gladly pay the $500 for a print like the new Faile, but I don't like the colors. I should have just stuck with that excuse.
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hungry
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by hungry on Nov 29, 2017 0:02:57 GMT 1, Do Faile ever revisit works from time to time and release new variants? Curious if they would ever release this screenprint in a different colorway in the future..
Do Faile ever revisit works from time to time and release new variants? Curious if they would ever release this screenprint in a different colorway in the future..
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by Faile 313 on Nov 29, 2017 2:33:05 GMT 1, Do Faile ever revisit works from time to time and release new variants? Curious if they would ever release this screenprint in a different colorway in the future..
Not counting originals, these days its pretty rare.
The 'size of the fight' Detroit show print had two variants.
Prior to that there is the Dogs, bunny boys and girls, F-Heads, mermaids, Maos, surfer horses, challengers, strange encounters, butterfly girls, forbidden loves, sinful pleasures, smoking silences, prince charles, monsters,savage worlds, happens every day, prospectors, poison boys, couldnt fight temptation, faile Mary, ganeshas, heartbreak in Brooklyn, happy home, bad seeds, shanghai vanity, stories of love, dreams, in trembling whispers, this is faile.
Those are all small runs prior to 2010. These larger runs don't get revisited like those images did.
The DET Failing for Faile block painting that was in Detroit was a winner.
I'll be buying tomorrow.
Do Faile ever revisit works from time to time and release new variants? Curious if they would ever release this screenprint in a different colorway in the future.. Not counting originals, these days its pretty rare. The 'size of the fight' Detroit show print had two variants. Prior to that there is the Dogs, bunny boys and girls, F-Heads, mermaids, Maos, surfer horses, challengers, strange encounters, butterfly girls, forbidden loves, sinful pleasures, smoking silences, prince charles, monsters,savage worlds, happens every day, prospectors, poison boys, couldnt fight temptation, faile Mary, ganeshas, heartbreak in Brooklyn, happy home, bad seeds, shanghai vanity, stories of love, dreams, in trembling whispers, this is faile. Those are all small runs prior to 2010. These larger runs don't get revisited like those images did. The DET Failing for Faile block painting that was in Detroit was a winner. I'll be buying tomorrow.
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November 2012
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by sixsense on Nov 29, 2017 3:50:17 GMT 1, I see many of you are so frustrated with the brown. I actually will see it as bronze or gold. I'm a graphic designer, I'm always dealing with client who request bronze or gold colour when you can't use Pantone Gold/Bronze or hot stamping.
I agree it would look nice in flesh and perfect in a wooden or antique frame
I see many of you are so frustrated with the brown. I actually will see it as bronze or gold. I'm a graphic designer, I'm always dealing with client who request bronze or gold colour when you can't use Pantone Gold/Bronze or hot stamping.
I agree it would look nice in flesh and perfect in a wooden or antique frame
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Art Fan 2011
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February 2012
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by Art Fan 2011 on Nov 29, 2017 11:56:59 GMT 1, I think this one will look better in person. Big edition and high (ish) price tag, lots of releases of late so hoping this will be straightforward enough to grab. I am on the fence still, but I think I will regret it if I don`t go for it
I think this one will look better in person. Big edition and high (ish) price tag, lots of releases of late so hoping this will be straightforward enough to grab. I am on the fence still, but I think I will regret it if I don`t go for it
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slipry
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February 2013
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by slipry on Nov 29, 2017 12:21:03 GMT 1, I too think this one will look better in person. I love the imagery and will be grabbing one for sure; very house w/ kids friendly.
I too think this one will look better in person. I love the imagery and will be grabbing one for sure; very house w/ kids friendly.
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Faile • Falling for Faile, Block Print , by Galerie Springmann on Nov 29, 2017 13:37:41 GMT 1, We will also have different unique woodblock pieces for sale as part of our exhibition FAILE STAGES. If you have a serious inquiry, please contact Christine Springmann at christine@galeriespringmann.de for images and prices.
More info on the exhibition here: www.facebook.com/events/550075485328073/
We will also have different unique woodblock pieces for sale as part of our exhibition FAILE STAGES. If you have a serious inquiry, please contact Christine Springmann at christine@galeriespringmann.de for images and prices. More info on the exhibition here: www.facebook.com/events/550075485328073/
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