[Viennese]

Great to be part of the Okurimono club 😀 Had another look and of course had to get it now as well...

[mrizzle]

Aug 27, 2021 1:11:47 GMT 1 @dmatt said:

I can tell you why I went for Okurimono.

Well, the idea was to get the whole set... I heard that there was a special price initially for the set, then I said: "Nah, need to save some money for signed works"

I am a bit OCD so Changsegi had a gap at the back of the hair. If there is something I notice the first time, I know my eye will always go there. So I passed on that.

I liked Ryosii and likely would have also gone for that one but it's a bit sad looking. My wife wasn;t impressed (all with the women/sad/geisha thing, so I had to pass on that one)

Okurimono was the one we both liked. I like the tattoo, the background and the whole ensemble.

nice little ones + I seriously appreciate the free shipping! Therefore I would save money for something bigger and signed, considering prices have gone up...

I felt similarly with Changsegi and my eye was also initially drawn both to the hair area that you’ve highlighted and also to an area at the side of her mouth (left hand side from viewer’s perspective) which I found wholly distracting. I quite like Ryosii but if I wasn’t buying the set then I’d rather settle on the one I liked most, in this case Okurimono. Like you, the background, the subject herself and the cherry blossom tattoo all just worked for me. The free shipping is a bonus but they’re still £90 shipped here in the U.K. so I wasn’t prepared to pay £270 for a trio of unsigned mini prints when I really only particularly liked one. That and I’ve got my eye on a few things in an upcoming auction and I’m desperate to land a Brett Kern Woolly Mammoth.

[brownbuffalo13]

Purchased this print upon release, moving soon and just don't have the space for it, can ship either framed, via buyers coordination or unframed, really have no idea what fin dac markets is so also looking for pointers on price if you know! open to offers.

details:

Screenprint, acrylic & spraypaint on Somerset Velvet (100% cotton paper with deckled edges)
The colour splash and the tagstyles are handpainted/sprayed, so each one is slightly different and unique.
Edition of 10, 56x76 cm ( 22.05 x 29.92 inches)
€

[gazno1blue]

Aug 13, 2021 15:23:09 GMT 1 gazno1blue said:

Aug 13, 2021 11:32:12 GMT 1 Morfx said:

Fancy listing some prices? 🤷

£650 including postage and insurance and tracking on roamcouch £750 on survival also includes postage ect findac bottle I'm after ideas on price if anyone can help me out will take reasonable offers

roamcouch £550 includes postage tracked and insured

[peppino]

bump

[peppino]

Hi,
Selling these prints by Fin Dac


- Redux Series ENDIAN ed. 2



- Redux Series LAYEOJA ed. 2




both have COA, original tube, some stickers.



Asked price is 1600€ OBO each + shipping/fees.




If interested I'll share the actual variants in DM.

[650pierpont1]

Sept 1, 2021 0:29:54 GMT 1 brownbuffalo13 said:

Purchased this print upon release, moving soon and just don't have the space for it, can ship either framed, via buyers coordination or unframed, really have no idea what fin dac markets is so also looking for pointers on price if you know! open to offers.

details:

Screenprint, acrylic & spraypaint on Somerset Velvet (100% cotton paper with deckled edges)
The colour splash and the tagstyles are handpainted/sprayed, so each one is slightly different and unique.
Edition of 10, 56x76 cm ( 22.05 x 29.92 inches)
€

[650pierpont1]

Sept 1, 2021 0:29:54 GMT 1 brownbuffalo13 said:

Purchased this print upon release, moving soon and just don't have the space for it, can ship either framed, via buyers coordination or unframed, really have no idea what fin dac markets is so also looking for pointers on price if you know! open to offers.

details:

Screenprint, acrylic & spraypaint on Somerset Velvet (100% cotton paper with deckled edges)
The colour splash and the tagstyles are handpainted/sprayed, so each one is slightly different and unique.
Edition of 10, 56x76 cm ( 22.05 x 29.92 inches)
€

Hello:
I like this piece but do not know it’s value. How much were you looking for it, and are you willing to ship it to the states?
Thank you

[brownbuffalo13]

Sold

[peppino]

Looking to sell



FINDAC REDUX SERIES "LAYEOJA 6" ED OF 2
12 Colour Screen Print on the right hand side of the image
Giclee Print on the left hand side
Plus a Varnish all On 330 Gsm Somerset Paper
Signed By The Artist
Edition of 2, with 1 p/p & 1 a/p
only edition of 2 available.
88 x 62.5 cm
2021
COA

Looking for 1400€ OBO + shipping/fees.

Based in EU but willing to ship WW.

[peppino]

up

[heidimurakami]

Jul 7, 2021 21:08:24 GMT 1 ArtManiac said:

Any Fin dac shinka for sale?

Thanks

Still looking?

[Midlife Crisis]

www.west-contemporary-editions.com/collections/fin-dac/products/afterglow-undertow-book-print-1-200?mc_cid=6207ccd472&mc_eid=822aa92dcd

[Argiebaji]

www.west-contemporary-editions.com/collections/fin-dac/products/afterglow-undertow-book-print-1-200?mc_cid=6207ccd472&mc_eid=9e1b8f1288

[Dive Jedi]

Oct 7, 2021 17:15:24 GMT 1 Argiebaji said:

www.west-contemporary-editions.com/collections/fin-dac/products/afterglow-undertow-book-print-1-200?mc_cid=6207ccd472&mc_eid=9e1b8f1288

Thanks!

Got one  

[Midlife Crisis]

Oct 7, 2021 17:19:26 GMT 1 Dive Jedi said:

Oct 7, 2021 17:15:24 GMT 1 Argiebaji said:

www.west-contemporary-editions.com/collections/fin-dac/products/afterglow-undertow-book-print-1-200?mc_cid=6207ccd472&mc_eid=9e1b8f1288

Thanks!

Got one  

sold out

[Art for Love 1]

+1

[ap81]

Ah shit missed out on the print but got the book! Thanks!

[iforgot my username]

Thanks!

[twist65]

There are only so many of the book and print (and the book on its own) that have been currently put online, as the majority are being held back for Afterglow/Undertow - which opens to the public Sat 23 Oct at Gallery Different. So still plenty of opportunity to get the book+print set.

[Matt 2 ttaM]

Looking for any originals!

[mojo]

LINK TO FINDAC IN GUARDIAN

[chomsky]

Looks like FinDac find a way to stop flipping and get a % of resales.

"A friend and collector has been devising and building a new COA system and because I’ve been involved from virtually the start, my show will be the first in the world to showcase the new system.
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All artworks at Afterglow/Undertow have a digital COA record applied already. We’ll be encouraging buyers to verify any purchase by logging into the new system and entering their details.
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This authenticates you as the buyer and future proofs and protects your investment.
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And u can also get a free ‘Sonica’ print depending on what COA option you choose.
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Real fans of my work will be pleased to hear that this new system includes certain time restrictions on resales and, like NFTs, pays a percentage of resales to the artist."

http://instagram.com/p/CVM6QiEIxu9

[Daylight Robber]

The person behind this is a member on here. I've been privileged to have been able to follow progress from early doors. and I believe we are about to see something which will revolutionise authentication and ownership etc. The snippets FinDac has touched on are just a start., a scratch on the surface of what the system will eventually be able to do. There's a huge amount of thought gone into the project along with knowhow and expertise. To top it off the individual behind it is a total gent. I wish him and all those who are showing belief in him (FinDac will be the 1st of many) every success with the venture. He really deserves it.

[Sunny Garcia]

I'd say sure - digital COA's are fine, and I'm good with artists getting a % of secondary sales, but non-resale terms on larger editions is just plain dumb. Paintings makes sense, but people buying and reselling an artist's (like FinDac) work (editions) only helps them in the long run (IMO).

🤷‍♂️

[fonzzzie]

Oct 19, 2021 15:34:24 GMT 1 Sunny Garcia said:

non-resale terms on larger editions is just plain dumb. Paintings makes sense, but people buying and reselling an artist's (like FinDac) work (editions) only helps them in the long run (IMO)

As i understand the resale terms are for a limited period, and i do agree with you that flippers help artists although they might see it differently. Nowadays editions are sold out so fast, or they are released by lottery, so also actual collectors miss out. Flippers can serve them, and they also pump the value of the prints.

I wonder what blockchain this COA will be on, will there be "gas fees" (transaction fees) when transferring the COA to a new buyer? And what are the ARR terms? What is the ARR percentage, is there a threshold and a cap? 

🤷‍♂️

[Sunny Garcia]

This discussion can go on forever and in multiple directions. I'll say that many/most artists see it differently, and want people to collect for the pure joy of owning a piece of their art. They dismiss the fact that their art is an asset, and mainly supported by the wealthy.

On the flip side they (artists) want to make money (as much as they possibly can), like the rest of us, so want to charge as much as possible for their art. Without a healthy secondary market, many/most would be out of a job.

Galleries/art dealers are the winners all day.

[set0312]

bump, actually for sale now.

[Naor]

blockchain based COA’s are the future or ownership.. sometimes I wonder myself if the COA won’t become more valuable then the art piece itself (I have a COA but the artwork has flaws, I’ll buy a 1:1 knockoff with my COA = I have 100% of my works value available). In any case I believe that works (incl. canvases & works on paper) in the future will be incorporated with NFC tags to verify the piece itself, because the COA today validates ownership, not the genuineness of the piece.

To the point of resell rights, I think that resell rights are not “fair” to some extent (couldn’t find a better term) - if you buy a VW from a dealership tomorrow and sell it in 2 years, would VW deserve some commission? By selling art the artist is willingly parting ways with the piece or the edition. if I bought an investment piece today at 100 quid, and sold it for 100,000 after 10 years, it’s not because the artist became amazing suddenly (he was always amazing), its because I made an amazing investment (again as an example, if you bought Microsoft stock for £2 in the year 2000 and now sell for £2000, your an amazing investor, Microsoft is not entitled to get 15% of your profit).

p.s.
The above does not mean that by buying an artwork I can replicate it or assume entitlement for specific features of it, similarly to how owning a VW does not entitle me to replicate the car and start selling my knockoffs as VW’s

[Sunny Garcia]

The problem is that many other artists (musicians, actors) get paid royalties every single time their song or movie is played or viewed etc... Artists are not "an investment", according to artists lol

Swizz Beatz is a huge supporter of this: news.artnet.com/market/swizz-beatz-sothebys-artist-royalties-1355674