[darrenrapley]

£250 I was told

[jusdeep]

If that is the case then it's a very good price, although i would have thought quite a bit higher due to the complexity of the print and number of colours used.

[darrenrapley]

Steph did tell me but I was too excited about another piece I had just bought to remember exactly. I think it was £250 though

[goffy]

[Daniel Silk]

£250 would be a bargain price!

[Daniel Silk]

Those Eine ELTON's are brilliant prints ;D I have the two normal versions, and the quality of them is amazing! You really need to see them in the flesh to appreciate them fully.

Also the HELL prints are also worth a look if the Elton's are out of your reach. HELL Yellow is only £150 over on -

Urban Angel - www.urbanangel.com/department/eine/
&
Stella Dore - www.stelladore.com/Store.asp?Artist=Eine

[Rsyok]

Apr 14, 2009 12:19:07 GMT 1 Daniel Silk said:

£250 would be a bargain price!

I dont think that's far off, (I dont have the email to hand) but I think Nelly Duff said it would be £270

The following editions of the Shutter Font A-Z are being untaken :
150 x Black background
25 x Gold background.
25 x White background... from the shows section on Duff.

[mj]

It looks amazing, want one but sure what background would go with my Elton dark.
Gold background can't wait to see that one, price sounds fair for all the work put into it.

[mace]

The HELL prints are stunning, have a spare yellow one below cost for just 140 BP.
Very low number- under 10 !!!
Please pm if interested.

[darrenrapley]

Just been told that the price hasn't been confirmed yet but will be around the £250 mark

[shower]

the shutter font has got to be my favourite. brings back memories of searching for eine shutters all over shoreditch when i first got into graff. price sounds good, piece will no doubt look quality but ive banned myself from spending any more money! maybe one print wont hurt.

[Andy'77]

Looking very nice, not sure if the gold or the black will be the one to go for.

[graeme501]

do you think they will be able to achieve the underspray effect when producing the screenprints as seen on the canvas above, or will it more likely be cleancut like the circus print?

[stylus]

Apr 17, 2009 17:12:43 GMT 1 @graeme501 said:

do you think they will be able to achieve the underspray effect when producing the screenprints as seen on the canvas above, or will it more likely be cleancut like the circus print?

Looking at the work in progress shots on the Nelly Duff blog, I reckon they might be clean cut.

[graeme501]

do u have a link to this HC? this is a print i will definetly be getting

[Andy'77]

Linked in white on my post above. Do look clean although seem to remember to of the early images on the blog having an overspray effect.

[menace2sobriety]

I guess its this graeme thedailyduff.blogspot.com/

As HC says, no overspray

[European Bob]

it is looking bloody good tho....think i prefer the clean lines rather than overspray....will pop alot more i think

[low3]

Looks like they'll be more like the elton print then, compared to something like the scary or exciting.

Not long to go............

[graeme501]

i think the final print colourwise will look amazing

[Deleted]

Wahay!

[dantefires]

Please see Nellyduff e-mail sent out to members on mailing list:-

Dearest art aficionados and collecting connoisseurs (or visitors to Nelly Duff!),
This email is coming to you because you are one of our nearest and dearest. A very select bunch who we know have an appreciation for the finer things in life. As you are aware Nelly Duff has been working on a special presentation of Ben EINE's Shutter Font, in a screen print 'world record attempt'. Here we explain how the print is being made, our world record attempt, and how to purchase the finished article...

The screen printing layers are still going on thick and fast(ish) and we are now just under 3 weeks away from the exhibition celebrating this feat of technical brilliance... Please see images attached of the working progress prints and the original canvas for how the finished print will look.

The show will be held at a secret address to be revealed just before the show on the 7th May, behind a roller-shutter near us : )

We will release the first half of the edition on Wednesday 22nd April ~ tomorrow ~ therefore please note: this email gives you 24hrs for a guaranteed opportunity to purchase this print.

To purchase a print:

1. Reply to this email with a big 'Yes' and the colour of edition you would like to purchase, we will then reply with a Paypal invoice which when paid will secure you one of the edition.

Please note: prints are restricted to 1 per person and we will only accept replies from this list of email addressees.

2. Prints will be dispatched by recorded mail or can be collected in person after the show from Nelly Duff. Please detail which method you would prefer so we can include the postal charges where applicable. The delivery charge for UK residents is £6.95. PLEASE remember to include your postal address if it differs from your PayPal address.

There are 3 editions of the print Shutter Font A-Z based on this hand sprayed artwork:

Canvas

www.nellyduff.com/images/viewing/eine/Nelly_Duff_Shutter_Font_Canvas_Ref.jpg




1. Please Note: **Images are not final and are working progress**
Title: Full Colour Shutter Font - Black background
Print Size: 70 x 70cm
Paper: 320gsm Somerset satin paper
Colours: Minimum of 77 hand pulled screens
Edition: 150
Price: £300








2. Please Note: **Images are not final and are working progress**
Title: Full Colour Shutter Font - White background
Print Size: 70 x 70cm
Paper: 320gsm Somerset satin paper
Colours: Minimum of 77 hand pulled screens
Edition: 25
Price: £350






3. Please Note: **Images are not final and are working progress**

Title: Full Colour Shutter Font - Gold background
Print Size: 70 x 70cm
Paper: 320gsm Somerset satin paper
Colours: Minimum of 77 hand pulled screens
Edition: 25
Price: £395






Record Attempt

Screen-print with the most colours (x 77) pulled by hand over an edition of 150 artworks, resulting in nearly 12,000 hand pulls required to be millimeter accurate in every pull.



Screen Print Process

Screen printing has been used for centuries and was widely popularised by Andy Warhol in the 1960s. It is a hand process stencil method of print making in which a design (C) is imposed on a screen of fine mesh (D) attached to a frame (E), with blank areas coated with an impermeable substance, and ink (A) is forced through the mesh with a squeegee (B) onto the printing surface (F). This process is repeated for each colour in the design, forming layers to produce the final image.



Please view diagram here:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Silketrykk.svg



Details

_The process is highly precise and dexterous, fundamentally requiring the printmaker to be highly accurate when aligning the paper or in the finished print the individual colours will not come together as a whole and the artwork will not be accurately realised, thus the print is ruined.

_Before each new screen is pulled, the paint from the previous stencils must be dry, but the paint must not be allowed to dry on the stencil/screen because it could again damage it.

_We are proposing a minimum of 77 colour individual hand pulled screen process in an edition of 150 artworks.

- This record attempt requires a printer to repeat a dexterous aligning process and pull the minimum of 77 screens by hand an epic 11,550 times.

_It is taking 6 weeks to attempt the world record

_The process has been monitored by 2 professional adjudicators and is supported by their signed statements. These will be available for viewing upon request.



EINE background.

EINE's work can be seen all over East London and the UK (and other cities across the world) on shop shutters and across buildings. This print is based on the alphabet he developed by painting derelict shop shutters, hence the parallel horizontal thin lines on the top of each letter developed from the grooves in roller shutters. In addition he is a long time collaborator of the artist Banksy, EINE hand screen-printed the majority of Banksy's highly sought after print work. more info here: www.nellyduff.com/index.php?/art/artists/eine




Nelly Duff


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Nelly Duff
156 Columbia Rd
London
E2 7RG


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[Andy'77]

Images here. Looks like there is some overspray effect.

[jellya]

The fonts will always pop best on the black imo.

Interesting pricing...

[shower]

Apr 21, 2009 15:46:52 GMT 1 jellya said:

The fonts will always pop best on the black imo.

Interesting pricing...

yeah i gotta agree jellya, i think the black will actually look the best out of the three backgrounds.

considering the amount of work gone into these prints i think the price isnt bad. maybe a little much for me right now though.

[Andy'77]

I agree that black looks best. Still can't decide whether it's going to end up better than the Alphabet City print, more colours but less letters. Pricing seems reasonable, but can only afford one if I let my Alphabet City go. Hmmm....

[bunnyboy]

I think the gold will look pretty cool though - undecided which to try for!

[Deleted]

I went for black and then imagined it framed and on the wall and decided that white would look best. Chuffed to bits! My 5-year old daughter can spot an Eine shutter from 400 yards. This is going to look great outside her room.

[low3]

Well that bites!!

I'm supposed to be on the mailing list but haven't had the email.

rubbish!! Looks like i'll have to get lucky tomorrow....

[boatboy]

Me too,sucks. Bun fight tomorrow then.