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The Next Big Thing, by atomcore on Feb 6, 2007 22:44:59 GMT 1, I agree that Adam Neate's work is amazing. My only concern is that Elm Lesters are over-pricing his work. The originals are stunning but they have really produced something awful with his first edition prints. Adam can produce many styles and they shouldn't have attempted to reproduce his 3d(ish) work-on-card style. Really ugly and around £600. It should be 10 times as good and half as much.
IMO (of course!)
I agree that Adam Neate's work is amazing. My only concern is that Elm Lesters are over-pricing his work. The originals are stunning but they have really produced something awful with his first edition prints. Adam can produce many styles and they shouldn't have attempted to reproduce his 3d(ish) work-on-card style. Really ugly and around £600. It should be 10 times as good and half as much.
IMO (of course!)
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The Next Big Thing, by RBK on Feb 6, 2007 23:07:43 GMT 1, I'm honestly confused if ACE was having a dig at me or agreeing with my bold prediction.
Atomcore - From what I've heard the prints are so good that many are mistaking them for originals. I can't comment for sure on this - as I won't receive mine for a month - but maybe someone who has attended the exhibition can comment. I also heard that the way they were printed really does capture the 3-D nature.
Regardless, I think Adam Neate is quite talented - and many might think I'm crazy... but I'll come out and say that I think he is more talented that Micallef.
I'm honestly confused if ACE was having a dig at me or agreeing with my bold prediction.
Atomcore - From what I've heard the prints are so good that many are mistaking them for originals. I can't comment for sure on this - as I won't receive mine for a month - but maybe someone who has attended the exhibition can comment. I also heard that the way they were printed really does capture the 3-D nature.
Regardless, I think Adam Neate is quite talented - and many might think I'm crazy... but I'll come out and say that I think he is more talented that Micallef.
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The Next Big Thing, by Ågent ßacardi on Feb 6, 2007 23:09:39 GMT 1, Regardless, I think Adam Neate is quite talented - and many might think I'm crazy... but I'll come out and say that I think he is more talented that Micallef.
*SHOCK*HORROR*GASP*!!! 
Regardless, I think Adam Neate is quite talented - and many might think I'm crazy... but I'll come out and say that I think he is more talented that Micallef. *SHOCK*HORROR*GASP*!!! |
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The Next Big Thing, by RBK on Feb 6, 2007 23:11:56 GMT 1, And that's coming from an American  Will there be a revolt when the Brits read it?
And that's coming from an American Will there be a revolt when the Brits read it? |
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The Next Big Thing, by dwight on Feb 6, 2007 23:19:53 GMT 1, Eine did sell out something like 400 prints yesterday...
Faile and Eine... head and shoulders above the rest!
Eine did sell out something like 400 prints yesterday... Faile and Eine... head and shoulders above the rest! |
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The Next Big Thing, by numusic on Feb 6, 2007 23:20:43 GMT 1, I'm honestly confused if ACE was having a dig at me or agreeing with my bold prediction. Atomcore - From what I've heard the prints are so good that many are mistaking them for originals. I can't comment for sure on this - as I won't receive mine for a month - but maybe someone who has attended the exhibition can comment. I also heard that the way they were printed really does capture the 3-D nature. Regardless, I think Adam Neate is quite talented - and many might think I'm crazy... but I'll come out and say that I think he is more talented that Micallef.
His originals sell for upwards of 8-10k.. up from between 200-800 mid last year and 1.5-3,5k just a 6 months ago... prints at 600 quid !!!.. he's already well and truly made it IMO.
I'm honestly confused if ACE was having a dig at me or agreeing with my bold prediction. Atomcore - From what I've heard the prints are so good that many are mistaking them for originals. I can't comment for sure on this - as I won't receive mine for a month - but maybe someone who has attended the exhibition can comment. I also heard that the way they were printed really does capture the 3-D nature. Regardless, I think Adam Neate is quite talented - and many might think I'm crazy... but I'll come out and say that I think he is more talented that Micallef. His originals sell for upwards of 8-10k.. up from between 200-800 mid last year and 1.5-3,5k just a 6 months ago... prints at 600 quid !!!.. he's already well and truly made it IMO. |
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The Next Big Thing, by RBK on Feb 6, 2007 23:26:54 GMT 1, I agree Nu - but I think he will be getting picked up by major international collectors/institutions and get even bigger.
I agree Nu - but I think he will be getting picked up by major international collectors/institutions and get even bigger.
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The Next Big Thing, by senna on Feb 7, 2007 0:05:06 GMT 1, ditto. adams a big boy now & the nicest kid you could meet
the above poll is quite pointless as some names ARE big.
also love the prints. & a bargain at 600
micallefs also gone to the "next level"
BTW what the fuck was this ace on about 
ditto. adams a big boy now & the nicest kid you could meet the above poll is quite pointless as some names ARE big. also love the prints. & a bargain at 600 micallefs also gone to the "next level" BTW what the fuck was this ace on about |
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The Next Big Thing, by Ågent ßacardi on Feb 7, 2007 0:23:05 GMT 1, I don't find all of banksy's subject matters to be sophisticated either, their execution and style help and certainly for me there's prints of his that i wouldn't adorn my walls with for that reason; it suprises me that the virgin mary for example was the last print to be sold; for me that's one of the best, the subject matter is much less 'gangster rat' and more mature, on top of that it has all the trade mark elements making it an all round classic piece that encompases who the artist is, and speaks of the genre of the work, through its carefully orchestrated drips, the natural framing is a bonus and the banksy logo tag at the bottom satisfies! anyway i digress; bast; appeals to me, i never got to get the pieces i wanted from the faile site but f**k it, i hope you get to! his style is very honest, he's produced strong work consistently enough for you to believe in, the elements come together to produce a very unique 'street; style with worth alongside the like of warhol, he's careful not to copy; but to move the style on, the techniques executed suggest his moving towards a very new direction; perhaps even more 'considered' than that of warhol, at least definately more daring and 'specific' in it's execution or message suggesting boldness, confidence and conviction from the artist.
Wow, that's a 233 word continuous sentence without a single period. I challenge anyone to say that with one single breath! 
I don't find all of banksy's subject matters to be sophisticated either, their execution and style help and certainly for me there's prints of his that i wouldn't adorn my walls with for that reason; it suprises me that the virgin mary for example was the last print to be sold; for me that's one of the best, the subject matter is much less 'gangster rat' and more mature, on top of that it has all the trade mark elements making it an all round classic piece that encompases who the artist is, and speaks of the genre of the work, through its carefully orchestrated drips, the natural framing is a bonus and the banksy logo tag at the bottom satisfies! anyway i digress; bast; appeals to me, i never got to get the pieces i wanted from the faile site but f**k it, i hope you get to! his style is very honest, he's produced strong work consistently enough for you to believe in, the elements come together to produce a very unique 'street; style with worth alongside the like of warhol, he's careful not to copy; but to move the style on, the techniques executed suggest his moving towards a very new direction; perhaps even more 'considered' than that of warhol, at least definately more daring and 'specific' in it's execution or message suggesting boldness, confidence and conviction from the artist. Wow, that's a 233 word continuous sentence without a single period. I challenge anyone to say that with one single breath! |
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The Next Big Thing, by BK83 on Feb 7, 2007 0:25:18 GMT 1, I love that everyone has started their posts with something along the lines of "absolutely will be..." or "without a doubt..." -- the reality is, noone knows who will be big next-- Banksy is huge because he has the most effective PR and marketing team in the business at the moment. Noone else really comes close -- he has orchestrated mass publicity stunts that stick with the common pysche and are appreciated by all -- not just those in the art scene/streetart scene 'know'.
that being said it "absolutely without a doubt will be ...." whoever WE decide it will be -- that's the reality isn't it, it's up to us and how we respond to the marketing and the prints that are released.
J
I love that everyone has started their posts with something along the lines of "absolutely will be..." or "without a doubt..." -- the reality is, noone knows who will be big next-- Banksy is huge because he has the most effective PR and marketing team in the business at the moment. Noone else really comes close -- he has orchestrated mass publicity stunts that stick with the common pysche and are appreciated by all -- not just those in the art scene/streetart scene 'know'.
that being said it "absolutely without a doubt will be ...." whoever WE decide it will be -- that's the reality isn't it, it's up to us and how we respond to the marketing and the prints that are released.
J
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The Next Big Thing, by RBK on Feb 7, 2007 0:27:30 GMT 1, Agree with Senna - the poll/thread title is pointless. I just started talking about art.
If you are a POW artist or are included in solo/group exhibitions with these caliber artists - you've definitely 'made it' to a certain extent.
Agree with Senna - the poll/thread title is pointless. I just started talking about art.
If you are a POW artist or are included in solo/group exhibitions with these caliber artists - you've definitely 'made it' to a certain extent.
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The Next Big Thing, by mcnuts on Feb 7, 2007 11:23:56 GMT 1, How about Slinkachu ? little-people.blogspot.com/ I think Nu talked about slink last yer at some point.
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The Next Big Thing, by numusic on Feb 7, 2007 16:34:26 GMT 1,
good call.. he'll be showing at Nuart in Sept 07.. Mike at Blackratpress will be putting out the next couple of prints, so expect the quality to be up there.
Difficult work to interpret or translate into a saleable format, or to exhibit..
where's the show ? You're standing on it, idiot !
I think he'll receive critical acclaim, but difficult to see how he can sell work.
good call.. he'll be showing at Nuart in Sept 07.. Mike at Blackratpress will be putting out the next couple of prints, so expect the quality to be up there. Difficult work to interpret or translate into a saleable format, or to exhibit.. where's the show ? You're standing on it, idiot ! I think he'll receive critical acclaim, but difficult to see how he can sell work. |
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The Next Big Thing, by absyrd on Feb 7, 2007 16:42:44 GMT 1, I voted for Swoon because I couldn't stand seeing her with no votes. Really beautiful stuff.
I really want to check out her raft exhibit on the Mississipi, but I hear some biker gang is watching over it until the spring.
I'm also excited to see if Faile takes off a bit more.
After all, I have to support my domestics.
I voted for Swoon because I couldn't stand seeing her with no votes. Really beautiful stuff. I really want to check out her raft exhibit on the Mississipi, but I hear some biker gang is watching over it until the spring. I'm also excited to see if Faile takes off a bit more. After all, I have to support my domestics. |
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The Next Big Thing, by bigdave on Feb 7, 2007 17:02:22 GMT 1, yeah i agree i love the guys stuff, seen it around in a few newspapers last year.
do you think he leaves his minature models around, or do you think he
photograph's them and then takes them back to his minature home?
it would be great to find one
yeah i agree i love the guys stuff, seen it around in a few newspapers last year. do you think he leaves his minature models around, or do you think he photograph's them and then takes them back to his minature home? it would be great to find one |
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The Next Big Thing, by numusic on Feb 7, 2007 17:05:01 GMT 1, yeah i agree i love the guys stuff, seen it around in a few newspapers last year. do you think he leaves his minature models around, or do you think he photograph's them and then takes them back to his minature home? it would be great to find one
He leaves em around to fend for themselves ;D
Next big thing : Vic Reeves
yeah i agree i love the guys stuff, seen it around in a few newspapers last year. do you think he leaves his minature models around, or do you think he photograph's them and then takes them back to his minature home? it would be great to find one He leaves em around to fend for themselves ;D Next big thing : Vic Reeves |
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The Next Big Thing, by BlackRatPress on Feb 7, 2007 17:08:39 GMT 1, Nu
The photographs we have had printed are amazing - continous tone ones done by Testinos printers - they look great. I'm delighted with them. v funny
Nu
The photographs we have had printed are amazing - continous tone ones done by Testinos printers - they look great. I'm delighted with them. v funny
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The Next Big Thing, by corblimeylimey on Feb 7, 2007 17:27:29 GMT 1, Nu The photographs we have had printed are amazing - continous tone ones done by Testinos printers - they look great. I'm delighted with them. v funny
What printing technique have they used, and what price will they be for sale for and when?
Nu The photographs we have had printed are amazing - continous tone ones done by Testinos printers - they look great. I'm delighted with them. v funny What printing technique have they used, and what price will they be for sale for and when? |
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The Next Big Thing, by BlackRatPress on Feb 7, 2007 17:31:14 GMT 1, this is what they told me 'The prints will be imaged on a Oce Lightjet. this is the highest quality continuous tone output device favored by the fine art world.
the paper is Fuji Crystal archive paper in matt surface' - not sure what is means but sounds nice and technical.. and they look stunning.
Be on the site by the end of the week.
this is what they told me 'The prints will be imaged on a Oce Lightjet. this is the highest quality continuous tone output device favored by the fine art world.
the paper is Fuji Crystal archive paper in matt surface' - not sure what is means but sounds nice and technical.. and they look stunning.
Be on the site by the end of the week.
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The Next Big Thing, by corblimeylimey on Feb 7, 2007 17:33:38 GMT 1, this is what they told me 'The prints will be imaged on a Oce Lightjet. this is the highest quality continuous tone output device favored by the fine art world. the paper is Fuji Crystal archive paper in matt surface' - not sure what is means but sounds nice and technical.. and they look stunning. Be on the site by the end of the week.
Thanks, such a quick response too 
this is what they told me 'The prints will be imaged on a Oce Lightjet. this is the highest quality continuous tone output device favored by the fine art world. the paper is Fuji Crystal archive paper in matt surface' - not sure what is means but sounds nice and technical.. and they look stunning. Be on the site by the end of the week. Thanks, such a quick response too |
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The Next Big Thing, by beyond on Feb 7, 2007 17:43:14 GMT 1, the only problem being you can't PM you foundation. so, as they say, with respect comes responsibility. not sure who says that but anyway. with you on the whole respect thing though. the fact someone has made numerous posts, ie 100's, would make me think they're advice would merit consideration. someone who had posted less than 50, maybe not so much. i don't like to judge or be judged by others and the respect system does just that. prefects, rank and file, heirarchy, class system and all that crap.
is that why you changed from tomhills to tomhills1?
the only problem being you can't PM you foundation. so, as they say, with respect comes responsibility. not sure who says that but anyway. with you on the whole respect thing though. the fact someone has made numerous posts, ie 100's, would make me think they're advice would merit consideration. someone who had posted less than 50, maybe not so much. i don't like to judge or be judged by others and the respect system does just that. prefects, rank and file, heirarchy, class system and all that crap. is that why you changed from tomhills to tomhills1? |
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The Next Big Thing, by numusic on Feb 7, 2007 17:56:50 GMT 1, Nu The photographs we have had printed are amazing - continous tone ones done by Testinos printers - they look great. I'm delighted with them. v funny
:-) you owe me !
Nu The photographs we have had printed are amazing - continous tone ones done by Testinos printers - they look great. I'm delighted with them. v funny :-) you owe me ! |
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The Next Big Thing, by numusic on Feb 7, 2007 17:58:08 GMT 1, Nu The photographs we have had printed are amazing - continous tone ones done by Testinos printers - they look great. I'm delighted with them. v funny
BTW, I hope my CC details are safe with that new trainee of yours, seems like a polite young chap
Nu The photographs we have had printed are amazing - continous tone ones done by Testinos printers - they look great. I'm delighted with them. v funny BTW, I hope my CC details are safe with that new trainee of yours, seems like a polite young chap |
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The Next Big Thing, by corblimeylimey on Feb 7, 2007 18:05:59 GMT 1, Nu The photographs we have had printed are amazing - continous tone ones done by Testinos printers - they look great. I'm delighted with them. v funny BTW, I hope my CC details are safe with that new trainee of yours, seems like a polite young chap
I'm thinking the same, haven't received my Blek yet
Nu The photographs we have had printed are amazing - continous tone ones done by Testinos printers - they look great. I'm delighted with them. v funny BTW, I hope my CC details are safe with that new trainee of yours, seems like a polite young chap I'm thinking the same, haven't received my Blek yet |
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The Next Big Thing, by corblimeylimey on Feb 7, 2007 23:41:27 GMT 1, Nu The photographs we have had printed are amazing - continous tone ones done by Testinos printers - they look great. I'm delighted with them. v funny
On sale now at blackratpress.co.uk/artist-slinkachu.php £150, I was really interested in these coming up, but I'm afraid these images are not the one's that float my boat, just my view of course, but I hope some future releases will be more up my street.
Nu The photographs we have had printed are amazing - continous tone ones done by Testinos printers - they look great. I'm delighted with them. v funny On sale now at blackratpress.co.uk/artist-slinkachu.php £150, I was really interested in these coming up, but I'm afraid these images are not the one's that float my boat, just my view of course, but I hope some future releases will be more up my street. |
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The Next Big Thing, by RBK on Feb 7, 2007 23:57:06 GMT 1, Isn't this the Tinypeople blog guy?
Isn't this the Tinypeople blog guy?
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The Next Big Thing, by manchestermike on Feb 8, 2007 0:17:34 GMT 1, Nu The photographs we have had printed are amazing - continous tone ones done by Testinos printers - they look great. I'm delighted with them. v funny On sale now at blackratpress.co.uk/artist-slinkachu.php £150, I was really interested in these coming up, but I'm afraid these images are not the one's that float my boat, just my view of course, but I hope some future releases will be more up my street.
I agree, and at £150 too
Nu The photographs we have had printed are amazing - continous tone ones done by Testinos printers - they look great. I'm delighted with them. v funny On sale now at blackratpress.co.uk/artist-slinkachu.php £150, I was really interested in these coming up, but I'm afraid these images are not the one's that float my boat, just my view of course, but I hope some future releases will be more up my street. I agree, and at £150 too |
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The Next Big Thing, by mcnuts on Feb 8, 2007 9:23:04 GMT 1, ok... so while i said slink..... 150 gbp, are you having a laugh? Old prints with smaller print runs were 25gbp or 50 gbp. Sure improved quality but you can get prints by more "known" artists for that price. In light of this price grab, I "withdraw" my suggestion.
ok... so while i said slink..... 150 gbp, are you having a laugh? Old prints with smaller print runs were 25gbp or 50 gbp. Sure improved quality but you can get prints by more "known" artists for that price. In light of this price grab, I "withdraw" my suggestion. |
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The Next Big Thing, by sjh on Feb 20, 2007 14:36:43 GMT 1, Dan Baldwin - is definitely the one to watch. His last 3 prints have sold out. The last set sold out in 3 days. Prices have doubled in the last few weeks!!! The quality of the prints are excellent also.
Dan Baldwin - is definitely the one to watch. His last 3 prints have sold out. The last set sold out in 3 days. Prices have doubled in the last few weeks!!! The quality of the prints are excellent also.
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The Next Big Thing, by buffruffly on Feb 20, 2007 15:02:13 GMT 1, his stuff has been around for a while so why is it all selling out so quickly? To me it reeks of people buying solely for financial purposes. Pretty obvious, i know. Dan Baldwin=Snake Oil.....people are trying to get the same returns as Banksy has seen. The difference is that Banksy's rise was organic rather than manufactured. Seems to be a bubble economy. What the fuck though, buy his stuff if you like it, and even if you don't you may as well fleece some other sucka in the short term and buy something you like.
his stuff has been around for a while so why is it all selling out so quickly? To me it reeks of people buying solely for financial purposes. Pretty obvious, i know. Dan Baldwin=Snake Oil.....people are trying to get the same returns as Banksy has seen. The difference is that Banksy's rise was organic rather than manufactured. Seems to be a bubble economy. What the fuck though, buy his stuff if you like it, and even if you don't you may as well fleece some other sucka in the short term and buy something you like.
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