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Does anyone know who these are by?, by tartarus on May 1, 2017 22:51:11 GMT 1, I have a mint Homage to Monogold B 'flowers' print with provenance from Kaikai Kiki - and I can currently beat Perrotin on the price by 150 euro. I'm in UK That sweet moment when you thought it said 150 Euro for a Murakami, Followed by the disappointment that kicks in when you read it properly :-(
I have a mint Homage to Monogold B 'flowers' print with provenance from Kaikai Kiki - and I can currently beat Perrotin on the price by 150 euro. I'm in UK That sweet moment when you thought it said 150 Euro for a Murakami, Followed by the disappointment that kicks in when you read it properly :-(
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Channel 4 - The Art Lovers Guide, by tartarus on May 1, 2017 20:33:08 GMT 1, cheers chaps.
cheers chaps.
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Channel 4 - The Art Lovers Guide, by tartarus on May 1, 2017 20:10:05 GMT 1, according to the TV thats the island with bear grills! Close enough though.
according to the TV thats the island with bear grills! Close enough though.
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Mateyb southwest affordable art print for sale ยฃ10! , by tartarus on May 1, 2017 15:21:14 GMT 1, Just thought i would pop this up and divide opinion or cause a bunch of chaos, if i get lucky, both1
Anyway, this is raising cash for the project John Doe is running in Bristol apparently.
Pretty cool print, and cheap as chips!
Youll have to pop over to his facebook and message him for it.
www.facebook.com/matey.mateyb
Or you can probably grab him through this group aimed at truth shaming the Torys and encouraging people to just go vote! OH, and get some paste up stuff out there. Images available in the photos (free to use album only!) that are free to use from various artists. Fill yer boots!
www.facebook.com/groups/1938872099692078/
Just thought i would pop this up and divide opinion or cause a bunch of chaos, if i get lucky, both1 Anyway, this is raising cash for the project John Doe is running in Bristol apparently. Pretty cool print, and cheap as chips! Youll have to pop over to his facebook and message him for it. www.facebook.com/matey.mateybOr you can probably grab him through this group aimed at truth shaming the Torys and encouraging people to just go vote! OH, and get some paste up stuff out there. Images available in the photos (free to use album only!) that are free to use from various artists. Fill yer boots! www.facebook.com/groups/1938872099692078/
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For Sale; Banksy, Slinkachu, Faile, Mr. Brainwash, Miss Bugs, by tartarus on Apr 29, 2017 19:57:04 GMT 1, lol maybe edit one of those!! No one needs that!
lol maybe edit one of those!! No one needs that!
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Banksy Stop & Search original image!!, by tartarus on Apr 29, 2017 15:17:58 GMT 1, Restoring street pieces is the worst. People just need to leave them be Each to their own opinion but the site was being levelled for housing so this would've been destroyed! Its been destroyed. There will be nothing real about it by the time you are done.
better off gone than in your hands!
Restoring street pieces is the worst. People just need to leave them be Each to their own opinion but the site was being levelled for housing so this would've been destroyed! Its been destroyed. There will be nothing real about it by the time you are done. better off gone than in your hands!
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Roseberys Auctions of London ๐ฌ๐ง , by tartarus on Apr 29, 2017 10:51:03 GMT 1, lot 37 looks interesting, but the bit that says in shared frame with 3 other offset lithos after the same artist is more than a little disturbing to me! Do people put real pieces in with fakes? I know i dont even let them in the flat let alone the same frame!
lot 37 looks interesting, but the bit that says in shared frame with 3 other offset lithos after the same artist is more than a little disturbing to me! Do people put real pieces in with fakes? I know i dont even let them in the flat let alone the same frame!
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'The Price is Right' giveaway! , by tartarus on Apr 28, 2017 22:30:52 GMT 1, ยฃ1000
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Banksy Stop & Search original image!!, by tartarus on Apr 28, 2017 21:19:03 GMT 1, Oh dear how sad. I wonder which gallery has taken it on. Thats already lost, but im sure it will look almost passable after a respray a repaint and a touch up or two. It'll look exactly like the day it was sprayed on the wall! If it does, it will be so repainted it wont be a Banksy anymore!
Oh dear how sad. I wonder which gallery has taken it on. Thats already lost, but im sure it will look almost passable after a respray a repaint and a touch up or two. It'll look exactly like the day it was sprayed on the wall! If it does, it will be so repainted it wont be a Banksy anymore!
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Banksy Stop & Search original image!!, by tartarus on Apr 28, 2017 21:05:22 GMT 1, Oh dear how sad.
I wonder which gallery has taken it on.
Thats already lost, but im sure it will look almost passable after a respray a repaint and a touch up or two.
Oh dear how sad.
I wonder which gallery has taken it on.
Thats already lost, but im sure it will look almost passable after a respray a repaint and a touch up or two.
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Art Republic finance, by tartarus on Apr 27, 2017 10:10:45 GMT 1, Thats the one. As others have said, rock solid.
Thats the one. As others have said, rock solid.
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Art Republic finance, by tartarus on Apr 26, 2017 23:54:48 GMT 1, If its own art its an arts council scheme or something so safe as houses.
pretty sure own art is 0% finance so that should give it away.
If its own art its an arts council scheme or something so safe as houses.
pretty sure own art is 0% finance so that should give it away.
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Julien's is auctioning off my collection on May 11., by tartarus on Apr 26, 2017 19:15:44 GMT 1, There on ebay. ebay links are banned. No he said they removed auction house links with say 2 hours left. What's the reasoning behind eBay links being banned? That's my question. Its never been an issue to post links to an auction house sale. How often do you see a thread about a sale at Paddle8, christies, Phillips, artsy, auctionata etc etc. It just happens all the pieces in this are his.
Links posted to peoples single items in auction houses would be removed as they are a repetitive pain in the arse. as are links to everyones ebay auctions. It would just clog shit up dude. It is what it is, and that is pretty clear.
There on ebay. ebay links are banned. No he said they removed auction house links with say 2 hours left. What's the reasoning behind eBay links being banned? That's my question. Its never been an issue to post links to an auction house sale. How often do you see a thread about a sale at Paddle8, christies, Phillips, artsy, auctionata etc etc. It just happens all the pieces in this are his. Links posted to peoples single items in auction houses would be removed as they are a repetitive pain in the arse. as are links to everyones ebay auctions. It would just clog shit up dude. It is what it is, and that is pretty clear.
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Julien's is auctioning off my collection on May 11., by tartarus on Apr 26, 2017 19:00:04 GMT 1, Links to auction houses have always been accepted, this is just a link to a sale containing all his pieces. Simple really. So what makes a link to an auction house with 2 hours left different. As it's said that's not allowed? What makes a link to all 'Martin whatson' prints on eBay (mine just being one of them) different? There on ebay. ebay links are banned.
Links to auction houses have always been accepted, this is just a link to a sale containing all his pieces. Simple really. So what makes a link to an auction house with 2 hours left different. As it's said that's not allowed? What makes a link to all 'Martin whatson' prints on eBay (mine just being one of them) different? There on ebay. ebay links are banned.
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Julien's is auctioning off my collection on May 11., by tartarus on Apr 26, 2017 18:50:52 GMT 1, Rouen Cathedral ... if you don't understand then I am not sure I can help you any further ... ... I know that you are upset over on the Kaws x Jordan Thread ... Lol I'm not upset about anything. It's weird that is your response as you are representing this forum though. You could explain it. Or at least try. How does posting a link to ones own auction with 2 hours differ from posting to one with 10 days? Links to auction houses have always been accepted, this is just a link to a sale containing all his pieces.
Simple really.
Rouen Cathedral ... if you don't understand then I am not sure I can help you any further ... ... I know that you are upset over on the Kaws x Jordan Thread ... Lol I'm not upset about anything. It's weird that is your response as you are representing this forum though. You could explain it. Or at least try. How does posting a link to ones own auction with 2 hours differ from posting to one with 10 days? Links to auction houses have always been accepted, this is just a link to a sale containing all his pieces. Simple really.
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Show everyone your latest Art Purchase?, by tartarus on Apr 26, 2017 16:28:22 GMT 1, I'm really confused about all the fuss... let me reiterate... these are the folded litho prints that came with the STIK book... There's a part of me that agrees with this. It's common practice, as far as I know, for film posters. And it's the front of the print and the signature that matters more than the back of the paper. I'd certainly like to have one of these on the wall if the creases can be flattened out like that. Other thing with these being litho is that you can also just have them framed direct to the glass. That pretty much flattens them out too.
I'm really confused about all the fuss... let me reiterate... these are the folded litho prints that came with the STIK book... There's a part of me that agrees with this. It's common practice, as far as I know, for film posters. And it's the front of the print and the signature that matters more than the back of the paper. I'd certainly like to have one of these on the wall if the creases can be flattened out like that. Other thing with these being litho is that you can also just have them framed direct to the glass. That pretty much flattens them out too.
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Julien's is auctioning off my collection on May 11., by tartarus on Apr 26, 2017 16:17:50 GMT 1, HA ha i remember you now. You were the dude that messaged me to tell me the pieces i listed as Adam Mclevey werent by him and that i must have listed the wrong pictures as the work and signature was nothing like his. i only have about 120 of his works, but you knew best! anyhoooo Wow! You are a piece of work! Not sure how an Adam McLevey conversation from years ago has to do with an auction thread from today but ok, since you brought it up I'll refresh your memory. You posted some little people drawings of Adam's and I asked you if you were sure they were by him as I had never seen them before. You assured me they were and we actually had a nice discussion and realized during it that I was familiar with Adams gallery paintings is why I didn't recognize the drawings. We chatted some more and that was it so I have no idea why you brought it up as I didn't think I knew more than you. I just reviewed the conversation and it was really good, but I think you have a different memory of it. So, let's take this full circle and come back to the auction. I'm truly sorry if I somehow offended you by stating that the auction house was charging 25% premium over the sales price of the sale, but it's fact and I'm not sure why you would suggest otherwise if you simply registered as it states it in plain English. Bloody hell, i havnt denied there is a 25% buyers premium!!!!!
THERE IS A 25% BUYERS PREMI|UM.
A 25% BUYERS PREMIUM WILL APPLY.
Can you stop telling me ive missed the buyers premium now.
HA ha i remember you now. You were the dude that messaged me to tell me the pieces i listed as Adam Mclevey werent by him and that i must have listed the wrong pictures as the work and signature was nothing like his. i only have about 120 of his works, but you knew best! anyhoooo Wow! You are a piece of work! Not sure how an Adam McLevey conversation from years ago has to do with an auction thread from today but ok, since you brought it up I'll refresh your memory. You posted some little people drawings of Adam's and I asked you if you were sure they were by him as I had never seen them before. You assured me they were and we actually had a nice discussion and realized during it that I was familiar with Adams gallery paintings is why I didn't recognize the drawings. We chatted some more and that was it so I have no idea why you brought it up as I didn't think I knew more than you. I just reviewed the conversation and it was really good, but I think you have a different memory of it. So, let's take this full circle and come back to the auction. I'm truly sorry if I somehow offended you by stating that the auction house was charging 25% premium over the sales price of the sale, but it's fact and I'm not sure why you would suggest otherwise if you simply registered as it states it in plain English. Bloody hell, i havnt denied there is a 25% buyers premium!!!!! THERE IS A 25% BUYERS PREMI|UM. A 25% BUYERS PREMIUM WILL APPLY. Can you stop telling me ive missed the buyers premium now.
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Julien's is auctioning off my collection on May 11., by tartarus on Apr 26, 2017 14:17:34 GMT 1, Im afraid i disagree with your idea of fact and im not convinced because its in capitals either. This is the way it works with auctions. Shout if you like, tell me im wrong if you like, but this is a much easier way for the OP to sell his collection. Ive explained why, you telling me otherwise While highlighting the word fact, will not change that. Not sure what your issue is here. I've NEVER disagreed or even commented on the ease of sale so what exactly is it that you disagree with??? I simply stated a few facts about the 25% premium so with all due respect the auction house is going to charge 25% premium over the sale price regardless of whether you believe it or not as it's stated in the details when you sign up to bid so....fact, FACT or F-A-C-T it's real my friend. However, no need to take my word for it...sign up and you will see it in black and white. HA ha i remember you now. You were the dude that messaged me to tell me the pieces i listed as Adam Mclevey werent by him and that i must have listed the wrong pictures as the work and signature was nothing like his.
i only have about 120 of his works, but you knew best! anyhoooo
Im afraid i disagree with your idea of fact and im not convinced because its in capitals either. This is the way it works with auctions. Shout if you like, tell me im wrong if you like, but this is a much easier way for the OP to sell his collection. Ive explained why, you telling me otherwise While highlighting the word fact, will not change that. Not sure what your issue is here. I've NEVER disagreed or even commented on the ease of sale so what exactly is it that you disagree with??? I simply stated a few facts about the 25% premium so with all due respect the auction house is going to charge 25% premium over the sale price regardless of whether you believe it or not as it's stated in the details when you sign up to bid so....fact, FACT or F-A-C-T it's real my friend. However, no need to take my word for it...sign up and you will see it in black and white. HA ha i remember you now. You were the dude that messaged me to tell me the pieces i listed as Adam Mclevey werent by him and that i must have listed the wrong pictures as the work and signature was nothing like his. i only have about 120 of his works, but you knew best! anyhoooo
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Julien's is auctioning off my collection on May 11., by tartarus on Apr 26, 2017 14:12:14 GMT 1, Im afraid i disagree with your idea of fact and im not convinced because its in capitals either. This is the way it works with auctions. Shout if you like, tell me im wrong if you like, but this is a much easier way for the OP to sell his collection. Ive explained why, you telling me otherwise While highlighting the word fact, will not change that. Not sure what your issue is here. I've NEVER disagreed or even commented on the ease of sale so what exactly is it that you disagree with??? I simply stated a few facts about the 25% premium so with all due respect the auction house is going to charge 25% premium over the sale price regardless of whether you believe it or not as it's stated in the details when you sign up to bid so....fact, FACT or F-A-C-T it's real my friend. However, no need to take my word for it...sign up and you will see it in black and white. i get the buyer will pay 25% but they arent that likely to factor 25% into the alleged market value, they are more likely to bid to win untill they get uncomfortable. Thats the way of auctions, they set the new levels.
Not much point in carrying this on though.
Im afraid i disagree with your idea of fact and im not convinced because its in capitals either. This is the way it works with auctions. Shout if you like, tell me im wrong if you like, but this is a much easier way for the OP to sell his collection. Ive explained why, you telling me otherwise While highlighting the word fact, will not change that. Not sure what your issue is here. I've NEVER disagreed or even commented on the ease of sale so what exactly is it that you disagree with??? I simply stated a few facts about the 25% premium so with all due respect the auction house is going to charge 25% premium over the sale price regardless of whether you believe it or not as it's stated in the details when you sign up to bid so....fact, FACT or F-A-C-T it's real my friend. However, no need to take my word for it...sign up and you will see it in black and white. i get the buyer will pay 25% but they arent that likely to factor 25% into the alleged market value, they are more likely to bid to win untill they get uncomfortable. Thats the way of auctions, they set the new levels. Not much point in carrying this on though.
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Julien's is auctioning off my collection on May 11., by tartarus on Apr 26, 2017 12:59:13 GMT 1, Doesnt really work like that in reality. Auction houses get better prices as a rule. He has 100 pieces with them, he wont be paying commission i shouldnt think. Then add in the time to deal with all the emails from 100 sales here, and the time just makes it a nightmare. Just how it is. Might take an hour to do a deal on one piece, might take a week on another, buyer may leave it on hold and then dissapear, tons of price negotiation emails, packing and sending. Its a hell of a lot of work he will not have to get involved in apart from in bulk to get it to the auction house. And then theres the possibility of 2 people go weird over one of your pieces and setting a new high, not going to be that likely to happen on here! [ What does "doesn't really work like that in reality" mean?? It's a FACT that the auction house is going to charge each buyer 25% more than the closing bid. It's also a FACT that anyone buying from the auction will factor this 25% charge into their bids unless of course the buyer falls into that "I'm too rich to care" category but we all know that's highly unlikely. I would generally speaking agree with your blanket statement of auctions fetching higher prices, but I think you are referring to the Christie's and Sotheby's auction houses of the world and a few others. I'm not sure Juliens falls into this category...actually I am sure they DONT fall into that category. It's also highly likely that they are going to take a percentage of the overall sale if you do your research on them. Im afraid i disagree with your idea of fact and im not convinced because its in capitals either. This is the way it works with auctions. Shout if you like, tell me im wrong if you like, but this is a much easier way for the OP to sell his collection. Ive explained why, you telling me otherwise While highlighting the word fact, will not change that.
Doesnt really work like that in reality. Auction houses get better prices as a rule. He has 100 pieces with them, he wont be paying commission i shouldnt think. Then add in the time to deal with all the emails from 100 sales here, and the time just makes it a nightmare. Just how it is. Might take an hour to do a deal on one piece, might take a week on another, buyer may leave it on hold and then dissapear, tons of price negotiation emails, packing and sending. Its a hell of a lot of work he will not have to get involved in apart from in bulk to get it to the auction house. And then theres the possibility of 2 people go weird over one of your pieces and setting a new high, not going to be that likely to happen on here! [ What does "doesn't really work like that in reality" mean?? It's a FACT that the auction house is going to charge each buyer 25% more than the closing bid. It's also a FACT that anyone buying from the auction will factor this 25% charge into their bids unless of course the buyer falls into that "I'm too rich to care" category but we all know that's highly unlikely. I would generally speaking agree with your blanket statement of auctions fetching higher prices, but I think you are referring to the Christie's and Sotheby's auction houses of the world and a few others. I'm not sure Juliens falls into this category...actually I am sure they DONT fall into that category. It's also highly likely that they are going to take a percentage of the overall sale if you do your research on them. Im afraid i disagree with your idea of fact and im not convinced because its in capitals either. This is the way it works with auctions. Shout if you like, tell me im wrong if you like, but this is a much easier way for the OP to sell his collection. Ive explained why, you telling me otherwise While highlighting the word fact, will not change that.
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Julien's is auctioning off my collection on May 11., by tartarus on Apr 26, 2017 11:33:34 GMT 1, If he has the time and patience to sell each piece individually then sure, pocket the extra 25k in fees. Even if he did sell on here only 1/4 of his collection would garner any interest...if you take away those pieces then the auction house probably wouldn't even bother as it doesn't provide any foot traffic. In that scenario his negotiation on auction house commission is severely hampered so he's actually better off selling everything at once to them. He'll actually liquidate his less desirable pieces and pay less commission without having to answer a gazillion PM's and deal with payment, non-payers, tire-kickers, re-neggers, and anything else under the sun. I'm not following your "f he has the time and patience to sell each piece individually then sure, pocket the extra 25k in fees" statement. I think maybe you are missing the point. Let's for a second assume that every person who places bids on these pieces is knowledgeable to the market value of the pieces he/she is bidding on. Wouldn't those people only bid the fair market value of each minus 25% as they know they have to pay that 25% premium on top of whatever the piece sells for? GET IT?? Unless everyone who bids on this work has just won the lottery and doesn't care about money the pieces will sell for approx 25% less than their market value. It's not guaranteed, but this probably means the seller will receive 25% less than these piecesarextruly worth plus any percentage of the actual sale he has to pay to the auction house. If he is lucky they are only taking the extra 25% being taken on top of the sale that is charged to the buyer but it is likely the auction house is also taking a percentage of the sale. I would argue that the seller would have done much better selling on the Forum for free or eBay for 3%. Just my opinion. Side note; after I canceled my registration after reading about the 25% fee, I started receiving emails and calls from the auction house 5 minutes later. I truly wish the seller good luck but that's not a good sign of a good auction house. Doesnt really work like that in reality. Auction houses get better prices as a rule. He has 100 pieces with them, he wont be paying commission i shouldnt think. Then add in the time to deal with all the emails from 100 sales here, and the time just makes it a nightmare. Just how it is. Might take an hour to do a deal on one piece, might take a week on another, buyer may leave it on hold and then dissapear, tons of price negotiation emails, packing and sending. Its a hell of a lot of work he will not have to get involved in apart from in bulk to get it to the auction house. And then theres the possibility of 2 people go weird over one of your pieces and setting a new high, not going to be that likely to happen on here!
If he has the time and patience to sell each piece individually then sure, pocket the extra 25k in fees. Even if he did sell on here only 1/4 of his collection would garner any interest...if you take away those pieces then the auction house probably wouldn't even bother as it doesn't provide any foot traffic. In that scenario his negotiation on auction house commission is severely hampered so he's actually better off selling everything at once to them. He'll actually liquidate his less desirable pieces and pay less commission without having to answer a gazillion PM's and deal with payment, non-payers, tire-kickers, re-neggers, and anything else under the sun. I'm not following your "f he has the time and patience to sell each piece individually then sure, pocket the extra 25k in fees" statement. I think maybe you are missing the point. Let's for a second assume that every person who places bids on these pieces is knowledgeable to the market value of the pieces he/she is bidding on. Wouldn't those people only bid the fair market value of each minus 25% as they know they have to pay that 25% premium on top of whatever the piece sells for? GET IT?? Unless everyone who bids on this work has just won the lottery and doesn't care about money the pieces will sell for approx 25% less than their market value. It's not guaranteed, but this probably means the seller will receive 25% less than these piecesarextruly worth plus any percentage of the actual sale he has to pay to the auction house. If he is lucky they are only taking the extra 25% being taken on top of the sale that is charged to the buyer but it is likely the auction house is also taking a percentage of the sale. I would argue that the seller would have done much better selling on the Forum for free or eBay for 3%. Just my opinion. Side note; after I canceled my registration after reading about the 25% fee, I started receiving emails and calls from the auction house 5 minutes later. I truly wish the seller good luck but that's not a good sign of a good auction house. Doesnt really work like that in reality. Auction houses get better prices as a rule. He has 100 pieces with them, he wont be paying commission i shouldnt think. Then add in the time to deal with all the emails from 100 sales here, and the time just makes it a nightmare. Just how it is. Might take an hour to do a deal on one piece, might take a week on another, buyer may leave it on hold and then dissapear, tons of price negotiation emails, packing and sending. Its a hell of a lot of work he will not have to get involved in apart from in bulk to get it to the auction house. And then theres the possibility of 2 people go weird over one of your pieces and setting a new high, not going to be that likely to happen on here!
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Julien's is auctioning off my collection on May 11., by tartarus on Apr 26, 2017 9:41:37 GMT 1, people always seem to want stuff for nothing on here. Its why i wont bother anymore. If someone is looking then great, but sales threads are just a waste of time unless its banksy. The auction have over a 100 pieces of his, pretty sure his commision is zero somehow. And with zero bullshit. Who is asking for stuff for nothing? Well im not about to go super specific or anything. But if you put things up for sale here you would know what i mean. Try selling something, youll get a ton of people telling you you dont know the market and that your way over priced. And that they know far more about the artists prices than you do. There are plenty of chancers on here that make it a massive ball ache and a pain in the arse. Then you have to deal with their follow up emails in the hope you fell for their shit.
Dont get me wrong, made plenty buys and sells on here with great people who wanted the items. And not had one problem deal on here. But i get sick to death of people trying to rip things out from good people only to sell them for profit. So to me, id rather not bother with the hastle and put things to auction. Assuming its not instant funds desperatly needed, then its kinda worth the hastle. Just my take on it these days though.
people always seem to want stuff for nothing on here. Its why i wont bother anymore. If someone is looking then great, but sales threads are just a waste of time unless its banksy. The auction have over a 100 pieces of his, pretty sure his commision is zero somehow. And with zero bullshit. Who is asking for stuff for nothing? Well im not about to go super specific or anything. But if you put things up for sale here you would know what i mean. Try selling something, youll get a ton of people telling you you dont know the market and that your way over priced. And that they know far more about the artists prices than you do. There are plenty of chancers on here that make it a massive ball ache and a pain in the arse. Then you have to deal with their follow up emails in the hope you fell for their shit. Dont get me wrong, made plenty buys and sells on here with great people who wanted the items. And not had one problem deal on here. But i get sick to death of people trying to rip things out from good people only to sell them for profit. So to me, id rather not bother with the hastle and put things to auction. Assuming its not instant funds desperatly needed, then its kinda worth the hastle. Just my take on it these days though.
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To wall crowd or not wall crowd your framed arr, by tartarus on Apr 25, 2017 23:35:49 GMT 1, Wall crowd all the way for me. Best way to get as much of it on the walls! I already have litterally shit loads of stuff in wardrobes, and it always feels bad!
Wall crowd all the way for me. Best way to get as much of it on the walls! I already have litterally shit loads of stuff in wardrobes, and it always feels bad!
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Julien's is auctioning off my collection on May 11., by tartarus on Apr 25, 2017 23:30:01 GMT 1, people always seem to want stuff for nothing on here. Its why i wont bother anymore. If someone is looking then great, but sales threads are just a waste of time unless its banksy.
The auction have over a 100 pieces of his, pretty sure his commision is zero somehow. And with zero bullshit.
people always seem to want stuff for nothing on here. Its why i wont bother anymore. If someone is looking then great, but sales threads are just a waste of time unless its banksy.
The auction have over a 100 pieces of his, pretty sure his commision is zero somehow. And with zero bullshit.
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CONTEST FOR LNG TANKS ART DESIGN IN THE RUSSIAN ARCTIC, by tartarus on Apr 25, 2017 14:49:48 GMT 1, Oh i see. They still look like an environmental disaster waiting to happen to me. I guess i may have confused their use though, what exactly will they hold? They are gas tanks. Yamal LNG are extracting natural gas from the Arctic underground.
---------------------------------------------- Read more about The Street Art World---------------------------------------------- I guess not quite as bad as i thought. Still a no though.
Oh i see. They still look like an environmental disaster waiting to happen to me. I guess i may have confused their use though, what exactly will they hold? They are gas tanks. Yamal LNG are extracting natural gas from the Arctic underground.
---------------------------------------------- Read more about The Street Art World---------------------------------------------- I guess not quite as bad as i thought. Still a no though.
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CONTEST FOR LNG TANKS ART DESIGN IN THE RUSSIAN ARCTIC, by tartarus on Apr 25, 2017 14:19:57 GMT 1, Plus I presume all artists who submit a design retain full copyright of their art and how it is presented? from the contest t&c: 4.2. Artwork Exclusive Rights Transfer
By submitting an Entry to the Contest, the Winner shall cede to the Contest Organizer exclusive rights to the submitted Entry in full without any omissions or limitations in terms of time, territory and ways of using the submitted Entry as of the date such Contestant is chosen the Winner and the contract is entered into. WOW 5k well spent id say!
EDIT: hang on, that means they get your image rights litterally just because you submitted! Jesus wept, what a scam!
Plus I presume all artists who submit a design retain full copyright of their art and how it is presented? from the contest t&c: 4.2. Artwork Exclusive Rights Transfer
By submitting an Entry to the Contest, the Winner shall cede to the Contest Organizer exclusive rights to the submitted Entry in full without any omissions or limitations in terms of time, territory and ways of using the submitted Entry as of the date such Contestant is chosen the Winner and the contract is entered into. WOW 5k well spent id say! EDIT: hang on, that means they get your image rights litterally just because you submitted! Jesus wept, what a scam!
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CONTEST FOR LNG TANKS ART DESIGN IN THE RUSSIAN ARCTIC, by tartarus on Apr 25, 2017 14:19:03 GMT 1, Wouldnt want anything id painted on the side of a tank! What a totally horrible project to be involved in!! Whatever next? design a wrap for a nuke? Actually LNG tanks are far from a nuke )))) Oh i see. They still look like an environmental disaster waiting to happen to me. I guess i may have confused their use though, what exactly will they hold?
Wouldnt want anything id painted on the side of a tank! What a totally horrible project to be involved in!! Whatever next? design a wrap for a nuke? Actually LNG tanks are far from a nuke )))) Oh i see. They still look like an environmental disaster waiting to happen to me. I guess i may have confused their use though, what exactly will they hold?
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CONTEST FOR LNG TANKS ART DESIGN IN THE RUSSIAN ARCTIC, by tartarus on Apr 25, 2017 11:04:01 GMT 1, Wouldnt want anything id painted on the side of a tank! What a totally horrible project to be involved in!!
Whatever next? design a wrap for a nuke?
Wouldnt want anything id painted on the side of a tank! What a totally horrible project to be involved in!!
Whatever next? design a wrap for a nuke?
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Banksy โข Girl With Red Balloon Print, by tartarus on Apr 24, 2017 20:20:22 GMT 1, The COAs are generally signed I think by Simon or Holly. That looks pretty similar to Simon's signature on some COAs I have here... I'd suggest checking with Pest Control. i agree. do you have me a fast contact to Pest Control? i have to let doublecheck it as soon as possible. Email them with Possible fake print in auction in capitals in the title. Should get their attention.
The COAs are generally signed I think by Simon or Holly. That looks pretty similar to Simon's signature on some COAs I have here... I'd suggest checking with Pest Control. i agree. do you have me a fast contact to Pest Control? i have to let doublecheck it as soon as possible. Email them with Possible fake print in auction in capitals in the title. Should get their attention.
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Carl Cashman ๐ฌ๐ง New Painting โข Print Release, by tartarus on Apr 24, 2017 18:30:21 GMT 1, New T's available for a limited time. Looks like it sits rather well on a t shirt too!
21 days and ยฃ20 to buy one.
everpress.com/acid-reflux
New T's available for a limited time. Looks like it sits rather well on a t shirt too! 21 days and ยฃ20 to buy one. everpress.com/acid-reflux
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